Vice Golf is not only about balls and clubs. The wider range now includes bags, gloves, towels, rangefinders, tees and other accessories that help turn the brand into a fuller golf lifestyle and equipment proposition. For some buyers, that wider gear range is part of the appeal. For others, it is where a bit more discipline is needed.
Accessories are easier to buy impulsively than clubs, but they still deserve practical thinking. A glove has to perform. A bag has to match how you play and carry your clubs. A rangefinder has to deliver the information you need quickly. The right Vice accessory is the one that solves a real need first, then brings design and brand personality on top.
Learn about Vice Golf balls and equipment and whether they suit your game.
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Vice Golf bags, gloves and accessories guide. Image credit: Vice Golf
Bags: Think Function Before Style
Vice offers multiple bag routes, including carry bags, cart bags and pencil bags. That matters because the right choice depends heavily on how you play. Walkers should care about weight, strap comfort and pocket layout. Trolley and cart users can think more about storage and structure. Pencil-style options make more sense when minimalism is the priority.
Vice bags are visually strong, which is part of their appeal. But bag buying is one of the easiest places to make a mistake if you let appearance take over. Think first about whether you walk often, how much kit you carry and how tidy or lightweight you want your setup to feel.
| Accessory category | What matters most | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Carry bags | Weight, comfort, pocket balance | Walkers and mixed-use golfers |
| Cart bags | Organisation, storage and stability | Golfers using trollies or carts regularly |
| Gloves | Fit, grip and comfort | Any golfer who wants dependable hand feel |
| Rangefinders | Ease of use and distance confidence | Golfers who want faster, clearer yardage decisions |
| Towels and tees | Convenience and small setup details | Golfers who enjoy a more coordinated bag setup |
Gloves: Fit and Feel Matter Most
Gloves are a classic example of where style can only come second. Vice offers a range of glove colours and finishes, but the real decision should still start with fit, grip and comfort. A glove that looks great but slips, wears poorly or fits awkwardly does not add value.
For golfers who practise indoors frequently, glove choice can matter even more because repeated swings make comfort and durability harder to ignore. If your practice routine includes a home net or simulator, small equipment details often become more noticeable than they do in occasional outdoor play.
Vice Golf gloves and hand-feel focused accessories. Image credit: Vice Golf
Rangefinders and Practical On-Course Gear
Rangefinders sit in the more functional end of the Vice accessory world. Here the question is simple: does the device help you make better yardage decisions quickly? If the answer is yes, the design bonus is welcome. If not, the styling matters very little. This is the kind of category where practical confidence should always lead the buying decision.
The same principle applies to towels, tees and other small items. These are not headline purchases, but they shape the daily experience of using your gear. Golfers who enjoy a coordinated look across the bag often appreciate this side of the Vice range more than they expected.
How Accessories Connect to Indoor Golf
Vice accessories are also relevant to golfers building stronger home practice habits. Gloves, towels, bags and ball choice all influence how organised your practice feels. A cleaner setup is often easier to use consistently, and consistency is what turns occasional hitting into structured improvement.
That is why accessory buying can connect naturally with the broader Outtabounds world. If you are creating an indoor practice area, see how to build a golf simulator in the UK, impact screens and launch monitors for the technical side of the setup.
Vice Golf rangefinder and course-use accessories. Image credit: Vice Golf
Who the Vice Gear Range Suits Best
The wider Vice gear range is likely to suit golfers who enjoy modern styling and want their setup to feel visually joined up. It also suits buyers who prefer direct shopping and want options that are easy to browse across multiple categories. For those golfers, the bags, gloves and accessory lines help the brand feel more complete.
It may be less compelling for golfers who treat accessories as purely functional commodities and do not care about design language at all. That is a fair approach too. But even those buyers can still find useful options within the range if they keep the practical filter in place.
If your goal is a more complete year-round golf setup, our pages on golf simulator garden rooms and home golf simulators may also help you join the equipment side with the space-planning side.
Explore the Full Vice Golf Series
- Vice Golf UK: Balls, Gear, Putters and What to Know Before You Buy
- Best Vice Golf Balls in the UK: Which Model Fits Your Game?
- Vice Pro Plus vs Pro vs Pro Air vs Tour vs Drive
- Are Vice Golf Balls Good Value for UK Golfers?
- Vice Golf Personalised Balls: Gifts, Logos and Custom Orders
- Vice Golf Special Editions: Neon, Drip, Tracer and Limited Releases
- Vice Golf Putters and Clubs: What the Range Looks Like
- Vice Golf Bags, Gloves and Accessories: What Is Worth Knowing
- Is Vice Golf Right for You? A Buyer Guide for Different Golfer Types
Conclusion
Vice Golf bags, gloves and accessories are worth knowing because they show how far the brand has expanded beyond balls alone. The strongest buying decisions come when function leads and style finishes the job.
Choose the bag that fits how you play, the glove that fits your hand and the accessory that genuinely improves your golf routine. Do that, and the wider Vice gear range becomes much easier to shop well.
