Good Good Golf launched an ambitious 50-state road trip, aiming to visit all U.S. states in 50 days while playing golf and soaking up local culture through a team-based competition. The roster is split into two teams, with Garrett Clark, Blake MullenBattling, and Tom “Bubbie” Broders facing off against Stephen Castaneda, Matt “Ghetti” Meneghetti, and Matt Scharff. Starting in Alaska at Settlers Bay Golf Course, the crew experienced more than just golf, witnessing the Northern Lights in Wasilla and winning the first state coin after a tight match. The nine-hole course, blending fall colors and frost, set an unforgettable tone for the journey ahead.

The second stop in Washington combined sightseeing in Seattle with golf at the prestigious Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton. Before teeing off, the group toured landmarks such as the fish market and Gum Wall, where Scharff's impressive fish toss delighted onlookers. The competition at Gold Mountain tested their skills on challenging, tree-lined courses known for hosting NCAA and USGA events. Garrett Clark praised the course’s style, describing it as “dream golf,” which suited the team's competitive spirit well. This blend of local flavor and sporting challenge made Washington a memorable leg of the trip.

Oregon’s Golf Course at Birch Creek offered rolling hills and wildlife alongside spirited off-course debates, including a memorable discussion about whether paprika is spicy. The crew enjoyed local dining and nature before playing a closely contested match that ended in a playoff, reflecting the evenly matched teams. The crew appreciated the region’s welcoming atmosphere and scenic beauty along a winding river. This stop balanced competitive golf with lighthearted camaraderie, deepening the group’s connection to the diverse locales on their journey.

Idaho’s Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course marked a significant moment, featuring the iconic floating island green on the 11th hole that required a boat ride to reach. This stop expanded the competition to include the Good Good Girls in a 5-on-5 match, adding new energy to the series. The group also enjoyed hiking nearby before tackling the demanding course, with Garrett Clark earning a birdie on the famous hole and securing a certificate. Montana’s Northern Pines Golf Club followed, set in the stunning Flathead Valley and designed by Andy North and Roger Packard. Aside from the course’s unique mix of links-style and riverfront holes, the crew’s surprise fan encounters underscored the growing community support for Good Good Golf as the tour progressed.