Career
Go has been the best badminton player for his age in the United States. Since age thirteen he had always kept his name on top of the rankings among the elite juniors in the United States. In the 2001 United States of America Junior Nationals, for under 19 doubles, he and Raju Rai, another United States of America team member defeated George Liao and Han Wen in the first round and later defeated Isaac Alwine and Adam Scholl in the finals. In the 2000 World Junior Championship Go lost in the first round, but was the best performing American player in the tournament, giving the strong Indonesian player a challenge, while other American players barely scored against weaker European players.
In 2006 Go competed in many prestigious tournaments, including Japan Open, China Open, Chinese Taipei Open, Thailand Open, Macau Open, of Korea Open, and the United States Open.
Go performed well in the United States Open, making it to the quarter final. Go attended Palo Alto High School before he moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado, to train at the United States Olympic Training Center.
After the training center refused to provide the badminton team the facility, Go moved to Orange County to train at the Orange County Badminton Club. Go enrolled in University of California, Riverside since 2003.