Goroutine called in a loop on function with pointer overwrites value?

I have just started playing with Go and stumbled upon problem how the pointers are handled in this language.

I have such code and can`t figure out how to fix it to get the correct response.

Changing func (me *Str) Start() to func (me Str) Start() fixes the problem, but I need this as reference to write this structure (it will have channel in it).

Sample code (https://play.golang.org/p/EsPejyCrX7):

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"sync"
)

var wg1 sync.WaitGroup

type Str struct {
	id int
}

func (me *Str) Start() {
	wg1.Add(1)
	fmt.Println("F1 ", me)
	go me.startFn()
}

func (me *Str) startFn() {
	defer wg1.Done()
	fmt.Println("F2 ", me)
}

func main() {
	Fl2 := []Str{
		{1},
		{2},
		{3},
	}

	for _, fl := range Fl2 {
		fl.Start()
	}
	wg1.Wait()
}

Response:

F1  &{1}
F1  &{2}
F1  &{3}
F2  &{3}
F2  &{3}
F2  &{3}

Expected response (F2 can be random):

F1  &{1}
F1  &{2}
F1  &{3}
F2  &{3}
F2  &{2}
F2  &{1}

Using goroutines on loop iterator variables is a common mistake.

Call .Start on the element of Fl2 by the range index, instead of the range value (playground):

for i := range Fl2 {
	Fl2[i].Start()
}

However, the output might still not become exactly as you expect,
due to the scheduling of the goroutines,
for example it might be like this:

F1  &{1}
F1  &{2}
F1  &{3}
F2  &{3}
F2  &{1}
F2  &{2}