Garrett Clark
Golf YouTuber known as GM Golf who co-founded Good Good, the Texas creator collective whose buddy-golf challenge videos became an apparel and events company.
Sports · YouTube (Good Good) · Updated Oct 20, 2026
Garrett Clark is a golf creator from Kansas City who posts as GM Golf and co-founded Good Good, the Texas-based group whose long-form challenge rounds turned into a 2 million subscriber channel, an apparel brand sold in national retailers and a run of live events. He started with trick shots on Instagram in 2016, went long-form on YouTube in 2019 after the NCAA ruled him ineligible for college golf over his channel income, and started Good Good with friends in 2020. In August 2026 a Callaway ad featuring him drew wide criticism and cost the company several partnerships; the details are below.
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Questions people ask
Who is Garrett Clark?
Garrett Clark is a golf YouTuber, posting as GM Golf, and a co-founder of Good Good. He grew up in Kansas City, started posting trick shots on Instagram in December 2016, and moved to long-form videos in 2019 after his freshman year of junior college; the NCAA ruled him ineligible to play college golf because of the channel, so he dropped out and went full time. Good Good followed in 2020 and is now a company with a CEO, an apparel line and its own events.
What is Good Good?
A golf content company Garrett co-founded in 2020 with Stephen Castaneda and Matt Scharff. It was run by CEO Matt Kendrick until September 2, 2026, when he and president Joe Flannery stepped down and board member Nahid Giga became interim CEO, per Front Office Sports. The YouTube channel has about 2.1 million subscribers; the apparel launched in March 2021 and is sold in Dick’s, Golf Galaxy and Scheels; the company raised $45 million in March 2025, per Business Wire, in a round that included Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions, and it has run its own pro events, including one on Peacock. The current cast is Garrett, Stephen, Matt Scharff, Tom “Bubbie” Broders, Malosi Togisala and Sean Walsh. Grant Horvat and Micah Morris were members until 2022.
Who started Good Good Golf?
Garrett Clark, Stephen Castaneda and Matt Scharff are the creators credited as its co-founders, and Golf Monthly says it was Garrett who convinced his friends to start the channel in 2020. D Magazine reported that the group took shape that year with Clark, Castaneda, Scharff and Micah Morris, and that Matt Kendrick, who had run the fishing channel Googan Squad and became CEO, suggested the name “Good Good.”
What is Garrett Clark’s handicap?
Around plus 2 to plus 5, depending on when you ask. D Magazine reported plus 2 in April 2024; he has said plus 5 with a 73.4 scoring average in a Good Good Labs video later that year.
What happened with the Good Good Callaway ad?
On August 21, 2026 a Callaway and Good Good ad for the Quantum driver showed Garrett shoving creator Alexis Miestowski to the ground with the line “Do not touch my new driver.” It drew wide criticism for depicting violence against a woman and was pulled. Garrett apologized in a video on August 26. Callaway ended its partnership with Good Good and pledged $1 million to anti-violence groups; Dick’s, Golf Galaxy, Target and PGA Tour Superstore pulled Good Good merchandise; Golf Channel shelved a planned Big Break season; and Good Good withdrew as title sponsor of a November 2026 PGA Tour event in Austin. CNN, Golf Digest and Golf.com covered it.
What is Garrett Clark doing now?
As of October 2026, he is still with Good Good. When CEO Matt Kendrick and president Joe Flannery stepped down on September 2, 2026, Front Office Sports reported that Garrett was “remaining with the company and will continue creating content.” His own channel has gone quiet: the most recent upload on GM Golf is “I Shot The Course Record,” posted August 27, 2026. Good Good’s channel has kept posting, including a daily series, Golfing 50 States in 50 Days, that began September 28.
How old is Garrett Clark?
He is 26. Famous Birthdays lists April 8, 2000.
What is Garrett Clark’s real name?
Garrett Clark, as printed by CNN and Golf.com. GM Golf is the channel name. He is not related to PGA Tour player Wyndham Clark.
Where does Garrett Clark live?
In the Dallas area, per D Magazine. D Magazine reported in April 2024 that when Good Good formed, the first members moved to Frisco, Texas, and the company is still based in Frisco. We do not list anything more specific than that.
How tall is Garrett Clark?
He has not published a number, and we only list what a creator has said about himself.
Where can I watch Garrett Clark?
The group videos are on YouTube at @GoodGood and his own at @gmgolf; Instagram, TikTok and X are all @gm__golf. Good Good apparel is at goodgoodgolf.com.
What is Garrett Clark’s net worth?
He does not publish a number and neither do we. The business is the channels, Good Good’s apparel and events, and brand partnerships.
Does Garrett Clark have a girlfriend?
Not something we cover.
Who represents Garrett Clark?
His business runs through Good Good. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because Good Good is the clearest case of a friend group turning a YouTube channel into a company, and because September 2026 is a test of what happens to that company after a bad month. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with Garrett Clark. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. Good Good is buddy golf with real games: friends who can actually play, filmed like a broadcast, arguing over challenges and matches. Garrett is the on-camera lead, and the format grew every time the cast grew, which is why the company outgrew any one of them.
Why it travels. Golf fans are young again because of channels like this, and the crossovers with pros and other creators put each video in front of several audiences at once. The August ad traveled for the opposite reason, and that is part of the record now.
Brand fit. Golf equipment, sporting retail and apparel have been the natural partners, and as of September 2026 most of them have stepped back. Any brand that comes next will be answering the same questions Garrett is.
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Sources: Garrett Clark’s YouTube and Good Good; Golf.com profile, May 2020; D Magazine, April 2024; Business Wire on the $45M round, March 2025; CNN, August 27, 2026; Golf Digest on the ad; Golf.com on the PGA Tour sponsorship; Front Office Sports on retailers; Famous Birthdays. Subscriber counts via Social Blade, September 2026. Added October 20, 2026: Front Office Sports, September 2, 2026, Golf Monthly, August 2025, D Magazine, April 2024 and August 2026, GM Golf and Good Good uploads.
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