Vice Golf Boost Plus Complete Set (Men’s)

The Vice Boost Plus is a 12-club men’s set with a driver, 3-wood, 4-hybrid, 5-iron to pitching wedge, 50 and 56-degree wedges, a mallet putter and a stand bag for $899.

Why it made the list

Most beginner sets give you one wedge, or none. The Boost Plus gives you two, at 50 and 56 degrees, on top of the pitching wedge. That covers the short shots around the green where new golfers lose the most strokes.

MyGolfSpy tested it against four other complete sets and called the wedge gapping “the standout.” It also liked the fairway wood, the hybrid and the putter. Vice sells the set direct for $899 and says it ships within 2 business days.

What it does well

• Three wedges in a row at 44, 50 and 56 degrees, with no big gap
• A choice of steel or graphite shafts in the irons
• A face-balanced mallet putter that is easier to aim than a blade
• A stand bag with PU leather details, a water-repellent finish, 5 pockets and 7 club slots
• Three PU leather headcovers with velour lining

The wedge setup is the reason to buy it. A 50-degree wedge fills the distance between a full pitching wedge and a full sand wedge, so you don’t have to swing easy to hit a shot in between.

Who it’s for

The Boost Plus suits new golfers who want to work on their short game early and want a full bag that will last more than a season or two. It also fits players who like a clean, modern look and want to buy direct from the brand. Golfers with slower swings can choose graphite irons.

Who should skip it

Skip it if you need help getting the ball up. MyGolfSpy found the ball flight ran lower across the bag and said the driver was harder to control than it should be in a beginner set. Golfers who want to try the game first should start with a lower-priced set like the MacGregor CG4000.

Key specs, explained

The driver is 10.5 degrees and 44.5 inches long, a little shorter than many drivers, which can help with control. The 3-wood is 15 degrees and the 4-hybrid is 22 degrees. The irons run from a 22-degree 5-iron to a 44-degree pitching wedge.

The driver, 3-wood and hybrid use graphite shafts at 55, 60 and 65 grams. You can pick steel irons at 110 grams or graphite irons at 60 grams. The wedges are steel only. A lighter shaft is easier to swing fast, and a heavier one tends to feel more stable. The putter is 34 inches with 2.5 degrees of loft.

How it compares

The MacGregor MacBLK Golf Clubs Package Set starts at $499.99 and has a milled putter, but only one wedge after the pitching wedge. The Stix Golf C02 Compete 14-Club Set costs $1,599 and adds a 60-degree wedge and a 4-iron for a full 14 clubs. Choose the Boost Plus for a strong short-game setup under $1,000.

Good to know

Vice accepts returns within 30 days of receipt, but the set must be unused and in its original box, so you can’t play it first. Vice pays the return shipping. The men’s set comes in R flex, and on November 6, 2026 Vice was adding a free 24-ball variety pack to each order.

Questions about the Vice Boost Plus

How many wedges come with the Vice Boost Plus?

Three come with it if you count the pitching wedge. There is a 44-degree pitching wedge, a 50-degree wedge and a 56-degree wedge.

Can I return the Vice Boost Plus after playing it?

No, Vice only accepts unused sets in the original packaging. Returns must be made within 30 days of receipt.

Does the Vice Boost Plus come with a stand bag?

Yes, it comes with a stand bag. The bag has 5 pockets, 7 club slots and a water-repellent finish.