Good Good, a golf group known for their ambitious adventures, continued their 50-state golf journey by playing team matches and exploring local attractions in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. Their Minnesota stop included a visit to the Mall of America and a challenging scramble at Stoneridge Golf Club, where Clark, Bubbie, and Mullen narrowly won after a playful playoff from a barn-turned-tee. The group enjoyed a mix of pranks and mini tourist experiences alongside their intense golf battles, exemplifying the camaraderie and competitive spirit that drive their quest.

In Wisconsin, Good Good relaxed at the Kalahari Resort, where they finally rested and enjoyed a five-star dinner. Sean Walsh, a Good Good Pro, joined for two days, taking on a demanding challenge to consecutively beat each team member at Trappers Turn Golf Club. Walsh came close but ultimately fell short, while praising the hospitality of the region. The group balanced competition with outdoor fun like zip-lining and mountain coasters, highlighting their blend of athleticism and adventure on the road.

The Michigan stop took place at Harbor Shores, a notable course that has hosted Senior PGA Championships. Joined by two golfers from JnA Golf, the team engaged in a lively alternate-shot showdown amid picturesque Lake Michigan beaches and a spirited touch football game. Although the course presented tough challenges, Scharff’s team triumphed, helped by Walsh’s key contributions despite his early departure. The mix of golf and beachside recreation showcased the group’s diverse interests beyond the fairways.

In Indiana, the players explored Ghetti’s hometown and enjoyed outdoor activities at the Indiana Dunes before competing at Innsbrook Country Club, a private course with rich history and demanding greens. Ghetti's deep knowledge of the course proved vital as Scharff’s team narrowly won on the final hole. Their Ohio visit featured a special round on PGA Tour star Jason Day’s backyard par-three layout, where Matt Scharff amazed everyone by scoring a hole-in-one—a rare feat noticed by Day himself. This memorable moment capped another eventful leg of their journey blending golf, friendship, and discovery across America’s heartland.