Custom Vice Golf Balls: Models, Logos, and Ordering

Custom Vice golf balls give a business, team, or event a ball that golfers actually want to play. Vice built its following by selling tour style urethane balls direct to consumers at prices below the biggest brands, so a Vice ball with your logo on it reads as a smart, modern pick rather than generic swag. In this guide we walk through the five Vice models we print, which one fits each kind of order, how to prep your logo, and how to place a custom order without surprises.

Why Businesses Choose Custom Vice Golf Balls

When companies order logo balls, the brand on the ball matters almost as much as the logo. Here is why Vice keeps coming up in our conversations with corporate buyers:

• Golfers recognize it. Vice, the Munich based ball brand, has a loyal following among players who research their gear.
• Real performance in the premium models. The Pro line uses cast urethane covers, the same cover type found on tour balls.
• A tiered lineup. Five models span client gifts down to high volume giveaways, so one brand can cover an entire event.
• A fresh look. Vice stands out next to the usual Titleist and Callaway boxes on a gift table.

The Vice Lineup at a Glance

Construction and cover details below come from Today's Golfer's robot tested Vice ball guide and MyGolfSpy's look at the updated Vice lineup.

A Note on Compression

Vice publishes its own compression ratings, but the numbers vary depending on which source and gauge you look at. Rather than quote one figure, here is the practical takeaway from reviewers: the Pro Plus is the firmest of the urethane balls, the Pro sits in the middle, and the Pro Air is the softest. MyGolfSpy also noted the ionomer Tour is firmer than the Pro, with the Drive on par with the Tour.

What Independent Testing Found

In its 2025 ball testing, MyGolfSpy found the Pro Plus produced the lowest driver spin and the flattest iron flight of the Vice balls tested, along with the highest wedge spin. The Pro Air launched highest. You can see the full breakdown in MyGolfSpy's Vice ball guide based on 2025 test results. For a direct comparison of the two most popular urethane models, read our article on Vice Pro Air vs Vice Pro.

Matching the Vice Model to Your Order

Picking the right ball starts with who receives it and how many you need.

Client and Executive Gifts

Choose the Pro or Pro Plus. These are the balls a serious golfer will actually put in play, which means your logo shows up on the course, not in a junk drawer. A dozen in a printed box makes a strong year end thank you.

Tournaments and Member Events

The Vice Pro works well for member guests and invitationals where the field plays seriously. For a charity scramble with a mixed field, the Vice Tour golf balls hit a nice middle ground on price and durability. Pair them with other items from our golf tournament gifts collection to build complete player bags.

High Volume Giveaways

When you need balls for every attendee at a trade show or a big outing, the two piece Drive keeps cost per ball low while still carrying a brand golfers know.

Mixing Models in One Order

You don't have to pick a single ball for everyone. Some of our smartest corporate orders split the budget: a small run of Pro Plus or Pro for sponsors, executives, and top clients, then Tour or Drive for the rest of the field. Every golfer gets a Vice ball with your logo, but the people who matter most to the relationship get the premium version. It also keeps the per player cost reasonable on a big event without making the gift feel cheap.

A simple way to plan it:

• Top tier (Pro Plus or Pro): clients, sponsors, executives, prize winners
• Middle tier (Tour): tournament players and staff
• Volume tier (Drive): booth visitors, raffle bags, and extras

Getting Your Logo Ready for a Vice Ball

The printable area on a golf ball is small and curved, so artwork that looks great on a letterhead can fall apart on a ball. Here is what we look for when proofing Vice orders.

1. Send vector files when you can. AI, EPS, SVG, or a high resolution PDF prints sharpest.
2. Simplify fine detail. Thin lines and tiny text can blur on a curved surface. A simplified version of your mark often prints better than the full lockup.
3. Limit the colors. Fewer colors usually mean crisper edges and easier color matching.
4. Think about contrast. Dark logos pop on white balls. If you order a colored Vice ball, check that your logo color stands out against it.
5. Respect the factory marks. Vice prints its own branding and alignment line on the ball. Your logo goes on the open side, so plan for that space.

We cover more pitfalls in our article on custom logo golf balls and the mistakes companies make when ordering swag.

How to Order Custom Vice Golf Balls

Our process is built so you see exactly what you get before anything prints.

1. Pick your model from our custom Vice golf balls collection.
2. Upload your logo or add text in the online designer.
3. Review the preview to check size, placement, and colors.
4. Choose your quantity. Larger orders make sense for events, and smaller runs work for executive gifts.
5. Confirm and checkout. Leave time for printing and shipping, and order early for the holidays or any event with a fixed date.

Ordering Checklist

• Final logo file approved by your marketing team
• Head count plus a few extras for sponsors and staff
• Event date and ship to address confirmed
• Model chosen for each audience (for example, Pro for VIPs and Tour for the field)

Custom Vice vs Other Logo Ball Brands

Vice is not the only option, and sometimes it is not the best one. If your audience expects a Titleist or TaylorMade logo, or if you need the absolute lowest price per ball, another brand may fit better. Vice wins when you want tour style performance and a distinctive brand at a price that leaves room in the budget for other branded items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you put a company logo on Vice golf balls?

Yes. We print company logos, text, and designs on Vice Pro Plus, Pro, Pro Air, Tour, and Drive golf balls.

Which Vice ball is best for corporate gifts?

The Vice Pro or Pro Plus. Both use cast urethane covers and tour style construction, so serious golfers are happy to play them.

Which Vice ball is best for a large golf outing?

The Vice Tour suits mixed tournament fields, and the two piece Vice Drive is the budget pick for big giveaways.

What file format should I send for a Vice logo order?

Vector files such as AI, EPS, SVG, or a high resolution PDF print the sharpest. Simplified versions of detailed logos usually look best on a ball.

Does Vice publish compression ratings?

Yes, Vice publishes its own ratings, but numbers vary across sources and gauges. Reviewers agree the Pro Plus is the firmest urethane model and the Pro Air the softest.