Pro Air replaced the long-running Vice Pro Soft in the brand's 2025 relaunch, keeping the same slot as the lineup's softest, highest-launching urethane ball. It runs a thin cast-urethane cover over a 318-dimple pattern, tuned specifically for higher launch and lower spin off the driver rather than all-out control. MyGolfSpy clocked its driver spin among the lowest of the urethane balls it tested, right in line with its stated purpose.
The softest strike in the Vice range with a notably higher launch off the tee, still giving up honest greenside spin thanks to the urethane cover, without the click of the firmer Pro or Pro Plus.
Built for players under about 95 mph of driver speed who want extra carry and a cushioned feel; faster swingers tend to balloon it and lose the control the firmer Vice balls provide.
Newer than the rest of the Vice range, so recycled-ball supply is thinner for now, though it will likely follow the same lake-ball path as Pro Soft did once it's been in play a season or two.
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