In my case the advantages were that it was statically-typed, faster, and had better concurrency than my go-to language at the time (Python). But in the end, whi

In my case the advantages were that it was statically-typed, faster, and had better concurrency than my go-to language at the time (Python). But in the end, while Go had many advantages, there were too many factors that made writing Go frustrating and discouraged me from using it. So if you don't need Go, I think the only reason to try it would be because it happens to be trendy at the moment. And that doesn't seem like a sufficiently compelling reason on its own.