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Does anyone use those ball gizmos that mark the ball and is supposed to help your putting??

stevel1017

You mean the check-n-go?
I have one, not sure how much good it does. In theory I guess it sounds good, but I usually buy a sleeve at the club, and don't have it with me to mark the balls
Edit: besides, I don't putt good enough for it to matter LOL

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300Yards

You know..I am not just a firm believer in this..but I think it makes a difference, to a certain extent. Only on greens that are pretty flat, will you notice a tiny difference in the way the ball rolls..but it is so insigficicant, that I really don't think it does much. Your ball will roll smoother, but as far as on greens, with a lot of break, it won't make a bit of difference. The line will do more for you, than the balancing will. Haven't tried it for driving...

cbwheeler

If someone bought it for me, I'd probably use it, but I wouldn't pay 40 bucks for the thing.

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65nlovenit

If your looking for perfect balls, Pelz (putting guru) suggests using Epsom Salt baths to determine if a ball is round. But considering all the other things that can cause a putt to go off line, having a perfectly round balls is insugnificant.

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