Good Good Golf Sales Data: What Actually Sells

By Colin LandforcePublished

Do these brands actually sell? Good Good edition. This is presented without shade and with genuine curiosity.

I pulled this from Particle in November 2025, and November was already ripping. Over the trailing 90 days:

  • Shirts and hats each make up just over a third of volume
  • Shirts account for more than 40% of revenue
  • Nobody is buying anything at full price
  • Blue sells almost double the next color

At the product level, the number one item by volume sells for $9. A product like that alone will kill you.

Flip to revenue and hoodies are absolutely holding it down.

Reel it in to the last six weeks and our favorite crewneck has done 726 units. If you zoom in, you can see the spot where I made my video about it. That's the only joke I'm making here today.

Shout out Particle for the data.

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Do these brands actually sell? Good, good addition. This is presented without shade and genuine curiosity. They've done 4.2 in the trailing 90, but November is already ripping. In that time, shirts and hats make up just over a third each by volume, but shirts account for more than 40% of the revenue. Note that nobody is buying anything at full price. Can't help but notice that blue stuff sells almost double the next color. Now at the product level, the tool takes the number one spot by volume. Modified best seller, but at $9, a product like that alone will kill you. Flip to buy revenue, you see hoodies absolutely holding it down. Those you wrote though is doing numbers considering it is almost half the price. Now when I reel this in a little to the last six weeks, what do we have here? Our favorite crew neck has done 726 units. If you zoom in, you can see the spot that I made my video about it. And that is gonna be the only joke I make here today. Shout out Particle for the data. Let's go.