Good Good Explanation | There’s Two Sides to Every Story

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[MrTurcz]

Really hope you and Garrett continue to collaborate. You guys may be going separate directions, but that doesn’t mean you can’t leverage each others platforms and continue to work together.

[jessicalee]

He’s 24 with a 75 year old dad. Good for him for wanting to move back to Florida to be with his parents as he gets married and starts his family. I believe he’s an only child so his parents are the only family he’s got. God Bless Grant! Your one bunker tip of swinging across has dramatically improved my bunker play. Please keep making teaching videos.

[elliot]

Despite leaving GG, I hope you and Garrett continue to work together on GM Golf! Both of you have so much chemistry with one another and such immaculate vibes on and off the golf course. Wishing you all the best on your journey to do your own thing and God bless brother!

[TheChad]

Cherish the moments you do have with your father, bc life comes at you fast. From someone who’s lost their father unexpectedly this year, once he’s gone you’ll only have those memories you’ve made together. So go and make those incredible memories with your family, Grant! Much love!

[horsefly]

As a 50 yr old man with an 80 year old father, let me say…spend time with your parents, spend time with your wife and time with your kids. Money comes and money goes. You can’t put a price tag on that time with loved ones. I will continue to watch your channel, Micah’s Channel and all the Good Good guys channels. I love golf and love all that everyone is doing to promote the game.
Concerning the loyalty statement… that’s coming from a young man who is dealing with his feelings. At his age, I would’ve probably felt the same. But I have the advantage of life experience, I can say all things change and must change. Some of us want families, some of us want to be single, etc… we all want something different and we should take the opportunities presented to us that help us achieve those goals. I have a loyalty to myself, my wife, my family and a loyalty to do and be the best that I can be.

[starteck]

All respect to Grant for knowing and trusting his gut when to leave something he worked so hard on. All respect for hanging with your family and being close.

[jamiematthews]

This is probably the most mature explanation out of the three so far. It doesn’t sound like their needed to be any animosity over the fact Grant and Micah are leaving. They want to do their own thing, be happy for them, stay friends, and let’s keep it moving.

[johnamckinley]

You became my favorite on GG. You had a mix of a passion for the sport, had a teacher’s heart at your core, was always supportive of fellow golfers, even if they were beating you, and an innate sweetness and occasional silliness. I wish you all the best and look forward to where you take your videos! It was classy to acknowledge they did indeed offer you a generous offer. Best of luck to you and your family!

[TGRC]

Take it from a 58 year old who enjoys watching you and the Good Good guys hit the ball around, there is no wrong in people going their own way. Despite the best of intentions, people grow apart, it's normal and even healthy, especially as you see more of life and determine what you value and see as important. Hopefully, with time, emotions with cool and hurt will turn to healthy perspective and you will all grow and be better for it. Keep swinging that silky swing and I, along with thousands of others will keep tuning in. All the best to you and your family.

[kend]

Grant I feel a deep sense of pride about how you communicated your feelings here. Being able to make AND BE COMFORTABLE with tough decisions is something that will absolutely bring you success no matter what you do.

It's really beautiful to see you make decisions that matter to you Grant. Congratulations on everything.

[houseofoddity]

Even though I’m sure this has been painful. I’m so incredibly impressed with your maturity and your decision to spend more time with your dad. A great role model for the younger and older generations.

[TheBiggdogg]

This really does sting as a fan because Grant was for sure my favorite in the Good Good Group. But in no way can I be upset because he’s doing what he feels in his heart is the best thing for him and his family. We’ll continue to support and watch every video you keep making. ❤️

[BryanBrosGolf]

Can’t imagine going through this at your age. Keep your head up. There are things way more important than money and success and it takes guts to do what you are doing!

[thecommondad]

You were a crucial piece to the success and entertainment to Good Good. I am incredibly torn right now because you were my favorite member and brought an immense amount of value to the content and education. I am excited to see what is next for you!

[jcnewell]

I lost my dad when I was 17. I’d give so much to be able to play a round with him now that I’m 26. If your friends call out loyalty for you wanting to spend time with family then I’d reconsider them as a person. Your friends should support any decision you make as long as you don’t bash each other.

[DavidAnderson-pwes]

You’re the man. Recently, I made the hardest decision in my life to completely give up a career I had worked my whole life for to move back home and spend time with family, and build one of my own. A couple years later, I am engaged and getting to spend time with the ones I love on my own time in a new career that I love. The transition sucks, but as long as you make the choices you make for the right reasons it will work out. There’s no way to make everyone happy in every scenario. Stay true to yourself and you will come out happier on the other side. We support you

[derrickrose]

You are wise beyond your years, Grant. Family is invaluable, and you have chosen to cherish the time you have left with your family. I'm joyful that you are in a position where you can continue to do what you love while spending quality time with your dad. God bless you! You have a new sub and I will continue to follow your journey.

[MurphyKargesBass]

This is the best out all three confessional videos regarding the split . Just simple communication about how he feels and then it’s done. Not overly dramatic and not too long. Thank you and good luck in the future. 👍🏼

[sethromines]

You quickly became my favorite member of Good Good. Please keep posting your teaching/coaching on YT.

Stay true to your faith and your family, brother. I ain’t gonna stop watching.

[metsrule]

Im 45, I lost my dad who was a golf pro when I was 23 ( he was 55) there’s not a day that goes by that I wish I could play a round of golf with him or just watch golf with him. Good for you Grant for recognizing how important it is to be with family while they are still in our world. I’ll be watching everything you post!