If your golf game consists of the occasional great shot surrounded by several hours of wondering where the heck your ball went, you may already be familiar with Bob Does Sports.

And if you’re not, but you love golf and have a sense of humor, you probably should be.

Photo: YouTube Screen Grab
Photo: YouTube Screen Grab

The hugely popular YouTube golf crew is coming to Albany for a meet-and-greet on Friday, October 2nd, giving Capital Region fans a chance to hang with some of the funniest and most relatable content creators in golf.

Robby Berger, better known to fans as Bobby Fairways, started Bob Does Sports, which also features Joey Cold Cuts and Fat Perez.

Photo: Lionheart on the Green Facebook
Photo: Lionheart on the Green Facebook

What makes these guys so entertaining is that Bob Does Sports isn't really about watching robotic professionals stripe 7-irons to six feet.

It's golf the way a lot of us actually experience it: great shots, terrible shots, questionable decisions, laughs, food, drinks, plenty of ball-busting, and the occasional golf ball that may require a search party.

Photo: Getty Images
Photo: Getty Images

The Bob Does Sports crew will be in Albany promoting their Have A Day brand with two appearances on October 2nd: 4–6 p.m. at Empire Wine & Liquor, 1440 Central Avenue, followed by 6–8 p.m. at Lionheart on the Green, 952 Broadway.

So, Capital Region golfers, here's your chance to meet Bobby Fairways, Joey Cold Cuts, and Fat Perez.  Just don't ask them to help find the Pro V1 you launched 140 yards into the woods.

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