Sports Check Go Pro Electronic Ball Liner

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Now, to be honest, the guys in my foursome gave me no end of grief about it. So I made the following wager with them: If this does NOT work then there should be a 1 in 392 chance that my infamous blue dot will be pointed up when the ball comes to rest in the fairway. 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. 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.

Yes, drawing an arrow/line on your golf ball is 100% legal and used by some of the best golfers in the world. Players across the world draw lines, add their initials, and other signature markings to their golf balls. How do you mark a golf ball with a Sharpie? Also, I have now spun more than 100 new balls of various makes and models. I have noticed that 2 manufactures appear to have less 'balance quality' than others. With Callaway appearing to be the best.I too have used the device for around a year and it took some practice to get pen on ball correctly. I found that if you just hold the pen along the bottom edge of the cup vs the hole in the post you do better. It allows you to apply the pressure more evenly. I bought into the advertising as you did since I need every advantage I can get and felt if it shaved even one stroke off it was worth it. The problem is I do not know if it does or not so I have faith that it is working as it should. If it does anything it puts a nice ring around your ball which is a great identification marker when you have 2 Pro V1's sitting next to each other on the fairway. You know instantly which is yours. Great post!! Like Dave Pelz, I am an engineer ( and I work for NASA in the space program) and the first question that can to mind when I was reading the first few paragraphs was "if respun, does it find the same line". Well, sure enough, you answered that question. Well done!! I have yet to try the line on the ball thing, but I have often thought about it. Look I get it, hitting bombs on the range is a lot more fun that working on your putting stroke. But if you truly want to improve as a player and lower your handicap, you need to work on what will actually lower your score. As you can tell there are all different types of golf ball stamps and marking tools. So what is the best golf ball marking tool? Ultimately, the one that is right for your game! With these tools you can draw on things like skull and crossbones, a sketch of Heisenberg from Breaking Bad, Batman and more on all your balls. These make for great golf gifts and will make it easy to recognize your golf ball from your playing partners. FAQs

Did you know that there is a center of gravity in a golf ball? Well actually there is a center of gravity to almost everything, but rarely do we think about a golf balls COG. Most of the terminology we here today is about drivers. You here about COG’s and MOI’s a lot right now but it never refers to a golf ball. Well today I am going to let you in on a little secret on how to see if your golf balls and not your driver is responsible for those double bogeys. All Golf Balls Are Not Balanced Properly

Another fun way to mark your golf balls for personalization (not alignment) is to buy tin cup markers. Irreverent golf observations. A weblog not afraid to opine or offend about that ridiculous game called golf. As you know, golf and business go together like Tiger Woods and major championships. Another reason to stamp your golf ball is to market yourself, your business, or a charity that you’re involved in. You can use these to promote your brand and market your services. So yes, save your money, and from my own experience most premium balls are very well balanced anyway. I think the reason you don't see the results you might expect is because when playing, the ball generally won't get up to high enough RPMs to be affected by a slight imbalance in the ball.

Snake-oil salesmen have long found golf to be fertile ground to hawk their wares. I can't think of another sport that has as many gadgets and gizmos that don't do squat. Thankfully, most are obviously junk upon first glance. However, there are some things that make you wonder if it's legit.

I do ocasionally get a ball that must really be out of balance as it will have trouble during the spin-up and want to leave the spinner cup. I am in this whole new Zen golf thing and I like placing the ball so I only see white. I'm sure I'll revert to lines and technique soon enough... Side note*** If you do go with this option, make sure the logo is small enough to where it’s not distracting for a player as well. 3. Marking Your Golf Balls for Better Putting Alignment