Recycled Golf Balls for Vice in 24 and 48 Ball Packs, Mint and Near Mint Condition

The golf ball technology of today is truly remarkable. This is why used golf balls can be retrieved from lakes and still perform comparably to new ones. However, this was not always the case. While people have long enjoyed hitting objects with sticks, particularly each other, historians generally agree that the first "golf" balls, invented in Scotland during the 1400s, were made from beech wood, handcrafted by carpenters. Talk about high compression!

It took over a century for the next technological advancement, which resulted in the "feathery" ball. This new ball was made from a piece of leather stuffed with goose feathers, sewn tight, dried-hard, and painted. To add to the eccentricity, King James VI granted exclusive rights for 21 years to a single individual to produce these "balls," with a limit of only 4 per day. It's safe to assume that the first golf balls were not exactly round, didn't travel far, couldn't withstand moisture, and cost a pretty penny.

Fortunately, better times were ahead. Stay tuned for Part Two of the History of the Golf Ball.

The new 4-Piece cast urethane Vice PRO PLUS, designed for advanced players with higher swing speeds, is the top-of-the-line golf ball played by many top amateurs and professionals around the world. Vice PRO PLUS players prioritize the combination of soft feel, excellent distance, and maximum spin around the green.

The new 3-Piece cast urethane Vice PRO features the thinnest cover possible and is a popular golf ball played by young professionals and amateurs seeking to maximize their performance from tee to green.

Each order from our collection will include a unique mix of various generations of Vice Golf Balls, such as the Vice Pro, Vice Piper, Vice Pro Plus, Vice Golf Pro Soft, Vice Tour, and Vice Drive.

Our used golf balls undergo a meticulous process to ensure their quality and performance. They are carefully cleaned and inspected, with hand-sorting by brand and model, and hand-graded for both performance and appearance. Balls in Mint Condition (AAAAA) perform like new, with minimal to no visible wear and may have player pen markings or logos. Near Mint Condition (AAAA) balls have minor cosmetic blemishes and imperfections, such as gloss-loss, abrasion, and minor discoloration, but no cuts or damage that could affect their performance.

Let us help you imagine a world where you can enjoy your favorite golf balls while contributing to a more sustainable environment. By purchasing our used golf balls, you can do your part in cleaning up the environment while still experiencing the performance you expect.

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