
Honest Good Good Golf Clothing Review 2026 | Three Putt Golf
Updated on: July 26, 2026 • ~11 min read
Author: Graeme
We test golf apparel the way we play. Hard, social, and honest.
The biggest creator brand in golf. Fun, fast-moving, and better made than the hype suggests, but a genuine headache to buy from the UK.

How We Review Golf Clothing Brands
Every review on the Three Putt journal is written by Graeme Whiles, the founder of Three Putt Golf Clothing. As a competing brand, we have an obvious conflict of interest. We take this seriously and address it directly in our review methodology, which explains how we assess brands consistently regardless of whether they compete with us.
Verdict: 7.9/10
Good Good Golf is what happens when a 2M-subscriber YouTube channel takes apparel seriously. We liked the value ($69.99–$78.99 polos that MyGolfSpy rates as Rhoback-comparable for around $25 less), the unusually complete range, deep women’s line, youth sizes, a proper hat empire, and the legitimacy that comes with a Callaway partnership and, from November 2026, the first creator-branded PGA Tour event.
Where it falls short is buying it from Britain. There’s no UK store, international orders are final sale, dispatch can take up to ten business days, and duties land on top. The gear is good; the logistics are not.
This brand is best for younger golfers who live inside golf YouTube and want fun, well-priced kit with actual cultural momentum behind it.
Key Features
- Signature tech/fabric: Athletic-fit poly blends and “buttery soft” lifestyle knits, topped by the Elite waterproof jacket with welded seams
- Design language: Loud, playful, drop-led, “There’s More To Golf” energy over country-club tradition
- Fit profile: Athletic and true to size, with boxy cuts clearly labelled
- Range depth: Men’s, women’s, and youth apparel, huge headwear range, plus Callaway co-branded equipment
Pros
- Aggressive value, polos from $69.99, Q-Zips at a flat $99.99
- Deep women’s line and youth sizing, both rare for creator brands
- Callaway and Odyssey co-branded equipment gives it big-OEM credibility
- The rope-hat and headwear range is genuinely one of golf’s best
Cons
- International orders are final sale: UK buyers have zero return rights
- Dispatch can take up to ten business days before shipping even starts
- Quality varies between performance pieces and cotton-heavy fleece
- A fake “UK” website (ukgoodgoodgolf.uk) scams unwary British searchers
Good Good Golf Pricing
Good Good undercuts most of the creator-golf market on purpose. Polos run $69.99–$78.99, tees $29.99–$39.99, and the signature Q-Zips and Goodie Hoodies hold a flat $99.99. There’s no UK storefront, so British buyers pay in dollars, then add shipping, import VAT, and a courier handling fee, and give up return rights entirely, since all international orders are final sale.
|
Category |
Entry |
Typical |
Premium |
|
Polos/Tees |
£24 |
£55 |
£62+ |
|
Midlayers |
£47 |
£60 |
£78+ |
|
Trousers/Shorts |
£35 |
£55 |
£70+ |
|
Outerwear |
£62 |
£78 |
£98+ |
|
Caps |
£27 |
£31 |
£31+ |
Approximate GBP equivalents of US pricing (tees $29.99–$39.99, polos $69.99–$78.99, Q-Zips/Goodie Hoodies $99.99, pants $89.99, Elite Waterproof $124.99, rope hats $34.99–$39.99) before shipping and import charges.
Comparison:
- Good Good vs Three Putt: Both speak fluent golf-culture, but Three Putt is UK-based with tees at £31.99 and hoodies at £78.99, domestic shipping, and normal return rights. Good Good is the bigger machine; Three Putt is the one that doesn’t charge you import VAT for the privilege.
- Good Good vs Breezy Golf: Golf YouTube’s two heavyweights. Good Good is cheaper on polos ($69.99–$78.99 vs $89) with women’s and youth lines; Breezy counters with official UK distribution through Cloud 18 and sizing to 5XL.
- Good Good vs Cutter & Buck: Opposites. Good Good has the youth, noise, and momentum; Cutter & Buck has superior trousers, outerwear tech, big & tall depth, and a 60-day return window Good Good can’t touch.
- Good Good vs Bogey Bros: Humour cousins at near-identical polo money ($69.99 vs $69.95). Good Good offers a full wardrobe: bottoms, outerwear, women’s, youth; Bogey Bros goes deeper on the joke itself with its NSFW print system.
Promos/Outlet Notes: The Clubhouse Sale runs roughly 40% markdowns (Harbour Polo at $41.99 from $69.99), and the Men’s Mystery 3-Polo Bundle at $134.97 is strong value against $224.97 list. Seasonal drops (True Summer, USA Collection) sell through fast with restock alerts, a rewards programme adds early access, and free US shipping starts at $125, none of which helps a UK address.
Verdict: 8.1/10
The best pound-for-pound value in creator golfwear, right up until you add international shipping, duties, and a no-returns policy to the basket.
Good Good Golf Fit & Sizing (Usability)
Good Good’s official guidance is refreshingly plain: most apparel is athletic fit and true to size, and if you’re between sizes, go down for tighter or up for looser. Boxy and relaxed cuts exist but are labelled as such, and the trousers use proper waist-by-inseam sizing rather than S/M/L guesswork.
Notes:
- Polos/Tees: Athletic and true to size, with split-neck and textured styles cut slightly more relaxed; MyGolfSpy praised the collars and stretch.
- Midlayers: Q-Zips run athletic; fleece crews and hoodies are cosier, lifestyle-leaning cuts.
- Trousers/Shorts: Pants and joggers in 28–40 waists with 28–34 inseams, proper trouser sizing that most creator brands skip.
- Outerwear: Fleece full-zips run casual; the Elite Waterproof is cut for layering on course.
- Heat/Humidity: Performance polos handle summer fine; the 60/40 cotton-poly knits and fleece run warm on hot days.
- Size Charts: Strong, full men’s, women’s, and youth measurement tables on every product page, plus a “Runs Small / True to Size / Runs Large” review slider from actual buyers.
Accessibility/Range:
- Men’s S–3XL (chests to 57 inches); women’s XS–3XL (US 00–24); youth XS–XL.
- Women’s range is genuinely deep: polos, crops, skirts, dresses, and base layers rather than token pieces.
- Youth rope hats and apparel make it one of few golf brands a parent and kid can both wear.
Verdict: 7.8/10
Honest sizing, proper trouser measurements, and real inclusivity across men’s, women’s, and youth, held back only by the no-returns rule on international orders if you get it wrong.
Good Good Golf Core Product Categories
Polos & Tees
Polos run $69.99 for split-neck styles up to $78.99 for the louder prints (Tracer, Par Pong, Be The Ball), with fabrics ranging from performance blends to a 60/40 cotton-poly pointelle on the Hazy Day. Boxy and slim-fit tees ($29.99–$39.99) carry the meme-adjacent end. The value is real: this is Rhoback-level kit at high-street-plus money.
Verdict: 8.2/10

Midlayers (crews/hoodies/half-zips)
The Q-Zip is the flagship at a flat $99.99 across colourways, joined by the signature performance “Goodie Hoodie” ($99.99), fleece crews from $59.99, and fleece hoodies from $69.99. The performance pieces earn their keep on course; the fleece is clubhouse-and-sofa gear, and priced accordingly.
Verdict: 8.0/10

Trousers/Shorts
A fuller bottoms range than any creator rival: Loam, Valid, and Ideal golf pants and sport joggers at $89.99, golf shorts at $69.99, and casual camp shorts and fleece joggers from $44.99. Proper waist-by-inseam sizing seals it. Not tour-tailored, but comfortably the most complete legs offering in this bracket.
Verdict: 7.6/10
Outerwear
A growing category topped by the Elite Waterproof Zip Jacket at $124.99, fully welded seams, taped zips, softshell construction, with fleece full-zips at $79.99–$99.99 beneath it. The Elite is legitimate wet-weather kit; the rest is casual layering rather than storm gear.
Verdict: 7.3/10
Caps & Accessories
The crown jewels. Good Good’s rope hats ($34.99–$39.99) basically define the modern golf-YouTube look, backed by truckers, dad caps, buckets, visors, ponytail styles, youth sizes, and a Dude Perfect collab. Accessories sprawl into Callaway co-branded balls, gloves, headcovers, towels, and YETI drinkware.
Verdict: 8.4/10
Good Good Golf Materials & Tech (Construction, Sustainability)
Good Good splits its range between genuine performance pieces and lifestyle knits, and the materials reflect it. The performance polos and Q-Zips use stretchy poly blends that wick properly; the fashion-led pieces lean cotton-heavy. The Hazy Day polo is a 60% cotton / 40% polyester pointelle jacquard, and behave like premium casualwear rather than technical kit.
Backend (manufacturing & standards):
- No manufacturing country stated on product pages; US customs records show imports from Vietnam.
- No sustainability certifications (OEKO-TEX, Bluesign, GOTS) found anywhere on the site.
- Some items still carry “made on demand” language, a legacy of the brand’s print-on-demand origins.
- Designed and tested in-house in Prosper, Texas.
Application (on-garment features):
- Polos: performance blends with ample stretch; cotton-rich pointelle and textured knits on fashion styles.
- Midlayers: performance Goodie Hoodies vs cosy cotton-blend fleece. Check which you’re buying.
- Outerwear: the Elite Waterproof brings welded seams, waterproof-taped zippers, and softshell breathability.
- No UPF claims appear on product pages, unusual for a Texas golf brand.
- Marketing leans on named product franchises (Q-Zip, Goodie Hoodie, Loam) rather than trademarked fabric platforms.
Verdict: 7.2/10
Good fabrics where it counts, but no certifications, no UPF ratings, and a performance/lifestyle split that isn’t always obvious until the third hole of a hot day.
Good Good Golf Customer Support
Good Good’s support is built for a US drop-culture audience, and it shows. Response channels are thin, dispatch is slow by modern standards, and the international terms are the harshest we’ve reviewed in this space.
Channels & Hours
- Email only: help@goodgoodgolf.com, Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm CST.
- No phone line, no live chat.
- Self-serve returns and tracking portal (Redo).
Policies
- 30-day returns for US orders: unused, tags on, original packaging; refunds processed 5–7 working days after approval.
- Customer pays return shipping unless optional “returns coverage” was bought at checkout.
- Discounted items and all international orders are final sale: a UK buyer has no return route at all.
- Damaged or faulty items must be reported within 7 days of delivery with photos.
Self-Serve
- Clear size guides and fit sliders on every product page.
- Order tracking via the portal; allow up to 10 business days for dispatch, and expedited shipping doesn’t speed up processing.
- Free US shipping over $125; USPS domestic carrier.
Verdict: 6.2/10
Fine if you’re in Texas, rough if you’re in Yorkshire. Final-sale international orders plus ten-day dispatch is a hard combination to defend at this price point.
What Are Good Good Golf’s Review Ratings from Review Sites?
(As of July 2026)
- Trustpilot: No profile for the real store. The only indexed Trustpilot page is for “ukgoodgoodgolf.uk”, a scam lookalike site that reviewers warn “no package is ever sent” from. If a UK-domain Good Good store appears in your search results, it’s fake.
- BBB: D+ rating, driven by an unanswered complaint on a file opened in 2024, thin data, but not flattering.
- On-site: The brand claims 4.87/5 across 120,000+ reviews since 2020, self-hosted, so treat as directional rather than independent.
- Reddit & Community: A dedicated r/GoodGood subreddit passed 22,000 members, and sentiment splits between genuine fans and sceptics, “they are effectively a boy band that has a deal with Callaway” is the classic dig, while buyers report the gear itself outperforming expectations.
- Editorial: MyGolfSpy’s apparel verdict, “pretty darn good”, comparable to Rhoback for around $25 less, is the most credible independent read. Forbes profiled the brand’s “creator media flywheel”, and D Magazine dubbed them the “boy band of the links”. Socials: roughly 2.1M YouTube subscribers, 1M Instagram, 606K TikTok.
Synthesis:
The product reviews are stronger than the customer-service reviews, and the business coverage is stronger than both. Buyers rate the gear; the complaints cluster around dispatch times, final-sale rules, and the scam site trading on the brand’s name in the UK.
Is Good Good Golf a Good Golf Brand?
Yes, Good Good is a good golf brand, arguably the creator brand with the most substance behind it. The value is real ($69.99–$78.99 polos with Rhoback-level quality), the range covers men, women, and kids properly, and the Callaway partnership plus a PGA Tour event of its own suggest this isn’t merch. It’s a golf company. For UK golfers the trade-offs are heavy: dollar pricing, duties, slow dispatch, and final-sale international orders. If you want that same modern golf-culture energy from a brand that actually ships from the UK with normal return rights, Three Putt was built for exactly that golfer.
About the Author
Graeme is a golf enthusiast and writer who believes the best golfwear should work as hard off the course as it does on it. Drawing on years of testing brands across every level, from high street to heritage, he writes honest, wearable reviews that cut through the marketing noise. When he’s not reviewing the latest drops, you’ll find him on the fairways of West Yorkshire, usually three-putting.
Frequently Asked Questions About Good Good Golf
Who owns Good Good Golf?
Good Good Golf is privately held and founder-led, run by CEO Matt Kendrick alongside the creator crew. In March 2025 it took its first outside investment, a $45 million round led by Creator Sports Capital, with Manhattan West Private Equity, Sunflower Bank, and Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions participating.
Who is in Good Good?
The current line-up is Garrett Clark, Stephen Castaneda, Matt Scharff, Tom “Bubbie” Broders, Sean Walsh, and Brad Dalke. Former members Grant Horvat and Micah Morris left in 2022 and were later signed by TaylorMade, while Luke Kwon also departed.
Where is Good Good Golf based?
Prosper, Texas. The company designs and tests its gear in-house there, with around 40 staff and a network of 16 creators. Fulfilment ships from the US, with returns processed through an Oklahoma City facility.
Does Good Good Golf ship to the UK?
Yes, but on tough terms: dollar checkout, weight-based international shipping, import VAT and courier fees on arrival, and all international orders are final sale with no returns. Also beware “ukgoodgoodgolf.uk”, a scam site with no connection to the brand.
How does Good Good sizing run?
Athletic fit and true to size by the brand’s own guidance: size down between sizes for a tighter fit, up for looser. Men’s runs S–3XL, women’s XS–3XL, youth XS–XL, and boxy cuts are labelled so you know what you’re getting.
Is Good Good Golf good quality?
Yes, for the money. MyGolfSpy called the apparel “pretty darn good” and comparable to Rhoback for roughly $25 less, and the brand claims 4.87/5 across 120,000+ on-site reviews. The performance pieces outshine the cotton-heavy fleece, so check fabrics before buying for hot days.
Do Good Good make golf clubs as well as clothing?
They’ve sold their own milled putter (long sold out) and now run co-branded equipment through Callaway and Odyssey, including a Good Good Edition driver, limited putters, and TruTrack Chrome Tour balls, alongside gloves, grips, and headcovers on their own store.
What is the Good Good Championship?
The first creator-branded event on the PGA Tour, debuting 9–15 November 2026 at Omni Barton Creek in Austin, Texas, with a 120-player field and 500 FedExCup points, broadcast on Golf Channel and ESPN+. Crew member Brad Dalke makes his professional PGA Tour debut there.

