Check-Go Golf Ball Sweet Spot Finder

[jorruss]

Anybody have experience using this gadget? Does it work as advertised?

[Q.Q.Quillume]

Anybody have experience using this gadget? Does it work as advertised?

Never heard of it. What are the manufacturer's outrageous claims?

[jorruss]

http://www.check-go.com/

Supposed to spin balance the golf ball and it will fly straightr and putt truer. Found a review and test here:

http://www.clubmaker-online.com/golfclubreview.pdf

[Q.Q.Quillume]

This (or something very similar) has been the subject (primary or secondary) of several threads in the past:

http://thesandtrap.com/forum/showthr...light=check-go
http://thesandtrap.com/forum/showthr...light=check-go
http://thesandtrap.com/forum/showthr...light=check-go

Personally, I'm going to save my money and take my chances that my Titleist golf ball is perfectly fine without my finding its center of gravity.

[jorruss]

I understand that a perfectly balanced golf ball, if rolled end over end, will roll better than an unbalanced golf ball. However, this Check-Go device is just a gimicky little toy to me. Every time I spun and marked a ball's equator, the next time I spun it it ended up in a different spot. This tells me that the device simply is not that acurate.

I guess I'll just go on blaming missed putts on my stroke, since it doesn't really matter what ball you putt with if you don't read the green right, don't get the speed right, or make a good stroke...

Why do we play this game again?

[Matt P]

Isn't there a review of this on the review site of the site? I agree though that it seems to be a gimmick...best way to make money, invent a something that you can claim will help with a golf swing or a baby toy.