Vice has just dropped its Green Mile Club limited edition collection, and while the company has done plenty of cool limited edition stuff in the past, this may be its finest work yet.
In this context, the Green Mile refers to the final three holes at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina – the 2025 PGA Championship site. The final stretch of holes is renowned for its difficulty and has been a pivotal factor in determining the outcome of major tournaments held at the course.
Said another way, the Green Mile Club is Vice’s way of commemorating the 2025 PGA Championship.
The collection includes a slit towel (sweet), a cap (it’s fine), a divot tool and ball marker set (nice), tees (whatever), and Vice Pro Golf Balls.
The limited edition golf balls feature a compass graphic, Green Mile sidestamp, special packaging, and most notably, a monochromatic stripe design similar to what you’ll find on TaylorMade’s TP5 Stripe.
It’s the first time we’ve seen a legitimate alignment feature on a Vice Golf ball (currently limited to Vice Pro), but as the popularity of these types of designs increases, I expect we will see more of it from Vice (and its competitors).
As noted, the Vice Green Mile Club collection is billed as limited edition and if past Vice offerings are any indication, a good bit of this (definitely the golf balls) will sell out fast.
If you’re a fan of the Green Mile (the movie or holes 16-18 at Quail Hollow) or you’re looking for alignment technology on your Vice Golf ball, might I suggest you act quickly as these won’t last long.
Visit ViceGolf.com to get yours.
Bob
2 weeks ago
Please explain the reason behind the compass on the one main panel.