Goff is an unusual yet distinctive given name of Irish origin, derived from the Old Irish 'gaibh,' meaning 'bold' or 'victorious.' This name has been historically associated with the Irish chieftains of ancient Ireland and is thought to have been brought over to England during the Norman Conquest. Despite its historical roots, Goff remains relatively uncommon today, perhaps contributing to its unique appeal.
"Only eleven babies named Goff were born over thirty-two years."