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Jason Day Part Of YouTube History, Good Good Golf Does Unbelievable… Again

Jason Day’s custom backyard golf course in Ohio became the unlikely stage for another viral moment in *Good Good Golf* history. During the group’s ongoing *50 States in 50 Days* tour, Matt Scharff delivered the first-ever hole-in-one on Day’s meticulously designed nine-hole layout—a feat the Australian pro had previously claimed no one had achieved since its construction.

Scharff’s wedge shot, initially left of the pin, ricocheted off a sloped green and trickled into the cup, showcasing the precision that has cemented his reputation as YouTube golf’s most prolific ace-maker. The clip, which features Day’s own challenging pin placements, has already drawn praise for his continued support of *Good Good Golf*, a brand that has faced sponsorship challenges following a controversial advertising campaign.

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