Are vice golf golf balls any good?
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Would you pay $25 for a golf ball?
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Which Titleist golf ball is the best for You?
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What are the best soft golf balls?
Jun 28, 2021 · Posted June 23, 2021 (edited) I've found Vice to be good when I used DTC balls. However, Snell just seems to be the top dog in DTC golf ball arena in regards to quality and performance. I would put them up against ANY top tour ball on the market. Edited June 23, 2021 by wantacigar. 3.
What happens with high swing speed and low compression ball?
Are TPS golf balls any good?
What is the best golf ball for driving distance?
- Srixon Distance Golf Ball. Our pick. ...
- Callaway Warbird Golf Ball. Best for speed off the face. ...
- Titleist Velocity 2022 Golf Ball. High launch. ...
- Bridgestone e12 Contact Golf Ball. ...
- TaylorMade Distance + Golf Ball. ...
- Honma D1 Golf Ball. ...
- Wilson Tour Velocity Tour Distance Golf Ball. ...
- Pinnacle Rush Golf Ball.
What is the best golf ball for distance and spin?
- TaylorMade Tour Response. A premium ball for average players. ...
- Titleist Pro V1. The best golf ball for distance, but with short game control. ...
- Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Balls. ...
- Wilson Staff Model R. ...
- TaylorMade TP5x. ...
- OnCore Vero X1. ...
- Titleist AVX. ...
- Vice Pro Soft.
Should I use a TP5 or TP5x?
Which TaylorMade ball is like Pro V1?
Do softer golf balls go further?
Do soft golf balls go farther?
What is the longest golf ball for seniors?
Do distance golf balls go further?
Which golf balls are the hardest?
What is the longest golf ball off the tee?
| Golf Ball | Yards |
|---|---|
| 1. Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash | 329.8 |
| 2. Titleist Tour Speed | 327.6 |
| 3. Bridgestone Tour B RX | 327.1 |
| 4. Titleist Pro V1 | 326.8 |
Snell Golf
After a long career developing golf balls for major OEMs, Dean Snell hung his own shingle in 2015 and helped usher in the direct-to-consumer golf ball movement. Courtesy of Snell Golf
Vice
Vice's colorful attitude and eye-catching designs are paired with high-quality golf ball performance that has people talking. Courtesy of Vice Golf
OnCore
With its brand-new Vero X1, OnCore seeks to build on the success of its performance ELIXR and distance AVANT models. Courtesy of OnCore
Cut Golf
Cut Golf's DC ball offers a lot of value at less than $30 a dozen. Courtesy of Cut Golf
Quantix Golf
Quantix, which makes the F18 Tour (pictured) and F35 Control golf ball, is based in Ft. Worth, Texas. Courtesy of Quantix
Trust
The Bison Soft and Bison X comprise half of Trust's golf ball offerings, available at a flat price of $32 a cozen, with bulk-buy discounts available. Courtesy of Trust
Seed
The Seed SD-01 is another solid entry into the direct-to-consumer golf ball field. Courtesy of Seed
Who is Dean Snell?
Snell Golf. The founder of this company, Dean Snell, spent many years with Titleist and TaylorMade in their golf ball research and development before branching out on his own to great success. Snell is one of the foremost names in the world of golf ball development and his name is on the patents for 40 golf balls.
What is the difference between MTB Black and MTB X?
MTB-X is a 3-piece ball for fast swings and offers low spin off the driver and increased spin on irons. MTB Black is also 3-piece but is a lower compression ball (75-80) ideal for average swing speeds . It is low spinning which promotes accuracy and it has a nice, soft feel around the greens.
Who founded Seed?
According to its website, “Seed was founded by Dean Klatt in defiance of the corporate monoliths that use their dominance to dictate the direction of our game… what brand or product you should use and how much you should pay for it.”
Performance is Key
Simply put, yes and no. It’s more complicated than a simple yes or no, though.
The Man. The Myth. The Legend
I know what you’re thinking, doesn’t this mean all DTC balls are just old models and don’t perform like CURRENT tour balls?
Will a DTC Golf Company Ever Pay a Tour Pro?
As mentioned, not all PGA Tour pros have equipment deals which means any number of players could put a DTC ball in play without breaching a contract.
Everyone Loves a Longshot
The more research you do, it starts to become pretty clear that DTC brands are a long shot to be seen on tour.
jjfcpa
I've tried a number of DTC (direct-to-consumer) balls - Oncore, Snell, Vice, Cut, etc. and in my opinion, the best performing ball is the Snell MTB Black. From tee to green, it just checks all the boxes. What's your experience and favorite?
wantacigar
I've found Vice to be good when I used DTC balls. However, Snell just seems to be the top dog in DTC golf ball arena in regards to quality and performance. I would put them up against ANY top tour ball on the market.
scott406
Last spring I decided to try as many golf balls as I could to settle on one ball for the summer
North Butte
Last spring I decided to try as many golf balls as I could to settle on one ball for the summer
MattM97
I have to try Snell again but I remember them being very good, I just don't play them cause they haven't been in stock in Canada for months, they come in and gone in days. But a lot of other DTC like Vice and OnCore are solid options, Kirkland for the price is solid as well.
Justsomeguy
The mtb-x is just a great ball. That being said, the vice pro doesn't get the love it deserves.
phizzy30
Snell. I switch between the MTB-X and Chrome Soft X LS. If I remember correctly, Dean used to work for TM and Titleist at one point in R&D.
teetogreen11
Average golfer and I never buy balls in-store. I've cycled through a few online DTC brands. Curious what the opinion of the community is. Aside from the big companies out there, I've tried: Vice, Oncore, and Snell. Heard of, but haven't tried: Cut, Quantrix, Sugar, Penfold, or Seed.
phizzy30
Snell MTB-X for me. Very long off the tee with enough spin around the greens. Don't care much for feel but it's not as soft as the AVX which I put in play as well. It really depends on course conditions which ball I play. 115-118 mph ss and 175 ball speed here.
