We have not tested this product ourselves; this page summarises the maker's published specifications.
The Vice Drive golf ball is one of the lower-priced golf balls from Vice Golf. This ball is composed of two pieces, 312 dimples and a Surlyn cover, according to Vice's product page. You can see how this golf ball compares to Vice Golf's other offerings below, or compare it with other balls in our golf ball compression chart.
Vice describes the inner core as soft, designed to provide carry and roll for slower to medium swing speeds.
Who Is the Vice Drive Designed For?
Balls of this type are designed to be budget friendly and are aimed at seniors, ladies, and slower swing speed players. Vice positions the Drive for golfers with a low to medium club head speed who want to reduce driver spin and add distance.
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Vice Drive Golf Balls (Package May Vary)
Vice Golf Ball Range
| Ball | Dimples | # of Cores | Outer Ball Skin |
| Vice Drive | 312 | 2 Piece | Surly de DuPont |
| Vice Tour | 312 | 3 Piece | Surly de DuPont |
| Vice Pro | 318 | 3 Piece | Cast Urethane |
| Vice Pro Soft | 318 | 3 Piece | Cast Urethane |
| Vice Pro Plus | 336 | 4 Piece | Cast Urethane |
What the Maker Says
Vice designs the Drive for players who want height and distance off the tee and with their irons. It has a two-piece construction and a Surlyn cover rather than the cast urethane cover used on the Vice Pro and Vice Pro Plus.
Vice Drive Golf Balls (Package May Vary)
Construction and Characteristics of Vice Drive
Vice Drive golf balls are designed for distance and accuracy for the slower golfer. Featuring a two-piece construction, Vice Drive golf balls use a Soft Energy Speed Core to generate greater ball speed. These are their construction and characteristics:
- It is constructed out of two pieces of DuPont Surlyn,
- It gets added distance off the tee from its Soft Energy Speed Core,
- It has a 312 dimple pattern designed for stable flight and distance,
- Vice lists its compression at 95, which is firmer than the Vice Tour (85) and Vice Pro (90),
- Its cover is described as cut-resistant and tough,
- It has a KIL alignment line with sharp edges.
Based on these specifications, it is aimed at golfers who play only on occasion, beginners, and golfers with medium or low clubhead speed.
Vice Drive Golf Ball Summary
Each ball in the Vice Golf range is aimed at a different type of player. Vice positions the Vice Pro for mid to high swing speeds, while the Vice Drive is aimed at slower swing speeds, higher handicap players, beginners and seniors who want a lower-priced ball.
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