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Coody gets ‘some good bounces,’ leads at ISCO

Coody gets ‘some good bounces,’ leads at ISCO

Greyson Coody extended his lead at the John Deere Classic on Saturday after an even-par 71 in the third round. Despite slipping from his brilliant performance on Friday, the 28-year-old held onto the top spot on the leaderboard, one stroke ahead of Sahith Theegala. Coody attributed his success to some fortunate bounces, acknowledging the role of luck in his game. Coody’s consistent performance has put him in pole position going into the final round, with the coveted first PGA Tour victory within his grasp.

How Good Good’s Brad Dalke got involved with YouTube golf

How Good Good’s Brad Dalke got involved with YouTube golf

Brad Dalke, one of the rising stars of YouTube golf, first got involved in the platform through his love of the game. As a kid, Dalke was an avid golfer, and he would often watch videos of his favorite players on YouTube.

One day, Dalke decided to start his own YouTube channel, where he could share his own golf tips and tricks. He quickly gained a following, and soon he was invited to join the Good Good Golf YouTube channel, which has over 1 million subscribers.

Dalke’s success on YouTube is due in part to his engaging personality and his ability to connect with viewers. He is also a talented golfer, and his videos are full of helpful tips and advice. Dalke is an inspiration to many aspiring YouTube golfers, and he is proof that with hard work and dedication, anyone can achieve their dreams.