Good Good’s Matt Scharff Makes Longest Putt in History

Good Good Golf is known for making some pretty incredible shots, and to be fair, they are usually at the hands of Matt Scharff.

Scharff is probably best known for a few of his hole-in-ones on Par 4s, including one that went viral a few years ago and truly took Good Good to a new level.

However, the group’s most recent viral shot took place on the green, as Scharff nailed what appears to be a putt that is well over 100 yards — a length the content team claims is the longest putt made in history:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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We have seen a handful of truly extraordinary-length putts be made that have taken the internet by storm. One of them came at the hands of Jack Nicklaus, who made a triple-breaking putt that was roughly 100 feet. He made it look easy.

Michael Phelps also made a lengthy one when he first started playing, and with the Olympics recently taking place in Paris, that one got plenty of air time during the golf portion of the games. Phelps’s putt was 160 feet and still stands as the longest televised putt to be made.

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