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Matt Scharff Bio
Matt Scharff is a Kansas-born golf creator, former Sterling College golfer and original Good Good personality best known for making two filmed holes-in-one on par fours.
Matt Scharff at a glance
Why viewers know him: Scharff helped build the original Good Good chemistry, then produced two of creator golf’s most replayed shots—a par-four ace in Texas in 2021 and another in Mexico in 2023.
From Kansas golf to Sterling College
Sterling College’s official 2017–18 roster lists Matthew Scharff as a freshman golfer from Kansas and a graduate of Tonganoxie High School. The surviving roster establishes his college affiliation, but it does not publish a complete season-by-season statistical record.
Scharff also knew Garrett Clark before Good Good existed. Golf Monthly reports that the two first met as young golfers at a Kansas course, drifted apart and later reconnected during college. That renewed friendship helped place Scharff inside the group that eventually launched Good Good.
Source: Sterling College athletics roster.
Matt Scharff’s role in the original group
Scharff was part of the original on-camera group when Good Good launched in 2020. He remains one of the central personalities alongside Clark, Stephen Castaneda and Tom “Bubbie” Broders, combining competitive golf with the reactions, humor and team chemistry that define the channel.
His role is bigger than one viral shot. Scharff has appeared across Good Good matches, challenges, live events and collaborations while also building a substantial personal YouTube catalog. Good Good’s official site continues to list him as part of the crew.
Original chemistry
A long-standing connection with Clark put Scharff inside the group before Good Good became a major golf-media business.
Recognizable identity
His reactions and aggressive play make him distinct even when the lineup includes stronger competitive golfers.
Cross-platform role
He appears in group videos, personal-channel content, live events and traditional golf broadcasts.
For the wider roster and company history, see My9Iron’s Good Good Golf guide and Good Good ownership explainer.
Matt Scharff’s two par-four holes-in-one
Scharff’s defining achievement is unusually specific and well documented: he has made two holes-in-one on par fours while cameras were rolling.
Golf Monthly and Golf Digest independently covered the second shot on 11-03-2023. Scharff’s own channel description also identifies him as the golfer who made a par-four hole-in-one twice.
Counting note: My9Iron does not publish a career hole-in-one total here. Later video titles and coverage use different counting contexts, so the durable verified claim is the one that matters most: two filmed par-four aces.
“My Fourth Hole In One”
Scharff published this personal-channel video on 02-17-2026. The title is preserved as published; My9Iron does not use it to infer his present career total.
Matt Scharff · 02-17-2026: “My Fourth Hole In One.”
An ace at Jason Day’s backyard course
During Good Good’s Ohio stop in October 2026, Scharff made the first documented hole-in-one at Jason Day’s private backyard course. The moment added another durable chapter to a creator identity already closely associated with filmed aces.
Good Good · 10-12-2026: Day 15 of the 50 States in 50 Days series.
His planned Big Break co-hosting role
Golf Channel announced on 10-22-2025 that Scharff would co-host Big Break x Good Good with Blair O’Neal. Garrett Clark and Bubbie Broders were assigned non-playing captain roles, while Good Good members Brad Dalke and Sean Walsh were among the competitors.
The season was filmed but did not air as planned. Its cancellation means Scharff’s appointment belongs in his biography as a significant television opportunity, not as a completed broadcast credit.
Read the full timeline in My9Iron’s Big Break x Good Good cancellation guide.
Matt Scharff’s September 2026 bag rebuild
On 09-18-2026, Scharff published a first-person video titled “Well… What’s In The Bag Now?” The walkthrough documents a mixed setup assembled after his prior equipment arrangement changed. It is a dated snapshot, not a claim that every club remains in his bag today.
Matt Scharff · 09-18-2026: First-person bag walkthrough. Exact claims below are limited to accessible timestamped statements.
3–6 irons
Cobra Fly-Z. Scharff identified the long-iron portion of the mixed set at approximately 22:04.
7-iron through pitching wedge
Titleist T100 with Dynamic Gold S300 shafts. At approximately 20:29, he said he liked how the T100 heads felt and described the bag as mixed.
60-degree wedge
Titleist Vokey SM11, K grind. Scharff discussed retaining that wedge at approximately 8:09.
What still requires manual viewing
The precise driver, fairway wood, hybrid, remaining wedge specifications, putter model, grips and any later changes should be confirmed directly from the video before My9Iron builds a full Clubs & Specs page. Sponsorship status is not inferred from the mixed bag.
Matt Scharff’s place in creator golf
A foundational Good Good personality
His history with Clark predates the group, making him part of the story rather than a later roster addition.
A searchable signature achievement
Two filmed par-four aces give Scharff a durable distinction beyond ordinary match results.
A bridge to traditional media
The planned Big Break role and Golf Channel appearances expanded his profile beyond YouTube.
Matt Scharff questions
Who is Matt Scharff?
Matt Scharff is a Kansas-born golf creator, former Sterling College golfer and original Good Good personality. He is especially known for making two filmed holes-in-one on par fours.
Did Matt Scharff play college golf?
Yes. Sterling College’s official roster lists Matthew Scharff as a freshman on its 2017–18 men’s golf team.
How many par-four holes-in-one has Matt Scharff made?
Two have been documented on video: one at ShadowGlen Golf Club in Texas in 2021 and another at Diamante’s Dunes Course in Mexico in 2023.
Was Matt Scharff a Big Break host?
Golf Channel selected Scharff to co-host Big Break x Good Good with Blair O’Neal. The season was filmed but canceled before it aired as planned.
Is Matt Scharff still with Good Good?
Yes. Good Good’s official crew roster continued to list Scharff when checked in October 2026.
What golf clubs does Matt Scharff use?
In a first-person video published 09-18-2026, Scharff documented Cobra Fly-Z 3–6 irons, Titleist T100 7-iron through pitching wedge with Dynamic Gold S300 shafts, and a 60-degree Vokey SM11 K-grind wedge. This is a dated snapshot rather than a permanent current-bag claim.
Continue exploring Good Good
Garrett Clark Bio
The longtime friend and central creator who helped bring Scharff into the original group.
Good Good Golf Guide
The current roster, group history, major videos and 50 States tracker.
Big Break x Good Good
The complete account of the filmed season that was canceled before airing.
Sources and evidence limits
This biography uses Sterling College’s official roster, Good Good’s official roster and videos, Scharff’s verified YouTube channel, NBC Sports and Golf Channel reporting, and established golf reporting from Golf Monthly and Golf Digest.
My9Iron intentionally excludes an exact birthdate, height, net-worth estimate, current handicap and complete present-day WITB because the available sourcing does not meet the same standard.