Good Good Golf, one of the fastest-growing names in the game, is set to host its latest marquee competition: the King of the Mountain, presented by Mountain Dew. This highly anticipated event brings together Good Good’s creators, collaborators like Paige Spiranic, and fans for a high-energy day of golf unlike anything else on the calendar.
Eight teams of players will compete in a three-hole knockout with a $100,000 prize pool – as well as $50,000 donation for the winning team to a charitable organization of their choosing. As with previous Good Good events, King of the Mountain promises a blend of competitive golf, lighthearted entertainment, and the kind of audience engagement that has helped the brand cultivate millions of followers.
The Venue: Kemper Lakes Golf Club
Hosting King of the Mountain is Kemper Lakes Golf Club, in Kildeer, which just hosted the Illinois Open. Kemper Lakes is no stranger to championship moments. The course has hosted numerous professional and elite amateur tournaments, including the 1989 PGA Championship won by Payne Stewart and the 2018 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.
Opened in 1979, Kemper Lakes is renowned for its challenging layout, strategic bunkering, and dramatic finishing holes that wind around a series of lakes. The closing stretch — particularly the par-4 17th and par-4 18th — has earned a reputation as one of the most demanding finishes in Midwest golf. With pristine conditions and a championship pedigree, Kemper Lakes provides the perfect stage for Good Good’s unique brand of competition.
Kemper Lakes Golf Club
Good Good Meets Championship Tradition
The pairing of Good Good Golf’s vibrant community and the historic grounds of Kemper Lakes creates a fascinating blend of modern golf culture and timeless tradition. Fans can expect plenty of unforgettable moments as creators push their games in a setting where legends have been made.
Good Good Golf was founded in 2020 by a group of young creators who shared a passion for golf, competition, and entertainment. Built on YouTube and social media, the brand quickly gained traction by producing high-quality, engaging videos that showcased both their golf skills and their personalities. Their content blends traditional matches, challenges, trick shots, and collaborations with professional golfers, making the game approachable for new audiences while keeping long-time fans entertained.
As their following grew into the millions, Good Good expanded beyond video into merchandise, events, and partnerships with major brands. Known for its stylish apparel drops and unique competitive formats, the company has become a cultural touchstone for younger golfers. Good Good’s mission has always been about more than just golf—it’s about building community and making the game fun and accessible. Today, the brand is recognized as one of the most influential voices in modern golf media, inspiring a new generation of players to pick up the game.
Paige Spiranic
Paige Spiranac: From College Golfer to Global Personality
Paige Spiranac first made her mark as a standout collegiate golfer, competing at both the University of Arizona and San Diego State University. Known for her athletic ability and competitive drive, she helped lead San Diego State to its first Mountain West Conference championship in 2015. While her dream of playing professional golf briefly took shape with a stint on the Cactus Tour, Paige ultimately discovered her true calling in media and content creation, where her charisma and love for the game could reach a wider audience.
Leveraging platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and her successful podcast Playing A Round, Paige has become one of the most recognizable figures in golf worldwide. She has built a massive following by combining instructional content, entertaining commentary, and unfiltered takes on the state of the game. More importantly, she has used her platform to break stereotypes, advocate for growing the game among women and juniors, and spark discussions about inclusivity in golf. Today, Paige Spiranac is not only a social media sensation but also a cultural force who continues to expand golf’s reach far beyond the traditional fairways.
Participating Golfers
Garrett Clark • Brad Dalke • Matt Scharff • Stephen Castaneda • Bubbie Broders • Big Mo • Sean Walsh • John McCarthy • Paige Spiranac • Cailyn Henderson • Hailey Ostrom • Marissa Wenzler • Tania Tare • Savannah Carlson • Alexis Misetowski • Sara Winter
Good Good Golf King of the Mountain
Thursday, September 4th, 2025
Kemper Lakes Golf Club, Kildeer, IL
Buy Tickets – $33.85
Agenda
9:00 AM
Doors & Fan Concourse Open
12:00 PM
Long Drive Competition on Range
3:00 PM
Tournament Starts
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Concert featuring country music artist Corey Kent
