Good Good Golf Handicaps: Every Member Ranked
2026-10-27 · Handicaps
Good Good is one of the most-watched channels in golf, with 2.17 million subscribers on the main channel. But which Good Good member has the lowest handicap? As of 29 October 2026, it's Brad Dalke at +7.8, which also makes him the lowest handicap on our whole leaderboard of golf YouTubers.
We track 10 Good Good golfers across the main channel, Good Good Pros and JnA Golf, and their average handicap is +1.3. Here's every one of them, ranked.
How the handicaps are worked out
Every handicap on Handicap Tracker comes from the rounds creators play in their YouTube videos. We log every round, allow for how tough the course and tees were, and a player's handicap comes from their best rounds among their latest 20 (fewer for players with a shorter record).
That means these are handicaps from the golf you actually see on screen. They change as new videos come out, so for the very latest numbers, check the live leaderboard.
Live leaderboardSee every golf YouTuber's handicap on the live leaderboardGood Good handicaps, ranked
| Pos | Player | Channel | Leaderboard | Handicap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brad Dalke | Good Good Pros | 1 | +7.8 |
| 2 | Sean Walsh | Good Good, Good Good Pros | T2 | +6.9 |
| 3 | Garrett Clark | Good Good | T18 | +4.1 |
| 4 | Blake Mullen | Good Good | 52 | +1.2 |
| 5 | Malosi Togisala | Good Good | T55 | +1.0 |
| 6 | John McCarthy | Good Good, JnA Golf | T62 | +0.2 |
| 7 | Ashton Diblasi | Good Good, JnA Golf | T65 | +0.1 |
| 8 | Matt Scharff | Good Good | 74 | 1.1 |
| T9 | Stephen Castaneda | Good Good | T78 | 3.6 |
| T9 | Thomas “Bubbie” Broders | Good Good | T78 | 3.6 |
The Leaderboard column is each player's place among all 118 golf YouTubers we track.
1. Brad Dalke: +7.8
Brad DalkeProfile & every round ›
Best round · 57 at Bridlewood Golf ClubThe Most INSANE Round of My Life | Chasing 59 Ep. 3The Oklahoma native was a standout at the University of Oklahoma and played in the 2017 Masters as an amateur. He's the headline name on Good Good Pros and the player fans expect to go low when a big match is on the line. He's the second-best scorer on the whole leaderboard, averaging 69, and his best is a 57 at Bridlewood in his Chasing 59 series, 15 under. He's broken 70 in 68 of the full rounds we've logged.
2. Sean Walsh: +6.9
Sean WalshProfile & every round ›
Best round · 61 at Sky Creek Ranch Golf ClubThe Best Golf He’s Ever PlayedSean Walsh is from Virginia, played college golf at Gonzaga University and turned professional in 2016. He features on both the main channel and Good Good Pros, and he's tied for second on the whole leaderboard. Together, Brad and Sean give Good Good Pros an average of +7.4, the best of any group on our channel leaderboard.
Brad v Sean: Good Good's best rivalry
Brad and Sean have played together in 69 videos, far more than either has with anyone else. Count the full rounds they've both played in the same video, the lower score winning, and Brad leads by ten:
Every round, both players' best full round in the video, the lower score to par winning.
Full head to headSean's had his moments, though: in the $40,000 Good Good Major he beat Brad in round two, 68 to 69, before Brad came back with a 64 in round three. And Sean's best, a 61 at Sky Creek Ranch, is the ninth-best round any golf YouTuber has on our leaderboard.
3. Garrett Clark: +4.1
Garrett ClarkProfile & every round ›
Best round · 59 at Cabot Citrus Farms - KarooBryson Challenged Me to Break 60!Garrett Clark is from Kansas and is a founding member of Good Good. He's built a huge following of his own too: his gm__golf channel has 1.47 million subscribers, full of creative challenges, course vlogs and collaborations with top players.
4. Blake Mullen: +1.2
Blake MullenProfile & every round ›
Best round · 70 at The TributeGolfing But These Pros Decide Who WinsBlake Mullen, also from Kansas, is one of the newer faces in the Good Good crew. His love of the game and easygoing style have made him a natural fit, and he runs his own channel alongside his Good Good appearances.
5. Malosi Togisala: +1.0
Malosi TogisalaProfile & every round ›
Best round · 68 at Coral CanyonNew Breaking Par Series from each Teebox.Malosi Togisala, or Mo, is from Utah and played college golf at Eastern Wyoming College before starting his YouTube channel. He's known for his long game and his energy, and his own channel has featured a series on Utah's hidden gem courses.
6. John McCarthy: +0.2
John McCarthyProfile & every round ›
Best round · 70 at Belvedere Golf ClubThe End of Our Chapter...John McCarthy is from Michigan and is one half of JnA Golf. He's run a series on his channel chasing scratch, and on our numbers he's now just better than it. He brought his relatable grind to Good Good when he joined the group.
7. Ashton Diblasi: +0.1
Ashton DiblasiProfile & every round ›
Best round · 72 at Apple Mountain Golf ResortTesting Kirkland Golf Clubs...Ashton Diblasi is the other half of JnA Golf, also from Michigan. A plus handicap with a smooth swing, he brings high-level golf to the duo's videos, and now to Good Good too.
8. Matt Scharff: 1.1
Matt ScharffProfile & every round ›
Best round · 62 at Loraloma ClubHis Best Round Ever?!Matt Scharff is a founding member of Good Good, known for his power off the tee and for pulling off the remarkable, including more than one hole-in-one on a par 4 on the Good Good channel. He's a fan favourite for how he handles the pressure moments.
T9. Stephen Castaneda: 3.6
Stephen CastanedaProfile & every round ›
Best round · 70 at The TributeI Played the Best Round Of My LIFEStephen Castaneda is from Texas and is one of the original Good Good members. His game has come on hugely on camera, and his competitive streak and creativity have helped shape the group's style.
T9. Bubbie: 3.6
Thomas “Bubbie” BrodersProfile & every round ›Best round · 70 at Loraloma ClubHis Best Round Ever?!Thomas “Bubbie” Broders is from Illinois and brings good vibes to every round. He's famous for aiming well right of his target and still finding it, and for how hard he works at his game. He also runs his own Bubbie Golf channel.
The latest Good Good majors
Good Good's own majors are the biggest days on the channel. Here's how the last three went, with every full round we logged:
June 2026 · Sunflower Hills, KansasThe Good Good Sunflower Hills Major- Stephen Castaneda75+3
- 2Garrett Clark71−1
- 3Matt Scharff77+5
- 4Blake Mullen80+8
Stephen took the trophy, though Garrett shot the lowest round of the day.
January 2026 · Dye Preserve Golf ClubThe Good Good Reunion Major
Grant Horvat70−2- 2
Micah Morris73+1 - 3Matt Scharff80+8
- 4Garrett Clark83+11
- T5Thomas “Bubbie” Broders87+15
- T5Stephen Castaneda87+15
A reunion with old faces: Grant Horvat came back and won it with a 70.
January 2026 · Pebble Beach Golf LinksThe Pebble Beach Good Good Major- 1Garrett Clark72E
- 2Sean Walsh74+2
- T3Stephen Castaneda81+9
- T3Blake Mullen81+9
- 5Matt Scharff90+18
Garrett went round Pebble in level par, the best of the day.
The Good Good average
Across all 10 members we track, Good Good average +1.3. That's better than the median golf YouTuber on our leaderboard (+0.7) and well ahead of the leaderboard average (3.0). Seven of the ten have a plus handicap, and every single one is in single figures or better.
On our channel leaderboard, the nine golfers listed under the main Good Good channel average +0.6, seventh of the 17 groups we track, while Good Good Pros sit first. JnA Golf, John and Ashton's own channel, averages +0.1.
For how the whole field of golf YouTubers compares, see our stats breakdown.
HandicapsWhat Handicap Do Golf YouTubers Actually Have?50 States in 50 Days: how they're getting on
This autumn Good Good are on their biggest project yet: Golfing 50 States in 50 Days, a road trip of more than 12,000 miles with a round in every US state and a new video every day. It started on 28 September and runs to Day 50 on 16 November.
As of 3 November they're 36 states in, the latest being Arkansas at The Ridges at Village Creek State Park, with Texas, California, Hawaii and the rest of the West still to come. Garrett Clark, Bubbie, Blake Mullen, Stephen Castaneda, Matt Scharff and Matt Meneghetti make up the crew, with guests along the way, from Grant Horvat to Mo filling in on some days.
The format changes every day, and each state's winners take a 24-karat gold token: most tokens at the end wins. After 36 days, Matt Scharff leads with 20, ahead of Bubbie on 18 and Garrett on 17, with Blake on 15 and Stephen and Matt Meneghetti on 13. So on our numbers the best golfer in the crew, Garrett (+4.1), is only third, Bubbie (3.6) is second, and Scharff (1.1) leads. Scharff also made a hole in one at Jason Day's course in Ohio on Day 15, and Bubbie holed out from the fairway in Wyoming on Day 6.
- Matt Scharff20tokens
- Thomas “Bubbie” Broders18tokens
- Garrett Clark17tokens
- Blake Mullen15tokens
- Stephen Castaneda13tokens
Matt Meneghetti13tokens
The crew also rate every state out of 100 for its golf, food, souvenir and one experience you can only have there. So far Maine tops the list on 96 (Belgrade Lakes), just ahead of Vermont (Green Mountain National) on 95.8, with Florida, South Carolina and Ohio close behind. Along the way they've played Pinehurst No. 9, and Solina in South Carolina with the Bryan Bros.
What about Good Good Girls?
Good Good Girls are coming to Handicap Tracker soon. Alexis Miestowski and Marissa Wenzler already appear on our course leaderboards: both played Shinnecock Hills from the U.S. Open tees, where Marissa shot 74 and Alexis 84. Their handicaps are on the way.
Follow the latest
With new Good Good videos every week, these numbers move, so check the live leaderboard to see where every member stands today.
Garrett, Bubbie and Malosi are also playing in the Internet Invitational right now. Follow every match, team and handicap on our event page:
Live eventInternet Invitational 2026: every match, team and handicapLive leaderboardSee every golf YouTuber's handicap on the live leaderboard