TaylorMade Signs Former Good Good Stars Micah Morris And Grant Horvat

The former Good Good stars have joined Team TaylorMade

Press shots of Grant Horvat and Micah Morris after joining TaylorMade
(Image credit: Instagram: @granthorvat/@micahmorrisgolf)

TaylorMade has announced two more additions after already signing up Major winners Nelly Korda and Brooke Henderson so far in 2023.

Micah Morris and Grant Horvat, formerly of Good Good, have signed with the brand following their departure from the popular YouTube channel that has grown to have more than 1m subscribers.

Good Good, which describes itself as "6 dudes, 1 golf channel" is made up of Garrett Clark, also known as GM Golf, Tom Broders, also known as 'Bubbie Golf, Stephen Castaneda, Matt Scharff, Colin Ross and former PGA Tour China winner Luke Kwon.

Micah, also known as 'Tig', is believed to have left the company in order to pursue his professional career as a golfer. Horvat, who played college golf at Palm Beach Atlantic University, left "to do his own thing, he wants to only do his own brand, his own channel," Garrett Clark of Good Good said in a video.

"We bent over backwards to try and make Grant stay," Broders said. "We offered him everything we could, we threw the kitchen sink at him per se to try and get him to stay and he was insistent on wanting to go do his own thing."

Micah Morris currently has 395k subscribers on YouTube and 263k Instagram followers, while Grant Horvat has 322k subscribers and 290k followers on Instagram.

While TaylorMade has now signed four big name golfers this year, a recent departure from the brand is LIV Golf's Sergio Garcia. The 2017 Masters champion is no longer listed on the company's website. Garcia makes his first start of 2023 at next week's Saudi International on the Asian Tour before the start of the LIV Golf League towards the end of February.

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