I’ve been playing golf for a while now and I’m starting to pay more attention to the equipment I use, particularly the golf balls. Recently, I came across two options from Vice: the Vice Golf Pro and the Vice Golf Pro Plus. I’ve heard great things about both, but I’m struggling to discern which one would be a better fit for my game.
Key Differences
From my research, it seems that there are some key differences between these two models:
Construction: The Vice Golf Pro is a 3-piece ball, while the Pro Plus is a 4-piece. This might affect the feel and the way the balls react to different shots.
Spin and Control: The Pro Plus is designed for more spin and control around the greens. Is that something I should prioritize based on my current skill level?
Distance: I’ve read that the Pro is great for distance, which is something I definitely struggle with at times. How much of a difference in distance can I expect between the two?
Feel: I prefer a soft feel for my putts and short chips. Does one model offer a better feel than the other?
Suitability for Different Skill Levels
I’m a mid-handicapper and play in various conditions, so I’m wondering which ball would suit me better. Do you think the extra technology in the Pro Plus is worth it for my game, or would the Pro offer everything I need without breaking the bank?
Seeking Your Experiences
I’d love to hear from those of you who have played with one or both of these models. What has your experience been like? Have you noticed significant differences in performance? Is it worth the investment to go for the Pro Plus, or should I stick with the Vice Golf Pro?
Conclusion
Looking forward to your insights and advice! Thanks in advance for helping a fellow golfer out.
I’ve been playing with the Vice Golf Pro for a year, and I love the feel. It provides great control around the greens. However, I’m curious about the Pro Plus’s distance performance. Has anyone noticed a significant difference?
I switched to the Pro Plus last season, and I found it offers a bit more distance off the tee. The spin around the greens is a little less, which I actually prefer!
I’ve played both, and while the Pro is fantastic for control, the Pro Plus definitely gives you an extra few yards—especially on long par 5s. It’s all about personal preference, I guess.
I agree with you, epugh! The Pro Plus worked wonders for me on longer drives. I was shocked when I saw my stats; the extra distance was undeniable. What conditions were you playing in when you noticed this?
Weather conditions make a huge difference! I played in windy conditions recently and found the Pro Plus held up better than I expected. How did it perform for you guys in wet or dewy grass? Just curious!
I found the Pro Plus a little slippery in wet conditions. However, the Pro managed spin much better in the same conditions—just something to keep in mind!
Interesting points! I think the Pro Plus may offer a better overall balance for those who prioritize distance, like me. But, the Pro’s feel around the greens can’t be beat! It’s a tough choice!
I’m more of a distance player, so the Pro Plus was a dream for my game. I even recorded my longest drive with it during a recent round! Statistically speaking, it’s a game-changer for me.
Honestly, I think it comes down to your playing style more than anything. Both balls have their merits, but knowing your own strengths is vital. What does everyone prioritize—distance or control?
For me, it’s definitely control. I’d rather have a ball that feels consistent during my short game, even if that means sacrificing a bit of distance. But that varies week to week for me!
Ultimately, testing both yourself is the best approach! Sometimes you just have to see how they perform under your own unique game situation to find your perfect fit.
I’ve noticed that the Vice Golf Pro is designed for more distance, while the Pro Plus focuses on control and feel. Depending on your play style, one might suit you better than the other!
That’s a good point, Julia! The Pro Plus has a slightly softer cover, which can improve spin on greens. If you’re an advanced player, that might be your pick!
I’m a recreational player and I found the Pro model to provide a fantastic mix of distance and control without breaking the bank. Great value for us casual golfers!