What are you favorite golf YouTube channels or videos?

[trevorh]

I've been watching a lot of Rick Shiels, I'm wondering what the community likes to watch or has found fun or informative.

[elwhippy]

A selection of Faxon putting, Moe Norman, Luke Donald's Mizuno instruction series collection and old Stevie Ray Vaughan live performances.

[JDW3]

I like Mark Crossfield. He does a lot of reviews, on course testing and some pretty cool behind the scenes stuff with Titleist.

[s1mZ]

Chris Ryan (ChrisRyanGolf) is great imho. Excellent instruction videos and insights.

[jamgam]

Fried Eggs Golf

[kozubs]

Clay Ballard gives great instruction and breaks everything down really well. He's my go to now.

 

I enjoy the brits (Crossfield, Shiles, Finch, My and My Golf) as well. Their challenges are a good waste of time.

[Ferguson]

Golf the World

Sew What's New

Jay Don Blake Hearth & Home

No, I am not a Scorpio

[BrianMcG]

Chris Ryan

AMG Golf

 

[PappyVanWinkle53]

Been watching Shiels for a while. Good equipment reviews.

 

Alex Etches on GolfBox is someone I’ve recently started following......funny/goofy guy who does equipment reviews and he hits the ball a mile. You’ll be entertained to say the least.

[evgolfer]

Vlogs:

CartBarnGuys (Golf course assistants at Papago GC in Phoenix, local area courses)

(Big man, high handicapper working his way to better scores)

Big Oggie Golf (Beautiful Cornwall golf courses, high handicapper)

Mark Crossfield

Golf Sidekick (Interesting perspectives from Thailand)

 

Reviews:

Mark Crossfield

Rick Shiels

 

Tips/Instruction:

Herman Williams (Love his video on the take away and the release, jives with what my instructor is teaching)

Clay Ballard

Golf Sidekick

[SoloShot84]

Andrew Jensen - Great Youtuber for Golf Mentality

 

golfeverysecond - nice vlog with great ball striking

[Laznasty]

TXG Tour Experience Golf: Why in the bag. Great videos if you love equipment.

[kobe123]

AMG Golf

[JohnnyCashForever]

I find myself watching "Be Better Golf". I like the episodes with Monte. But beyond that, the vlogs are interesting to me for some reason. Perhaps it's the ghetto pro tracer. Perhaps it's cool to see good non-pro golfers shooting par. It's not always fairways-down-the-middle-and-irons-to-10-feet. That was eye-opening.

[HiSpeed48]

Chris Ryan (ChrisRyanGolf) is great imho. Excellent instruction videos and insights.

 

Chris does a great job of breaking the swing down and making it easy to understand.

 

His videos are also well produced.

[jimb6golf]

Crossfield

Shiels

Finch

Me and My Golf

Chris Ryan

Fried Eggs

Dan Whittaker

Mike Newton

Golfholics

Top Speed Golf

 

These are some of the ones I watch regularly. Getting to the point that I watch youtube more than regular tv. It's amazing how many golf channels there are and how many of them are pretty bad unfortunately. But these are usually pretty good quality and have access to the manufacturers and pro players as well which makes them pretty interesting.

[kmay__]

Crossfield no bs testing and awesome insights, Shiels and Finch for course vlogs, reviews ect. Golfholics for beautiful course vlogs and nice film work. Piers and Andy as well (me and my golf) good tips and drills.

[rawdog]

Probably shouldn't say this during Ryder Cup week, but the Euro Tour has some really funny videos/challenges that they get their stars to do regularly.

[Guac]

Just started watching Golfholics. Great videos but the dudes seems to be a little douchey. Anyone else get that vibe???

[pflyers85]

Crossfield, Golf with Aimee, Clay Ballard, and recently I stumbled upon Eric Cogorno Golf. Interestingly Eric is a pro at a golf course 15 minutes from where I live.

[Dean21]

Eric Cogorno's channel is really good.

[trevorh]

Probably shouldn't say this during Ryder Cup week, but the Euro Tour has some really funny videos/challenges that they get their stars to do regularly.

 

That sounds great, any particular ones you know of?

[tocino]

Clay Ballard, Golf with Aimee, and Golf Sidekick

[uvaskeme]

Luke Kwon

Golfholics

Rick Shiels

Peter Finch

Golfeverysecond

[scruffynick]

Golf vlogs UK.... Brilliant fun and banter!

[cmckelvmi]

Crossfield is a genius with editing and fresh ideas, the only downside is hearing him when he is away from the camera. I wish he would use microphones.

 

There is a guy out of Utah that I really like that goes by PuttsAround. He isn't a PGA pro, but he seems like a good down to earth regular guy that knows his golf. Also, he has a body shape like mine but can hit the ball a country mile!

 

I have tried to like George Gankas, but he has too many annoying putz students to enjoy.

 

I was hoping Paige Spiranac would have some good content, but no bueno.

 

My dad really likes Clay Ballard, but I haven't had a chance to check him out yet.

[ChronicSlicer]

Golf Ghannel, NOT The Golf Channel. https://www.youtube....PB2CKg/featured.

[rawdog]

Probably shouldn't say this during Ryder Cup week, but the Euro Tour has some really funny videos/challenges that they get their stars to do regularly.

 

That sounds great, any particular ones you know of?

 

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[Newbs24]

Just started watching Golfholics. Great videos but the dudes seems to be a little douchey. Anyone else get that vibe???

 

When I first started I thought yes, but now I like them... They can play, have their lingo but their vids are unreal... And watching Claire, Alisa and Paris puts them over on everyone else

[ohioglfr]

Smash Factor with Natalie Adams for advice, Mark Crossfied for equipment reviews. I also pop a cold one and watch Crossfield’s course vlogs occasionally.