The Biggest Golf YouTube Channels in 2026
Golf has some of the most popular sports channels on YouTube. Here is a look at the biggest names in October 2026, what they are known for and where to start watching.
| Channel | Subscribers | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| Rick Shiels Golf | 3.1M | Equipment reviews, lessons and course vlogs |
| Bryson DeChambeau | 3.0M | Tour pro with long hitting and experiments |
| Good Good | 2.2M | Match play and challenges between friends |
| Grant Horvat Golf | 1.8M | Challenges, courses and vlogs |
| Bob Does Sports | 1.5M | Comedy-style golf and sports videos |
| GM Golf | 1.5M | Challenge-style golf from Garrett Clark |
| Bryan Bros Golf | 967K | Trick shots and matches from brothers Wesley and George Bryan |
| Big Wedge Golf | 861K | UK group of creators playing golf together |
| Peter Finch Golf | 844K | Instruction and course vlogs |
| Fore Play Golf | 657K | Group golf from the Fore Play crew |
Rick Shiels Golf
Rick Shiels, a former PGA professional from England, is the most-subscribed dedicated golf channel in this list. His videos cover club reviews, practice tips and playing lessons, making it a good place to start if you want to improve.
Good Good
Good Good built an audience through friendly competition. Founded by a group of friends including Garrett Clark, Matt Scharff and Stephen Castaneda, the channel features match play episodes, team events and travel videos with a mix of strong amateurs and professionals.
Bryan Bros Golf
Brothers Wesley and George Bryan combine trick shots with matches and fun challenges. Wesley is also a former PGA Tour winner, which makes the quality of the golf in their videos particularly high.
Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson is a major champion on the pro tours who also runs one of the biggest golf channels. His videos give a close look at the equipment and ideas of one of the game's most analytical players.
Big Wedge Golf
Big Wedge Golf is a group channel from the UK where creators best known for other kinds of YouTube content, including Callux, Calfreezy and the Sidemen's Harry, Simon and Josh, play golf together. It is a good example of how golf has spread into the wider creator world.
Where do they rank as golfers?
The biggest channels are not always the best golfers. Fan-made leaderboards rank creators by handicap, and the top places are held by players such as Brad Dalke, with many entertainers further down the list. You can test your knowledge of who is who in our Guess the YouTube Golfer game, which uses handicap, subscribers and channel as clues.
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