Sean Walsh

Professional golfer from Keller, Texas, who plays in Good Good videos and posts his own matches, course record attempts and travel rounds on YouTube.

Sports · YouTube · Updated Oct 21, 2026

Sean Walsh is a professional golfer and golf YouTuber from Keller, Texas, who played college golf at Gonzaga, turned pro in 2016 and became a regular in Good Good videos in 2024. He finished in the four-man playoff at the first PGA Tour Creator Classic in August 2024 (PGA Tour) and is on the 2026 Your Golf Tour roster. Most searches about him in October 2026 ask whether he left Good Good: Heavy reported on October 2 that he had been missing from the group’s main channel with no official word, and a week later he showed up as a guest on Day 12 of Good Good’s 50 States in 50 Days. His own YouTube channel has about 208,000 subscribers.

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Who is Sean Walsh?

Sean Walsh is a professional golfer who plays in Good Good’s YouTube videos and runs his own channel, Sean Walsh Golf, whose About line reads “Good golf, better vibes.” He played at Gonzaga from 2012 to 2016, turned pro in 2016 (PGA Tour bio) and spent about seven years on the minitours, playing 48 events on the Korn Ferry Tour and the PGA Tour’s circuits in China, Latin America and Canada, per The Spokesman-Review in August 2024. His friend Luke Kwon introduced him to Good Good, and he became a full-time member in 2024, per Golf Monthly.

Did Sean Walsh leave Good Good? Is he still with Good Good? What happened?

As of October 21, 2026, neither Walsh nor Good Good has announced that he left, and neither has explained his role. What is public: on October 2, 2026, Heavy (also published on Yahoo Sports) reported that fans, starting with the YouTube channel Scratch Golf, had noticed he wore no Good Good branding in a recent match video with Peter Finch, had not been on Good Good’s main channel for months and was not part of its 50 States in 50 Days series. The same report said “there is no official word” that he had left. Golf Channel’s 2026 Big Break cast bio still listed him as a Good Good member. He has kept posting on his own channel every week through October 2026. We do not repeat the guesses about a reason.

Is Sean Walsh back with Good Good? Was he in 50 States in 50 Days?

He came back as a guest. In Golfing 50 States in 50 Days | Day 12, posted on Good Good’s channel on October 9, 2026 and filmed in Wisconsin, he hides in the crew’s RV while they are at breakfast, and the group then plays a gauntlet against him, per Heavy. He commented on the video: “Good hanging out with the boys again, thanks for having me!” Heavy reported he would stay on as a guest for the next two videos and that it was not known whether he would be a regular again. As of October 21, 2026, he and Good Good have not said more.

Is Sean Walsh from Good Good the comedian Seann Walsh?

No. This entry is about Sean Walsh the golfer from Good Good. He is not Seann Walsh, the stand-up comedian who tours the UK and spells his first name with two n’s.

Where did Sean Walsh go to college? Did he play college golf?

Gonzaga University, from 2012 to 2016. He was West Coast Conference Freshman of the Year in 2012-13, set a school record with a 65 at the Wyoming Cowboy Classic as a sophomore, and played at Keller High School in Texas before that, per his Gonzaga roster bio. His PGA Tour bio adds that he won the 2015 North and South Amateur on Pinehurst No. 2, was 2016 WCC Player of the Year and was a two-time Academic All-American.

Is Sean Walsh a pro golfer? What is his handicap?

Yes, he has been a professional since 2016 and has played PGA Tour Canada and PGA Tour Latinoamérica, per Golf Monthly, which also reports he shot a bogey-free 63 in May 2025 to reach final qualifying for the U.S. Open. He does not publish a handicap index that we could source. MyGolfSpy wrote in March 2026 that a 6-under round on the Good Good Pros channel put him back near the top of a fan-built handicap tracker based on YouTube scores. In 2026 he was also cast on Golf Channel’s Big Break x Good Good, which the network cancelled in August 2026, per Awful Announcing.

How old is Sean Walsh from Good Good? How tall is he?

He is 32. He was born on June 23, 1994, per Famous Birthdays and his PGA Tour bio. He has not published his height and we could not source one, so we do not list it.

What is Sean Walsh’s real name?

Sean Walsh. It is the name on his PGA Tour profile, his Gonzaga roster page and his YouTube channel, and no other name has been published.

Where is Sean Walsh from?

He was born in Richmond, Virginia, per his PGA Tour bio, and lists Keller, Texas, as his hometown on his Gonzaga roster page and in Golf Channel’s Big Break cast bio. He played junior golf in Texas with Luke Kwon, per The Spokesman-Review.

Is Sean Walsh married? Who is his wife?

He married in 2022, per The Spokesman-Review in August 2024. His wife is not a public figure, so we do not name her. Anything beyond that is not something we cover.

Where can I watch Sean Walsh?

His own videos, including course record attempts, money games and his Your Golf Tour rounds, are on YouTube @SeanWalshGolf. Behind the scenes posts are on Instagram @sean_walsh14. His Good Good appearances are on the Good Good channel, most recently Day 12 of 50 States in 50 Days in October 2026. Your Golf Tour named him to its 16-player roster in May 2026, per Golf Digest.

What is Sean Walsh’s net worth?

He does not publish a number and neither do we.

Who represents Sean Walsh?

Nothing current is public. His YouTube About page lists a business email for signed-in viewers, and we found no agency or management named in 2025 or 2026 trade press. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people want to know whether he is still with Good Good, and the public record answers part of that. If that changes, this entry will say so.

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The format. A tour-level player in a buddy-golf world. His channel mixes course record attempts, travel rounds in places like Ireland and money games with other pros, and the appeal is watching someone who grinded the minitours for years shoot numbers most creators cannot.

Why it travels. Good Good’s audience found him first, and the group’s challenge formats travel because the stakes are simple. On his own channel, a low score is the hook, and episodes like his September 2026 cheating-is-legal match pull hundreds of thousands of views off a 208,000 subscriber base.

Brand fit. Golf equipment, golf travel, courses and resorts, and performance apparel, where a real pro’s swing is the selling point. As of October 2026 neither he nor Good Good has said whether he is still a member, which is a question a brand would want answered before signing anything long term.

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Sources: Sean Walsh Golf on YouTube and Instagram; Good Good, 50 States in 50 Days Day 12, October 9, 2026; Heavy, October 2, 2026 (also on Yahoo Sports); Heavy, October 9, 2026; PGA Tour bio; Gonzaga roster bio; Famous Birthdays; The Spokesman-Review, August 2024; PGA Tour, August 2024; Golf Monthly, August 2025; MyGolfSpy, March 2026; Golf Digest, May 2026; Golf Channel, 2026; Awful Announcing, August 2026; Chortle. Follower counts read from YouTube and via Social Blade for Instagram, October 2026.

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