We have not tested this product ourselves; this page summarises the maker's published specifications.
The Vice Pro Soft is a three-piece golf ball with a cast urethane cover and 318 dimples from Vice Golf. It is designed for mid handicap players and low to mid swing speed players who want a lower ball flight and a soft feel around the greens. Compare it with other balls in our golf ball compression chart.
Vice Golf Pro Soft Golf Balls, White (One Dozen)
Like the rest of the Vice range, this ball is not designed for everyone. Players with a high swing speed, or those who play a Pro V1x, TP5x or similar premium golf ball, are likely to be looking at a different construction, as the chart below shows. Vice aims the Pro Soft at players who find premium balls difficult to compress.
| 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 |
Vice Pro Soft and Titleist AVX
Titleist describes the AVX as a Tour-designed golf ball with a focus on distance and a soft feel. The Vice Pro Soft is designed with a similar focus on distance and soft feel at a lower price.
Vice Golf Pro Soft Golf Balls, White (One Dozen)
Construction and Characteristics of Vice Pro Soft
The Vice Pro Soft golf ball is a three-piece construction with a core design and cover material that Vice describes as designed to reduce drag for longer distances off the tee. Here are the specifications:
- It is constructed out of three pieces with a cast urethane cover,
- It gets added distance and speed off the tee from its High Energy Speed Core,
- It has a 318 dimple pattern designed for a stable trajectory,
- Its extra-thin cast urethane cover is designed to provide short game spin and feel,
- It has a glossy finish,
- Its KIL line has sharp edges for alignment.
Who Is the Vice Pro Soft Designed For?
Vice designs the Pro Soft for advanced players and occasional golfers with low to medium swings, with a driver swing speed below 95 mph. It is also aimed at beginners who want to move to a urethane-covered ball at a more affordable price. For other options, see our golf ball guide.
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