Drive is Vice's entry-level ball and its only two-piece offering, built around a single Surlyn cover and a heavier, higher-compression core aimed purely at distance and durability. It's the model Vice points to when price, not performance nuance, is the deciding factor, and it was part of the brand's 2025 full-line refresh alongside the Pro, Pro Plus, Pro Air, and Tour.
A firm, low-feedback strike with little in the way of spin or greenside check — it's a roll-it-out distance ball, not a scoring-club ball.
Best for beginners, high-handicappers, or anyone who loses balls fast and doesn't want the price of a urethane ball riding in the water; low-single-digit players will find it flat and unresponsive around the greens.
Sold as Vice's cheapest ball to begin with, so it has limited resale value; it does turn up in bulk mixed-brand lake-ball buckets given the brand's DTC volume.
Reading is one thing — feeling it off the face is another. Book a bay and hit a sleeve before you buy anywhere.
