Vice Golf launches first drivers, fairways, and hybrids

Vice Golf has launched its first-ever drivers, fairways and hybrids with an attractive price point to prove that better clubs don’t need big price tags.

Vice Golf is known for its direct-to-consumer golf business, which has been incredibly successful, but in recent years, they have started to produce golf clubs. They started with putters, wedges, and irons but are now, as they say, trying to rewrite the rules of golf equipment with the launch of their first-ever drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids. With a data-driven approach, premium construction, and eye-catching price points, Vice are aiming to prove that better clubs don’t have to come with a big price tag.

“Golfers deserve clubs that truly perform—without the gimmicks and markups,” said Ingo Duellmann, Co-Founder & CEO of Vice Golf. “With our new lineup, we’re making high-performance Drivers, Woods, and Hybrids accessible to everyone, not just those willing to drop $600+ on a driver.”

The drivers

The drivers, fairways and hybrids are built with multi-material engineering (Carbon, Aluminium, Titanium, and Maraging Steel), with an adjustable loft and lie sleeve available on drivers, and precise loft and lie adjustments possible during the build process for fairway woods and hybrids. All designs are informed by real golfer data from HIO Fitting.

There are two drivers available: the VGD01 which is lighter weight, high in forgiveness, and has a built-in draw bias for an easier launch and greater accuracy, and the VGD01+, a premium multi-material design that offers lower spin and adjustability for fine-tuned performance.

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Both drivers have the advanced carbon aluminium titanium construction which optimises performance, sound, and feel. The custom Bulge & Roll Face Tech keeps mishits straighter and maintains distance and performance across the face. If you want to change the loft or fine tune your flight, you can adjust the driver up to 4°. You have the nice alignment aid to centre the ball and help you hit the centre of the face more often.

The fairways

The VGF01 fairway woods  are designed to be high launching, clean through the turf, consistent and perfect for tee shots, fairways, and even tough lies. Designed for effortless speed and maximum forgiveness, the super lightweight, high-strength Maraging Steel Face produces a high launch with increased ball speed. The draw-biased weighting encourages a straighter, more controlled ball flight and is easy to hit on and off the tee box due to its wider shape, with optimised face alignment for high launch, low spin trajectory. It’s available in lofts: 15° (3W), 18° (5W), 21° (7W).

The hybrids

Versatile and easy to hit, the new hybrids from Vice Golf are designed for a high-launching and controlled flight from any lie. The C455 steel face with a stainless steel body delivers that great feel and energy transfer for fast ball speeds. The low CG maximises launch and forgiveness across the face offering stability and with the draw biased design it will help hit shot straighter if you’re natural shape is a fade or cut.

The conclusion

If you are looking for a new driver, fairway or hybrid that isn’t going to break the bank, Vice Golf has a great offering. If you are a golfer that spends a bit of time on the right side of the course these draw bias option in driver, fairways and hybrids tick the boxes. And if you just want a driver to bomb off the tee, then the VG01+ is your lower spinning option with a neutral setting. Great options from Vice Golf with really attractive price tags, definitely worth checking out.

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James Tait is bunkered’s Gear Editor. Want to know how the latest Callaway driver, Vokey wedge or Scotty Cameron putter performs? He’s the guy to ask. Better yet, just watch his videos on the bunkered YouTube channel. One of the biggest hitters in the UK, James also competes on the World Long Drive circuit and is a descendent of former Amateur champion Freddie Tait.

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