If you thought there must be something wrong with your equipment-you were more correct than you knew. 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. I am not sure though if resting the ball in the cradle (gravity), and spinning and marking the side, is the best way. I haven't found that it makes any difference on new balls, but I do keep ones that turn out to be perfectly balanced (will spin true any kind of way you put it on-maybe one in 3 dozen) for money rounds. Introducing the Golf Ball Cage: The Ultimate Father's Day Gift, Fidget Toy for Men, and Hilarious Gag Gift for Friends!

Check Go Pro's patented spin-balance technology improves game performance by balance-calibrating any golf ball before play. Titleist and Bridgestone seem to be the best, Bridgestones don't really last though, scratch up really easily. Essentially this guy used a cup of heavily salted water to make a ball float, then marked the spot that initially rose to the top, then spun the ball randomly to see if that marked spot would favor rising to the top. The kids are so convinced that the units give them a competitive advantage that the coach has made it mandatory for each player to mark their ball prior to the match.I would never take the time to move it 2mm to the right, I simply just putt like I normally would, even if sometimes I change my line a bit once I'm over the putt. Myself, my trainer, and another girl that works at the range hat to all agree that the shot flew "straight" to mark it as a straight shot. Our GCR testers all entered this comparison review thinking that spin-balanced balls would play a bit better than unbalanced balls, but that the difference would not be enough to justify the time and aggravation that went with spin balancing. It was a pleasure to talk with you today and learn for certain that there is no objection by the USGA regarding us of the Check-Go device.

I have used one (checkgo) for the better part of 20 years ( can't remember exactly when I was given it for Christmas). It was a nice sunny day, in the 50's; my son-in-law (Peter) and I were playing golf at The Links at Outlook, in South Berwick, Me.The winding process has to work out evenly, otherwise the ball would not be round and it would be obvious it is not balanced. there are so many other factors that influence your putts to a (much) greater degree that this should be toward the bottom of the priority list. Also the salt water technique and its mess only identifies any heavyspot on a ball, nor does it have marking guides like the Ball Spinner.

Putts that would move 5 to 10 feet off line would stay at the 3 to 6 foot distance and make the putt makable. Modern Technology has improved golf ball quality, however the alignment markings on todays balls are placed in random fashion and I have yet to have a factory alignment mark align with the true pure weight axis on a ball. 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.Trackman is fine but it’s merely a predictor of ball flight assuming all things perfect in the golf ball.

If you want to balance your balls, please use the epsom salt method, since it's easier that way to get rid of really crooked balls - and cheaper (to find out how to do it, check out Pelz' Putting bible or Maltby's videos on youtube).

One would think that the seam would either be heavier or lighter than the rest of the ball, however it is not. The spread of where the balls ended up on the bottom of the travel was exactly the same whether using the sweet spot finder or not.