What is it like to live in the good good house? Brad Dalke explains

For golf fans of a certain age who may not be familiar with Good Golf, here’s a quick refresher: social media is the place to be for young content creators in the golf space these days, and the group of The youngsters who make up Good Good Golf are among the most successful, with 1.7 million subscribers on YouTube.

What is the draw? Making the game fun and entertaining. Good Good mostly posts videos of themselves playing golf or taking on unorthodox challenges, occasionally alongside other notable figures from the game. The group also sells branded clothing and accessories on their website, and partner with Callaway last year in a deal that included video content, new series, long challenges, videos from Callaway staff players and the development of co-branded, limited-edition equipment such as the Good Good Callaway Paradym AI Smoke Triple Diamond and AI drivers. ​Smoke MAX, which sold out quickly.

It goes without saying that Good Good members enjoy celebrity status in certain segments of the golf market, and on this week’s episode of Subpar, Good Good Member Brad Dalkewhose golf resume includes a runner-up performance at the 2016 US Amateur and an NCAA Team Championship in 2017, explained to hosts Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz what it’s like to live in a house with his colleagues.

According to Dalke, the atmosphere has calmed down after three associates recently moved to another house.

“It’s a much smaller team in the main house, which is nice,” he said. “I don’t stay there a ton, but it’s a lot colder now. But for a while there, there were, like, seven guys and four dogs there.”

However, Dalke has an enviable advantage in its residential facilities.

“I was staying in the cinema hall, so I didn’t have a window. It was hard to wake up sometimes,” he said. “But it was a cold room. I took the projector to watch every night while lying in bed and everything. But it was madness. It’s a lot tamer now, like I said. It was pretty crazy out there for a while.”

For more from Dalke on his lifestyle as a member of Good Good, watch the full episode below.

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