WATCH: 894K-followed golf influencers go wild after nailing the trick shot

Good Good Golf influencers shared a video of a trick challenge on their Instagram account on January 24. The golf influencers, known for undertaking unique golf challenges, are very active on social media and enjoy a tremendous fan following.

For the recent challenge, Good Good's Tom Broders collaborated with Blake Mullen in a unique game. They both shot the ball and the balls would collide with each other after they hit them. After completing the challenge, they celebrated by shouting and running around.

Check out the video of the trick challenge from Good Good below:

Good Good actively shares their unique challenges on their social media accounts. They have around 894K followers on Instagram and approximately 1.73 million subscribers on their YouTube channel.

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Good Good drops a new video of their Survivor Series challenge

On January 24, Good Good released the second episode of their Survivor series. They uploaded the video on YouTube featuring some top golf influencers in the world such as GM Golf, Stephen Lucido, Collin Ross, Matts Charff, Bubbie Golf, Brand Dalken, Sean, and others.

The video has so far garnered around 169,981 views.

Aside from this, Good Good is also set to broadcast the live coverage of the Desert Knockout presented by Underdog event. The unique golf event featuring 12 men in a Knockout challenge will be available to stream on the Golf Channel and also on the YouTube channel of Good Good.

The event will take place on February 5, 2025, at the Grass Clipping Rolling Hills in Arizona. It's a unique collaboration between Good Good and the Golf Channel. Speaking of the tournament, CEO of Good Good Golf Matt Kendrick said (via NBC Sports).

"Our expanded partnership with GOLF Channel marks a significant step in growing the Good Good Golf brand and sharing innovative golf content with a broader audience, while strengthening our connection with both loyal followers and new fans," Kendrick said.

"Good Good has always focused on creating accessible, engaging, and entertaining golf content that resonates with the next generation of golfers. Our next event on GOLF Channel will feature a unique, dynamic format, and we’re thrilled to bring it to life in primetime through this collaboration," he added.

The tickets for the event are available for purchase via the link on Good Good's Instagram handle.

The tournament will be streamed live on the Golf Channel on February 5, starting at 8 p.m. ET, while the coverage starts on the Good Good YouTube channel at 7 p.m. ET. Last year, Golf Channel and Good Good Golf also collaborated and hosted tournaments such as the Good Good Midwest Open and the Good Good Desert Open, and this year they are back with a knockout event.