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Good Good Series Has Fans Reliving the Greatest Shot in YouTube Golf History

Good Good Golf is reigniting nostalgia among fans with their latest series, *50 States in 50 Days*, which revisits the viral moment that launched their YouTube career. Five years ago, the group posted a now-iconic video featuring three near-hole-in-ones on a 298-yard par-4, with Micah Morris and Matt Scharff hitting the green and pin, respectively.

Scharff’s ball rolled into the hole, sparking a chaotic celebration as the crew rushed to confirm the ace—unaware until then that the shot had gone in. The sequence remains one of the most legendary in YouTube golf history, showcasing the group’s early chemistry and skill, including founders like Garrett Clark, Tom Broders, and Stephen Castenda, alongside Morris and Grant Horvat, who later launched their own successful channels.

The series has already amassed millions of views, with fans eagerly anticipating a repeat of that historic shot. The crew is using the same 3-wood Scharff famously wielded in 2021, hoping for another hole-in-one as they film across 50 states.

While Clark has come closest since, the group’s daily content—filmed without major sponsorship—aims to recapture the magic that first put them on the map. With 11 days of footage already released, the series blends adventure with golf, offering a rare glimpse into their journey from obscurity to superstardom.

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