'Smiley' by Vice Golf, 2026
Limited Edition regulation golf ball collab. featuring the artwork of Greg Mike.
1.67 Inches diameter.
4.24 Centimeters diameter.
4.37 x 4.33 x 4.17 Inches (display)
3-Piece cast urethane golf ball with 318 dimple design.
Limited Edition series.
Greg Mike's printed signature on ball.
*Note: Includes new, clear acrylic (UV-resistant) contemporary single golf ball display case with black base.
ABOUT THE ART
The Greg Mike x Vice Golf collaboration brings together contemporary street art and golf culture, transforming an everyday sporting essential into a colorful, character-driven collectible.
Known for his bold colors, playful imagery and unmistakable cartoon-inspired aesthetic, American artist Greg Mike has developed a distinctive visual language influenced by classic animation, graffiti, skateboarding and the rebellious spirit of street culture. His work frequently features exaggerated expressions, mischievous characters and vibrant compositions that blur the boundaries between fine art, pop culture and commercial design.
At the heart of this collaboration are two of the artist's recognizable visual motifs: LOUDMOUF, his signature one-eyed, toothy character, and his playful interpretation of the classic smiley face. Rendered in eye-catching neon green and electric yellow, the designs inject humor, personality and an unmistakable street-art attitude into the traditionally conservative world of golf.
Created in collaboration with Vice Golf, the contemporary golf brand recognized for its unconventional approach to golf equipment and design, the collection represents a natural meeting of two creative worlds that celebrate individuality, self-expression and breaking with tradition.
Whether presented individually, in coordinated sets or within custom display cases, these artist-designed golf balls offer a unique crossover between contemporary street art, collectible design and sporting culture.
More than ordinary golf accessories, the Greg Mike x Vice Golf collection celebrates the idea that art can exist anywhere—even on the golf course.