Golang is my comfort backend language. It is the language I spent the most time learning, and is second only to Typescript in the language I have the most production experience writing.
The thing I love most about Go is the simplicity. Production code bases that I have worked in all have their issues, but I feel like Go works hard to prevent a lot of the style and "over-coding" issues that appear in a lot of larger teams. The fact that it gives you limited ways to tackle the task at hand goes a long way in making a cohesive and easy to understand code base. For that reason Go will always be a preference of mine when I need to work in a larger team.