SuperFooty takes a look at some of the AFL's best golfers Brendon Goddard and Steve Johnson love their golf. Picture: Mark Stewart Source: News Limited IF they weren't gracing the turf at the MCG they'd love to be in the thick of it on the final day at Augusta. And who knows, one of them is so good he may even have a stab at turning professional when he hangs up his boots at AFL level. Today, after the AFL Players Association released a list with players' handicaps, we take a look at just who are the best golfers in the AFL. Brendon Goddard is a superb golfer. Heads the leaderboard and continues to work on his game. Spent the summer travelling and playing some of the world's best courses. Does a career change - to the greens - beckon post football? Saint Sam Fisher knows how to get around a golf course and plays off just two. Goddard's former teammate has had plenty of time to work on his game recently after being hampered by injury. Essendon's Brent Stanton isn't often in trouble on the golf course. No clubs would want to challenge the Bombers to a match of foursomes after seeing Stanton's handicap. The Dons' runner may not be at Goddard's level yet, but he's more than a match for him. We think Jack Riewoldt would be great viewing in any sport. Flamboyant on the field, we wonder if Jack's game has the same pizzazz on the golf course? We're thinking he's probably the Ricky Fowler of this bunch. When not training, Lachie Henderson enjoys a hit. A quiet achiever on the footy field, the young man groomed his game on Birregurra's picturesque golf course. Matt Suckling, second from the right, plays off five. he's seen here with teammates, from left Alex Woodward, Ryan Schoenmakers and Brendon Whitecross at Riversdale Golf Course. Left off the AFLPA's list, Suckling was quick to respond with a gentle nudge that he too belonged among this group. Overcoming knee problems but back to his smooth-swinging best. Tom Hawkins played the Pro-am ahead of the World Cup of Golf at Royal Melbourne last week. Hmmmmm, should big Tom really be wielding the clubs with that ongoing back issue? We think he'd drive a long ball, anyway. Does Nick Malceski hit it as straight as his left boot? Has pinpoint disposal on the footy field and likely known for his straight hitting up the middle on the golf course. Adelaide's Brent Reilly at Kooyonga Golf Club. Everyone should own some of those pants. Have a look at those pants. We don't care how he hits it, top marks for fashion sense. He just needs to borrow a hat from Jesper Parnevik. Cat Steve Johnson can make the ball talk. Mercurial near goal, Herald Sun reporter Scott Gullan spent a round with him earlier this year and said he was similarly freakish on the course.