Surprising My Dad With His Dream Golf Clubs! 

Hope you guys had an awesome Christmas! And yes my Dad does warm up by hitting 310 Yard bombs with a driver 🔥

Don’t know you Colin. But love this. Every second with your old man is the best ever.

I think it's every kid's dream to be able to do something for their parents like this. I can tell how proud of you your dad was while opening the clubs. Way to go Collin!

I honestly cried watching. Watching the love between a father and his son is so heart warming

Great job Colin! How about putting the cherry on top by having him come to a Good Good Labs session with Grant? Maybe you guys can have a parent child knock out challenge with your parents. I know its a long shot, but it has never been done.

I lost my Dad 5 years ago and this really made me tear up. What a beautiful tribute to the love and bond you guys have.

Your dad's face was an amalgamation of pride, joy, excitement and overwhelming emotion. What a beautiful moment and I'm glad you got it on camera to keep forever. So genuine and so pure.

Dude. That ending, you two on the course. And “every day counts”. Great message and awesome video 👏

Dads got a pure swing, loved this story

That's pretty damn awesome. Your old man tearing up, that's what she's all about. Well done, sir.

Man this makes me feel good. I lost my dad back on June 12th. We didn’t share many hobbies like golfing or fishing together. But we always had a good time when we were together. Good job Colin, you made that man proud to be your father ❤️

I lost my parents 5 years ago when I was 24. This was the first Christmas day I spent alone. Seeing your Dad smile like that made me so happy, thank you. That photo is fantastic, make sure you enjoy it every day.

That last part hit home pretty good with me. I’m 42 and my dad is 70 and has been fighting ALS the last few years. It’s looking like he’ll be gone within the next 6 months. He often mentions how he wishes he could still play golf with me. Chokes me up everytime. Sons, appreciate your fathers. Very cool to see you and your dad together enjoying the finest game there is.

Your dad is a beast for his age. Sure he's proud of you, Collin!

Hey, I'm not crying, you're crying! Great job Colin

Colin, don't take this the wrong way. But this is the best video you have ever made. You put into a perfect package how much your dad and the game of golf go together in life for you. I golf with my dad as much as I can (we live in different states). That hug after he shed a tear is what it is all about. Keep up the great work.

There's something in my eye... My old man can't play any more, but I am so thankful for all the years we did. Nice vid man.

You can tell your Dad is the type to do a lot for others, and not ask for much in return. No surprise getting such an amazing gift from his son got him a bit emotional.

I cried watching it too. My dad passed when I was 35. I miss him everyday. 2 of my 3 kids have little memories of him. Colin, cherish every moment with your dad! God bless!

Not only are you a great cinematographer, you’re also a fantastic storyteller. This vlog really moved me. Keep it up!

Having lost my father when I was 16 I only wish I could have experiences like this. Maybe I'll work on getting my mom into golf. Awesome video merry Christmas.

Your nervousness shows the love you have for your dad. That’s awesome bro

Man, this hits home. I had the same experience this summer. I took my dad this summer to get fitted for a FULL bag. I had worked my butt off for the whole summer, working 2 jobs to pay off all of my family's debt and set us up for the future. Along the way, I decided to pay him back for the tons of money and time he's spent helping us with the first home we owned that we sold for a hurt profit. He essentially helped us flip it, live in it and then sell it at the height of the market. We went there, got fitted and then I paid for the whole thing. He couldn't handle it, cried in the parking lot. I figured a set of clubs wasn't nearly enough for a lifetime of help for myself and my family but I felt it was needed. If your parents help you out throughout life, find a way to pay it back. Colin, hits home my guy. I have a few tears again, remembering that day with my dad. We played a ton of golf this year, something we hadn't done in quite some time.

My father past away when I was ten and this absolutely made my day. So glad you all got to share this moment!!

3:00 Exact dilemma I had. I bought my old man a set of Apex 19's last year since he was still using Big Berthas from 1996. His only two questions were "How much was it" and "Do you still have the receipt"...... He is still using the Big Berthas. I would have paid another $1200 to get the same reaction your old man had.

What a present to give the old man, had me in tears. Your a great kid Colin 👍

I'm 56 and my dad is 91, we just played a round at Pacific Grove in Monterey CA over Thanksgiving. It is a memory I will cherish for the rest of my life. Great video Colin, love the content, keep charging!

Great job Collin! This will be a special memory for your dad the rest of his life.

Being a dad myself seeing your dad tear up definitely had me crying myself Colin damnit lol

Good dude Colin doing something super nice for his Dad, classy as hell. You are awesome, Colin!

I lost my dad in 2012 when I was 16. Watching this made me cry!! I miss my dad so much, I wish this could’ve been something I could do for him. Cherish every moment with your dad!

Beautiful video with your Dad, Colin. I lost my Dad back in 2013. He taught me to play golf back when I was 14. I have a big bag of golf tees with his name printed on them I gave him back in the day; I got them back when he died and I still use them on every par 3 I play today, every round. It's like he's still out there on the course with me. 🙏🙏🙏

This is what it’s about. Being able to buy gifts like this for your parents. Colin; you made it buddy. You’re doing life right.

Love seeing your interaction with your family! We can all tell how much they mean to you and how they’ve believed in you all along! Maybe you should take this one step further and float the idea of a Good Good Family 2 Man Scramble where all of you guys take a family member of yours with you on a Good Good Week (or just in KC) and see who has the best 2 Man team! Keep up the quality Vlogs! 👍🏻

4:57 I love his pause as he clocks that the box is a perfect size for a set of clubs. I love seeing athletes of any sport recognize or register small details like that. I find it very fascinating.

im 43 and my dad is in his 70's......i play golf with him as many mondays as we can in the year. it is the most and best time i see him. so keep it up and it will still be as awesome as it was over the holidays!!!!!

As a dad this warms my heart. Great video.

Can’t put into words how wholesome this video is. Your parents did a great job raising you Colin, cheers man! Hitt’em straight pops ⛳️

I have less than 7 years til my dad is 70. Enjoy the time and forget about everything else, that's the perfect gift. Nothing else will compare. Happy New Year, Marry Christmas.

*Tears* As a father, having your child touch your heart like that is priceless! Special moments!!

Tugging at the heart Colin. Cherish those moments with your father and grandfather. Make the time to play even once a month with him. I’d give anything to play 1 more round with my grandfather. My dad is a 75 year old disabled Marine who can’t play like he used to. My only wish for 2022 is to get 1 round with him. This is what makes your content great. Thanks for this

I was blessed to be an able to give my father his 1st set of name brand irons. Much like yours, my father teared up. I lost my dad to cancer 3 years ago and I would give anything to be able to go back and play 1 more round with him. Enjoy it with you can Colin!

You are a very good son. I am 59 and my dad 85 and we still playing together couple times each year. Those games are excellent souvenir. Every day counts….Take care

This is the purest thing I’ve ever seen, almost as pure as your dads first swing on the course with that pitching wedge.

All in the feels! 🥺 thank you for sharing this moment with us Colin!

That’s awesome Colin. I lost my dad when I was 8 and I’ve been playing golf for 6 years now. What I would do to play one round with him. You bring so much joy when I watch these videos ❤️

Man how do you make golf videos so emotional? I love the sentimentality you draw from life and golf. I miss my dad now.

My father passed away a few years ago. He never liked to play golf, but loved watching me play. Thank you for sharing this video with us Colin. It definitely brought a tear to my eye. Cherish that man!!!

love a good nice wholesome video , dads crying always gets me man

This is incredibly heart warming. Well shot Colin , the ending was beautiful

I lost my Dad this year,he started me playing golf at 5 years old...he was 31. Now I'm 49 and he's gone. Thank you Dad for teaching me thus game I love. Ty Collin for the great content...you are a good egg brother!

We need a video of dad on the Lab with Grant, good job Colin. Love to see it!

Awesome video Colin - hits me right in the feels. My dad was commuting back and forth between home and another state for work each work and after a couple years my parents just split up so I never really had a dad growing up from about the age of 12 onwards. It's good to see you're still so close to your dad.

What an absolutely fantastic video man. So happy that your huge risk in stepping into filmmaking and RU-vid has put you in a place to not only live a fun and exciting life yourself, but also show true gratitude to your parents. If I had the opportunity I would buy the moon and give it to my old man to use as a chipping target in his backyard so your "I hope that it at least scratches the surface" comment really hit me where I live. Happy for you and I'm glad to see you and your family had a great Christmas. Every Day Counts!

Colin my friend, you Sir, are a great son. As a father of three girls now all in their 20's, only one of them actually enjoyed coming to the course with me once in a while and just played the holes she wanted to, which was a wonderful experience for me and her. However, all of them have given me gifts related to golf, but the memories on the course were priceless. I also got my dad into golf later in his life and he enjoyed it up until his departure, but my brothers and I were able to spend that time with him for about a decade. I am very proud of you and your dad, because his reaction is all that ever needs to be said... similar to my own.

Very wholesome video! My grandfather taught me the game when I was young. We still play, and he’s still youngish at 62, can still find a way to beat me. He’s had old clubs and a ratty bag he picked up in Florida for 10 bucks at a yard sale. Last year I gifted him an old driver of mine and this year for Christmas I got him a brand new callaway bag with some Red Sox edition Prov1’s and a brand new Celtics divot fixer (we’re from Maine). He almost cried. Great moments like these are what we live for!

This was awesome! As someone who is fortunate enough to be able to golf with my adult son 2-3 times a month, I definitely enjoy getting to spend 4 hours talking about how things are going, and playing a game we both love. Cherish those opportunities when you can. I lost my Father about 3 months ago, and would love play one more round of golf with him.

What an awesome reaction from your Dad, your a good, good son👍🏻

Been crying for 5mins. I went thru a divorce a year or so ago and I started to play golf. Spending Saturdays on the golf course with my dad is the best experience in the world. Love your videos Colin. Your dad was blessed with a son that truly loves him.

This brought a tear to my eye man, my dad is 65 now and ever since he got T boned by a 17 year old drunk driver he gave up playing due to injury. He taught me how to golf at the driving range around 7 years old. Every time we played together was some of the best moments of my childhood. This video reminded me of those times.

I laughed and cried at this. You and your dad have a beautiful relationship, I love it! Merry xmas Colin. Love your vlogs

Such a beautiful video, Colin. Thank you for the inspiration and Merry Christmas to you and your dad

I have been very distant with my Dad for years, and this year we started playing golf with each other multiple times a week and I absolutely love golf for bringing me back together with my Dad again.

Your dad seems like a man of few words. But wow what a beautiful moment of emotion he had.

Colin, this is fantastic. You threw a little sand in my eyes .. Well done.

Dude, you're a jerk. You had me teary eyed. Ugh... Wholesome content. Your dad's reaction was priceless. Get out with your dad as much as you can. Time will slip by faster than you think. Keep up the great work. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

fuck whos cutting onions while im watching this. Enjoy these moments with your dad man. I started playing a lot recently with my dad and i can already tell i'll cherish these moments for the rest of my life.

simple story, beautifully told - loved seeing 3 generations playing together. best times on the golf course have been with my dad and brother

Good stuff Collin! Someone cutting onions around here?

Who's cutting the onions?

This is the most heartfelt video I've seen so far this Christmas 😭

This is my favorite video on your channel, we get personal back story, the "no I have something in my eye" moment when your dad opens the clubs and a little golf. Maybe good good should do a father soon scramble tournament, get someone else to record and the whole crew play with their dads

Just became a dad about a year ago and I’ve got vids with my boy and his mini golf set. This got me brother, good on ya

I'm 67 and my son is 41 and we played golf together this year and there is no person I would love to play golf with than my son. I really liked this as it was very touching. I also went about 20 years in between new clubs. I purchased the Mizuno JPX 900 Forged. I love them. Congrats on yur business venture with Good Good. Even Rick Shiels watches Good Good. Enjoy!

First Christmas without my dad. He passed away from Cancer in March of this year. This one hit me in a different way. I love this, man. Your dad's reaction is priceless. Spend as much time as you can with your family. Awesome video, Colin.

there's literally no better feeling than making dad cry with a thoughtful gift at christmas.

Dads are AWESOME. That look on his face when he saw them, is the same look my dad gave me when I was 13 and got my first paycheck and took my dad to go get snacks and slurpees THAT I PAID FOR. Its just straight pride. He looked so stoaked

Play golf with him much as possible. Never had a father to share it with, however even though my son lives in another state. We do play every time we see each other. Make some great memories Colin.

You weren't nervous Colin,..you were excited. Nothing like giving something big to someoune you love and respect..really great that it's your father! PS..you made a tough guy cry and so nice to see a great relationship with your dad. I don't have that with my son though I have really tried. Always cherish that my friend.

I think this is just an awesome moment for you and your dad that seemed more genuine than most RU-vid moments, good on you Colin. Good bloke

It really is not even close at this point. I think Colin is the best RU-vidr on this platform. These videos have so much of your own personal touch on here, and seeing how you grind with GoodGood to taking care of your personal life is one of the best parts of it all. Truly cannot wait to see what else you are going to do in the future.

Right in the feels! Lost my dad at 13. Always makes me smile when I see people with good relationships with their father. You never know what life has in store. Cherish every moment you have.

Colin, this video certainly deserves consideration as the best golf video in the whole RU-vid golf space. Beautifully done!

This got me all sentimental tbh. Iknow how hard dads can be but at the end of the day they just want the best for us and its special how hard you have worked to be able to give him this gift and i know he is proud of you! Awesome job man

Thanks for posting something so personal. Lost my dad in 1995 when he was 53 and I was 25. He taught me how to play. He taught me the love of the game. His swing was so pure. He played 2-3 times a year and rarely had a round worse than 79. I still love the game, but it’s not quite the same without him. Make it a priority to get out and play together. I’d give just about anything for a couple more rounds. Work can wait.

Lost my dad a couple years back and man this video hit close to home. Was never as close to my pops as an adult as I’d like to have been but these types of videos make me smile and when he got a little emotional so did I! My favorite video this year from you! Happy New year to all the fathers out there!

I lost my dad 15 years ago , I miss him so much , he’s one who got me into golf now I play off 8, make the most off those rounds with your dad.🇬🇧

Colin make sure you make time this summer to go golfing with your pops. I lost my dad 10 yrs ago. I would give anything to play 9 holes with him this summer. Be sure to make those memorys while you still can.

Golf is how me and my dad spent time together. I’m one of 6 kids so it was hard to find ways for him to give each of us personal time so having golf even if it was only a few times a year was so important to both of us.

Really good shit man. Don't know why this got recommended to me in May but ya take advantage of those moments. I'm 42 and my old man is 75 and we play a lot of golf together, usually 3 times a week and I can honestly say these are moments I'm gonna remember the rest of my life. Anybody that shares a live of golf with their dad should try to play at lest every once in awhile. I promise those moments are more special then the golf itself

Honestly your dads reaction got me. Sheesh you can just feel the emotion and bond y'all have. Incredibly special.

Having your dad reduced to tears of joy had to be amazing. Unreal. You're a real one, Colin Ross!

Love this! you forgot to add when you're 44 and your dad is 70 and your kid is 12... loved watching this, i look forward to sharing golf with my Daughter.

Colin, thank you for bringing something real and almost tangible for us the viewers. I lost my dad a few years ago but some of my best memories with him are on a golf course. Well done my friend!

Bloody amazing videography putting this together. Lost my Dad 2 years ago before I could do anything nice for the man and this brought some emotions back.

So heart warming video, great vibe. I think a series video with Grant fixing dad's swing would get him hooked for good!

Cherish every moment. I lost my father last year and I would give anything to have a couple days like this with him. Awesome video brother it choked me up when he got emotional about your gift.

Seeing your dad have that reaction made me feel so good man its hard to describe. Has NOTHING to do with golf. Just an amazing moment, going to try to have some more of those with my pops. Keep it up.

Lost my old man in 18…. You do a great job of being present and appreciating the moments. Keep it up man… Awesome video

Colin, this was one of the best videos I’ve watched on RU-vid. Period. Great footage, but so much heart. I love Good Good and all the related content, but this was so cool to watch. You are right on with your look to the future as we don’t know. I lost my father 13 years ago and he was only 48. Watching your connection with your dad made me feel great and remember how great my dad was too. Keep doing the great work you do and taking time for your family.