I would agree with the pride thing. Matching color on a plug job does not mean how good of a driller you are. Myself I like to use someone that will take the time to try to match the plug color as close as possible. To me that means they will take their time to get your pitches correct as well as take time to lay the ball out. The driller that I have will take time to lay a ball out look at it and study it if he does not think it will work well he will lay it out again. Anything the pro shop person does is basicly his business card. Anytime a ball leaves the shop and people look at it they are going to want to know who did it.
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Kyle

Personally I take a lot of care matching up plug colours... but sometimes the plug just likes to come out darker due to the fact its "buried" in a solid ball!

Ryan

I used to be a stickler about color matching. I had a ball done this year with yellow plugging. While it stuck out like a sore thumb,it also gave me a good read on ball motion,and how the ball was reacting. I could use the color as a guide as to how I was throwing the ball.
 It really was educational. I'm not sure that I'll do that on every ball,but it was nice to be able to see what was happening.
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Chris
 JTTDB---Just Throw The Damn Ball
 Don't "think"---that ball isn't in your bag yet..........