A J...always good to follow your videos.

I enjoy watching you in Good Good, but I hope you do what makes you happy brother!

I miss you my man! Best of success in all you do!

Miss this duo! 🥲🥲

Why haven’t you not been in any good good video for awhile?

Where you been?

Where ya been brother

Where are you? no content for over 2 months? no good good content also

WOW!! Watched countless good good content. Him being AP’s son is actually crazy!

This thumbnail clickbait

Who cares, you are irrelevant in both options - GG doesn't put you in the videos and you wouldn't sniff pro ball if it wasn't for your daddy.

Where you been man?

stop comparing yourself to your dad. be you !

It wasn’t tough for him man he loves you no matter what!

Same bro same!!

This was awesome

I’m sorry but this is so corny, brother you’re Albert pujols somehow how do you think you got in with good good?? Wasn’t cause ur good lmaoo Can’t act suprised or anything when your dad helped you get where u are 😮‍💨

Keep working on your golf game because you have a lot to improve. In good good I’d say your at the bottom between all the members. Your driving is good but wildly inconsistent. Irons are pretty good m. Where you really really need to improve is your putting.

“Changed my life” - son of a multimillionaire.

Well let's just say, first video I've seen from AJ outside of GG did not impress. Less than a minute into a video titled "The hardest decision of my life" shows his ~$40k brand new hyper-upgraded truck pulling past his millionaire neighbors. Yeah, this content isn't going to be for me. I'll stick to the GG videos of them playing on golf courses I'll never see but at least they aren't acting like they aren't incredibly lucky and are more in touch with the reality of the 99% (mostly Bubby always interacting with young fans). Yes, I do realize golf is a hobby that is mostly enjoyed by the 1% and maybe this style of video hits home with a lot of people who view AJ's content (and don't pretty much immediately click off), but I'm just saying I can already tell it's not for me.

Your father is a classy person and it reflects on you. How proud your father must be.❤

Lol. Navel gazing nepo baby. It's not a good look. Choose baseball. I've watched you golf and NOPE. Your build is decent for Baseball, but my guess is your eye is slow. Common problem of next gen family members of ex MLB players. Few really pay attention to the need for hand eye coordination in baseball. Hand eye coordination is how I ended up with a 1.0 OPS despite never hitting anything more than a double in HS. I never struck out and walked 33% of my at bats. This was a record for my school at the end of the year which no one had even noticed (of course). Never walk onto a sports team. They will ignore you. Always be the rich child of some sports star. Easy pro career. 😊

You slay aj

You slay

You slay

You slay

Man when Grant left good good, I still watched but didn’t enjoy it as much, when you came onto the scene you became my favorite. Seeing you not appear in videos I haven’t watched much of their content, hope to see you again brotha. Thanks for sharing your story 💪🏽💪🏽 Go be AJ brotha, wherever that takes you! 🤘🏽

Similar story from us here at Lefty Golf Group! Baseball and golf seem to draw the same crowd!

Damn, I had a very similar experience with ending playing baseball. This resonates a lot with me, thanks AJ.

Keep your dreams young man! Your story with your family is awesome . Good Luck !

Hey aj, this video really comforted me because I feel the same way. My brother is a very good baseball player and he is known around my area and I’m always known as the little brother and i feel like when I play golf I can have my identity and I love it so much. (Also big fan)

Just saw your Dad at Chevron interview. 4/20

AJ....thanks for letting me join you to remember so many times....the cardinals road games, the school musical, the 5th grade art studio, your great design sketches and your sharing love at O Night Divine gala! God bless you. Also, love the classical music for the video. Where did you get the inspiration for selections?

Great tour, AJ. It's great to see a modern house...and to enjoy it.

That was sick!

I remember playing with you at the Toby Mac golf camp at Pine Needles in NC. You’ve came along way! Keep grinding and keep your head up.

Perhaps GOOD GOOD has made the decision 4 u? I have not seen your ass on a video in a while!

Didn't even know he was in good good 😂

But where have you been in the good good videos??

Is AJ seriously Alberts son? Thought they were joking lol

Not many pro baseball players are 5’4.

314 AJ We with you

Forever in the shadow of his father. That literally has to suck the fattest donkey balls. Every nice thing you have everyone knows you didn't do squat for it. It's like having constant target on the back of your head for easy fun making. Oooooof. Feels good to be my own man. Nice kid though... but I'm sure it's easy to be nice when your whole life has been a cake walk. #GoNavy

Bro your size is suited for golf.

Are you a Good Good Owner? Wondering what you do for a living to afford that truck and gear. You look young. I know who your dad is.. But what did YOU do to earn that stuff? You mentioned the MAN YOU ARE TODAY... So with that, what do you do for a living to earn that gear? Your a nice a kid. But as a veteran I feel this needs to be said. Until you make your own way in life and stop taking handouts, you are by no means a man. However, inheritance through the passing of a parent is another story.

Great video! Well done

why haven't you been in any of the Good Good recent videos?

Thank you for sharing your great journey with your fans, you're a wonderful guy and my best wishes for you in the future

I think your opening statement is the answer to your questions. I’m 43 about to be 44, so the same as your dad. I’ve seen his entire career and he definitely broke my heart many times being a Phillies fan, but I can honestly say, hes one of the very few I could never hate on as a rival, because he was too good not to appreciate everything he represented and did on the field. It’s great seeing the support your dad is giving you, following your dream! Excited to continue watching your journey. This group is what inspired me to return to the game after over 10 years away while raising my kids. So I thank all of you guys for bringing me back to this amazing game, the game that I fell in love with watching the 1992 Masters. It feels so good swinging the club again and challenges me to get better at something, which I haven’t had in years

As someone who tore their acl in high school, it really changes you as an athlete