Vice Pro has become one of the most consistent direct-to-consumer tour balls in MyGolfSpy’s testing. It offers a balanced mix of speed, flight, spin and value. If you’re wondering whether it fits your game in 2025, these are the five things that matter most.
1. It’s a true mid-spin tour ball — built for versatility
Vice Pro lives firmly in the mid-spin category, meaning it isn’t built to reduce spin at all costs nor is it designed as a high-spin control ball. This balanced profile makes it playable for a wide range of golfers because it avoids the trade-offs that come with balls on either end of the spin spectrum. If you want a consistent flight without introducing new problems, Vice Pro offers that neutral, reliable feel.
2. It was one of the longest iron balls for mid swing speeds
One of the biggest standouts in the 2025 test was Vice Pro’s iron performance. At mid swing speeds, it finished among the longest iron balls tested, keeping pace with several distance-focused models. The data also shows that Vice Pro produced a lower overall flight and a shallower descent angle in this portion of the test. This can benefit golfers who prefer a more penetrating iron window or want to avoid ballooning shots.
3. Driver performance is consistent and predictable
Vice Pro wasn’t highlighted for ultra-low spin or high-spin behavior off the driver, which is actually a benefit. It means it performs exactly as a mid-spin tour ball should. Drivers can be tuned around it easily and you won’t fight the strange launch or spin quirks that softer or more specialized balls sometimes introduce.
4. Greenside spin is solid
While Vice Pro doesn’t show up in the very highest-spinning wedge group, it also stays well clear of the lowest performers. It offers dependable urethane-level spin for chips and pitches (5773 rpm in the 35-yard wedge test) without being overly reactive. Vice Pro delivers a good balance rather than chasing maximum grab.
5. It remains one of the best value tour balls in 2025
Vice Pro continues to earn a place on the “Best Mid-Priced” list because it performs like a premium ball without a premium price tag. It’s fast enough, offers real urethane control and has strong iron performance. It also remains cheaper than most top-tier OEM offerings.
If the Vice Pro isn’t for you, check out the complete results of our golf ball test here: 2025 Golf Ball Test.
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