Favorite YouTube Golfers

I’ve been watching lots of goodgood, Bryan Bros Golf, James Robinson, Rick Shiels, Peter Finch, Golficity, and Fore Play golf crew always fun watching them go up against some of the pros.

Been watching lots of goodgood, Bryan Bros, stacked golf, Andrew Jensen, James Robinson, Rick Shiels, Peter Finch, and been enjoying the Fore Play 4 man scrambled playing against some pros has been fun to watch.

Shiels and other finch are my favorite. But Jaime Robinson is good and me and my golf too.

Chasing Scratch guys just started a YouTube series.

The Chasing Scratch Podcast and now YouTube Channel area great. Fun content and great personalities. Highly entertaining.

I like Rick Shields, James Robison, Golficity and I’m another one that likes Stacked Golf...I like to see the things they find at garage sales and thrift stores etc (sure isn’t anything like that being donated around me) plus it’s cool that they have added so many viewers in a short time (I think even they are shocked)

Golficity and No Laying Up are my favorites. Great content and fun personalities. Frank and Mike got me fired up on Titleist.

Random golf club, Golficity, mr short game , me and my golf ,
My favorites

Random golf club, Golficity, mr short game , me and my golf ,
My favorites

check out Alex etches and me and my golf, along with Rick Sheils I watch them the most

Check out Bryan golf on youtube & IG great guy with a wealth of knowledge and does great reviews.

i'm actually shocked there's only one mention of golf sidekick in over 50 replies here.


if you want to talk equipment, TXG is head and shoulders above the rest when it comes to unbiased and informative content. matt is a machine and you really do get a good idea of what's what as far as equipment and fitting goes. they also have a discord channel which is pretty fun.


but as far as high value but fun to watch, golf sidekick is the guy. he focuses mostly on the mental and strategic parts of the game, but also has a lot of fun with it. the equipment focused people are just broken records these days. every video of a new product is the same old same old. sidekick doesn't talk much about equipment at all, and instead focuses on analyzing his game and the games of others, and points out the merits of what each does and the trouble that you can get yourself in to. taking sidekick's advice i believe will be far more beneficial for most people's games than watching equipment reviews from crossfield in front of GC4.