During a late summer evening, Vice Golf believer Darren sent a message to the Vice Golf team writing about the story of his golf life. Darren was diagnosed with a juvenile form of macular generation called Stargardt’s Disease, but never gave up his passion for golf.
Whether it’s your holiday snaps, your favourite team’s logo, your company logo or the name of your better half: Customized Vice Golf balls add a very personal touch to your own golf game.
Finding the right golf ball for your game that you can trust and rely on is more important than you may think. Yet, anyone that takes pride in his or her golfing ability knows the importance of using the right golf ball. In a conversation with Vice Golf founders Ingo Duellmann, Rainer Stoeckl and American golf instructor Andrew Rice, we shed light into the darkness of the golf ball industry.
Andrew Rice belongs to the best golf teachers in America and has been ranked among „The 50 Best Teachers in America“. His open-minded character and his in-depth knowledge about golf have made him a brilliant ambassador for Vice Golf.
When the VP of Partnership at the National Basketball Association (NBA) approached our team at Vice Golf last year, we were pumped. Just recently, an opportunity opened up to collaborate and the NBA was looking for a brand that is young, energetic and cool, namely Vice Golf.
Vice Golf’s newly formed partnership with the National Basketball Association (NBA) is inspiring creative ideas to showcase the overlap between the two popular sports – recently put into play at a spectacular location in San Pedro, Los Angeles.
Colorful graffiti, the word “OPEN” in neon lights, and Latin music greet visitors to Cha Cha Chicken, giving off a beach vibe like you’d expect to find in Cuba.
The still lifeless spring morning sun sees the founder of Vice Golf standing in a thick jacket in Venice Skate Park. Only when the perfect subject is found, the jacket is discarded, a cool pose is struck, and the shots are in the bag.
In the California desert, which turns out to be bitingly cold in February, Ingo Duellmann and Rainer Stoeckl pose defiantly and self-confidently in front of the gigantic, commanding life-size dinosaurs which leave visitors looking on in awe and respect.