Surprising My Dad With His Dream Golf Clubs!

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[ColinRossVlogs]

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

[JamesRobinsonGolf]

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

[cooperphillips]

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!

[mikkel]

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

[xXcharliegoonerXx]

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.

[airbaker]

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.

[carlosg.suvillaga]

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.

[Kazify]

Dads got a pure swing, loved this story

[brenton-ford]

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

[Omni_Lead]

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 ❤️

[mattstevenson]

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

[JPGT]

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.

[dang]

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.

[TheJaybird]

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

[gamingdekap]

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 He is still using the Big Berthas. I would have paid another $1200 to get the same reaction your old man had.

[dangerzone]

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.

[northshoreracer]

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! 👍🏻

[clayreynolds]

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.

[Real]

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.

[tomcallahan]

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!