Hitting it will increase the distance and accuracy of your drives while reducing the chance of hooks and slices. it really kinda bites that you have to use a special marker, I guess it wouldn't be quite so bad if the cost of them was a little more reasonable. Interesting that you brought this up -- not for nothing and not to hijack the thread, but I got a package in the mail today with a sleeve of Zen Tour IV golf balls, and press release touting them as the "first perfectly balanced golf ball. By the end of the review process it had become obvious to all that balance-oriented golf balls performed decidedly better than their unbalanced counterparts, and that these differences were great enough to make balance-oriented balls well worth the effort required in playing them.

Its been fun to play with it, but I can see that using these marked balls would drive me crazy on the course, by always trying to have them properly aligned or my making me get my mind off of the things it should be on during a round.I'll give you a dime every time it's not up; you give me a dollar every time the blue dot is, in fact, face up when the ball comes to rest. I use the manufacuter line on putts and sometimes the ball would tumble to the side when placing on the green. Recently I wrote to Nick about the 2019 Maxfli Tour golf balls and their claims around the ball’s center of gravity. I already know that I can his 7/10 balls relatively straight if I swing about 75% of my max swing speed.

I will continue to play with the Check Go marked balls for the next few months and I expect to lower my scores by 2 to 4 strokes per round. Matt has worked in nearly every job in the golf industry from club fitting to instruction to writing and speaking. The winding process has to work out evenly, otherwise the ball would not be round and it would be obvious it is not balanced. I'll hit 20 balls along the "sweet spot" and 20 balls with the sweet spot line perpendicular to the club and report back. The ball just seemed to hang on the pulled or pushed line and did not move out the additional 10 to 15 yards that would have taken the ball out of bounds.Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. I was using a Pinemeadow, Senior Flex, 3 wood, and a TopFlite XL 2000 Super Titanium ball that had been centered with a Check-Go Sweet Spot Finder. These are both quality golf balls, but in terms of delivering noticeable, meaningful benefits to real golfers, we did not see any evidence to support the claims. Maybe I am not good enough to see the benefit, I don't know but I would be interested to see what others think. I had a hole in one on a 125 yard, par 3 on August 14; the Check-Go Sweet Spot Finder was a gift from my husband on August 1.

showing the student if the ball is stroked properly the line will remain straight, if not, the line will wobble. One difference though, I feel like the ball stays on it's path more, leading me to need to take a small bit off of the break.He founded Plugged In Golf in 2013 with the goal of helping all golfers play better and enjoy the game more. This would have made me feel a whole lot better about your product it really kinda bites that you have to use a special marker, I guess it wouldn't be quite so bad if the cost of them was a little more reasonable.

One would think that the seam would either be heavier or lighter than the rest of the ball, however it is not. Seriously, and if I'm misremembering somebody please point it out, but putting the lightest point up (my blue dot mark) and the heaviest side down, which is what I swear Pelz suggested, it minimizes potential side spin off the tee. Sign up for our weekly newsletter and not only will you get the latest reviews, instruction, and more delivered directly to your inbox, you’ll also be entered into regular giveaways for golf clubs and more.I can see how having the same side facing up would help if you were rolling dice at Vegas, but not as sure for the benefit you would gain in golf. But in my experience, apart from being quite fun to do when you're watching golf from hawaii or the emirates with -5* celcious outside your door, balancing your balls does not matter a whole lot once you pound the ball with a 110mph clubhead and then rip half the urethane off approaching the green. Just as with accuracy, we could not find significant data to support the idea that an aligned center of gravity produced longer drives. The good news is, using Check-Go, you can determine for yourself the best point of balance for every ball you put into play. Introducing the Golf Ball Cage: The Ultimate Father's Day Gift, Fidget Toy for Men, and Hilarious Gag Gift for Friends!