How are these GOLF BALL'S so LONG... Vice Golf's New 2024 Weapon!? 

I've been using the Air for a couple of weeks now. I really like them but the driver numbers on the new 2024 Plus look to be 16 yards longer using the authors numbers. I received the Plus today and will try to compare side by side soon. I will let you know I find. I will do this a couple of times. Give me a week because I have a couple things I am playing in in the next few days so I won't change until afterwards.

@@andybarger8486any results?

how do your find the spin with q star? the pro plus would spin more wouldn't it?

@@marklynch5236 I haven’t had any complaints with the spin, good iron shot seem to stop quickly on the greens and I can control with ease green side spin as well

But for 10% it does so 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫

I completely disagree. Playing a ball suited for you makes a huge difference. This is something an absolute hack would say, and most players are better than that.

Horribly incorrect.

I don't think brand matters that much, but compression certainly does. Every golfer will have a compression range that feels best to them. For me, I am most comfortable with 85ish compression. I try out a lot of balls that I find. High compression balls, like the Pro V1X, always feel too hard for my slower swing speed, while low compression balls, such as the Callaway SuperSoft feel mushy to me. Most any ball from a top manufacturer that is in the 85 range, though, will feel fine to me.

Because those 90% are hacks and can’t understand there’s a huge difference in golf balls

Bragger!😊

I wish they offered it in the pro plus. I prefer the feel of the plus a lot more

Tell us you haven't been to a pro shop lately

@@edanzoreright now at golftown in Canada I can get Srixon z stars for 32.59 a dozen (buy 1 get one at 65). Last gen tp5 for 40 a dozen (2 for 80). Prov will do a buy 3 get 1 (75 ea which turns into 55) Vice are 45 dollars Canadian without shipping if you buy 5! If you wait for the buy 5 get 1 free it gets you to around 37ish a dozen. They’re basically matching up with the big guys if you play the specials. 3 dollar difference I’m taking the tp5. If it was a 7-10 dollar difference I’d go for the vice. Gap used to be bigger is all I’m sayin. Know what I’m sayyyyinnn

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Enjoy being a 15….

Over the winter I used Vice Pro in red. It was sort of an orangish red, but they were very easy to see and find. My personal favorite is the multi-toned orange. They are easy to see and find, but have a radical look to them, as they are unlike any other ball on the market. I always get a lot of comments when I play the radioactive orange, as I call them. The green is fine, too. As for the paint splotches, they look great, however they are harder to find if you hit them into trouble. My go-to ball all summer, though is white.

@@Drycleanerguy Thanks I have seen the Orangish color. It isn't bad. With multiple dozens still in my storage I'm years away from new balls being purchased. May never need to buy them. As a 3-4 HCP player I'm fortunate I lose very few balls. Play them, they get scruffed up some then they go into my shag tube. When they finally are beyond use or I replace those, they go into my shag bag for places we go that don't have a driving range. People I golf with also pick the ranges on local courses. They find me all the yellow I'd want also. Cheers to more golf!

@@jonbuikema7399 I also have about 4 dozen balls left from last year, and that will last me at least the rest of this year. I am about a 13, so I lose a few balls, but not too many. Like you, I use them until they are scuffed, then they go into the shag bag.

That vice lime green is their hi vis yellow ball. It's not much different.

Expensive? They are $32 a dozen and I’ve gotten some on EBay brand new for $22, $25 with taxes.

Same boat. Would be interested to hear which works better for you. I’m currently using the Air.

@@sscully67 I tested them both side by side. I chipped around the green, 20-yard pitches, 50-yard shots, 100-yard shots, 150-yard shots and driver. I am getting a little more yardages with the driver but, all the other comparisons were close enough that I cannot tell the difference. That said, I am switching to the Air for the little bit of extra distance. The biggest difference is the feel. The Air is a softer feel and that is fine with me. I don't really have a preference for feel. I have played soft and firm. I hope this helps. I will be looking at Vice's new irons shortly. They have them at Club Champion. I am really curious. I play Srixon zx5's now and want to compare the two.

@@andybarger8486 thanks for the feedback! I’m partial to a softer feel and the Pro is definitely firmer, especially on mishits. The Air is staying in the bag this year.

R&D takes years. Why not try and recoup the money spent over the past few years for rule changes that are still a few years out? The money made from this with generate money for the new conforming ball. Companies will still make non conforming balls after the roll back as 99% of golfers are not playing in official events mandating the new ball.

@@jackiemoon_lmsit won’t effect you unless you play in USGA sanctioned events

@@ryanwalters694 exactly. Feels like some people think they will be arrested if they play a non conforming ball when they are playing with friends after the roll back.

Only good golfers have to worry about too much spin. ;)

My golf spy did a test on it, any major scuffs and they should go in the shag bag

@@raggamuffin1985 Thanks for the info. I will look for the video.

Same mate! 😎