Favorite golf YouTube channel?

[UPandDOWN4double]

I spend more time than I care to admit on YouTube. I watch everything from instructionals to documentary to vlogs. Some of my current favorites are..

 

• Good Good (each member of Good Good also has a personal channel)
• Mark Crossfield 
• TXG
• Peter Finch
• Skratch 

 

Who are some of your favorites and why?

[jvincent]

I like Dan Hendriksen.

 

He does a fair amount of playing vlogs and courses are usually interesting and the crew/banter is generally pretty lighthearted. He also does some instruction and review stuff as well.

[Dannyboy44]

I watch Good Good, Rick Shiels, and Four Play all pretty good. 

[sirbigspur]

BryanBros and of course NLU, especially Strapped, are my favorites. 

[rwc356]

All the channel's listed are good, but I find I enjoy Mark Crossfield's channel more than others.

[CoachCraigie]

My YouTube subscriptions are currently...

 

Rick Shiels

Matt Fryer

James Robinson

Andy Carter

 

Also watch a bit of Golf Mates sometimes.

[shoot4par]

Not a big golf YouTube guy but think Clay Ballard is good. I enjoy GG, just a cool dude. Erik Anders Lang isn't my favorite host but the production on some of the skratch stuff is so darn good it makes up for it. 

Edited November 10, 2021 by shoot4par

[llewol007]

As my game as progressed into what it is now, for me it has become a different approach to the game that will allow me to score the way I do but also be able to golf for a longer period of time. For me, I usually start my morning before my round watching Paul Wilson on youtube and getting my swining easier and really nailing the concepts I want to take to the course. It has helped me consistently stay in the 70's and really gave me more reason to take more club and hone in on learning to hit my clubs rather that swinging away with them. For entertainment, I like watching the Crossfield compare clubs and the two Taylormade guys when they have PGA guests on. 

[2bGood]

I avoid instruction video as much as I can - just don't want to let non-applicable swing thoughts creep in. As such I stew more entertainment type stuff. Rick Shiels tops the list, then Skratch golf has some good content. 

 

[tikidavyi]

Several different types of golf content on youtube, hard to measure across the board.

 

Entertainment value: Erik Anders Lang / Skratch by far puts out the highest quality / entertaining golf content.  There's more thought and production to what he and his group puts out than others.  

 

Instruction: Clay Ballard and Mr. Short Game

 

Equipment: TXG

[Cellis]

For entertainment Stacked Golf. Has nothing to do with actual playing too much, but it’s a couple who goes to garage sales and finds deals on golf clubs.  No idea why I’m so interested but I keep it constantly rolling lol.

[Medson]

I like "golf with gen". Genevieve primarily focuses on vlog and talks through course management. 

 

"Luke kwon golf" is also good. Luke talks about all the ups and downs of being a tour player. 

 

I can't believe nobody has mentioned "golfholics". Just couple of chill California dudes play all these cool (mainly) California courses. 

[Kmagnuss]

Golf Sidekick is entertaining to me... just seems like a fun guy to be around.

TXG for equipment

Rick Shiels is interesting... I'd like to play a round with him as well as...

Mark Crossfield

 

I used to watch a lot of Clay Ballard

Can't remember his name, maybe Jeff Hazzelhoff or something... "PGA instructor of the year" in Naples, FL... I like his teaching style and he keeps the videos short.

[PJ Blake]

I'm ashamed to say I'm so far down the youtube rabbit hole its hard to narrow it down. I discovered Erik Anders Lang recently and have been on a binge watching both of his channels. Last night I watched one about The Willy Wonka of golf-- the founder/ owner of Bandon. Quite interesting, especially when he takes a couple of jabs at certain golf course designers. 

 

As far as golf instructors, too many to mention... I've watched hundreds of them. If they tend to get too technical and over complicate things, I move on. Probably have watched Chris Ryan the most, but every one that's been mentioned and many, many more. Any problem in my golf swing and/or outcomes that rear their ugly head, I plug the issue into search and proceed to watch 10 different teachers. And yes, its reflected in my game...its a mess 😬. I've been working on getting more shaft lean and now I'm hitting it fat more than ever. So if any of you know of a good YouTube lesson on this let me know 🤣. JK!

Edited November 23, 2021 by PJ Blake

[NoTalentLefty]

Anything MDLT/Ernest Jones.

Clay Ballard

Martin Hall

Jim Venetos 

All different but each show a valid technique. Hall is probably the most willing to give a swing technique that fits a particular golfer, no cookie cutting with him.

[Rutgersgolf]

Larry Cheung (instruction)

Athletic Motion Golf (instruction and data)

[charli]

Mrshortgame 

skratch is great just the guy I’m not a fan of

 

[charli]

On 10/26/2021 at 6:03 AM, Cellis said:

For entertainment Stacked Golf. Has nothing to do with actual playing too much, but it’s a couple who goes to garage sales and finds deals on golf clubs.  No idea why I’m so interested but I keep it constantly rolling lol.

Forgot about them. Yeah great little follow and for some reason very entertaining 

[jmo15]

Some of my personal favorites TXG and No Laying Up

[jimb6golf]

Several including Crossfield, Chris Ryan, Shields, Peter Finch, BLU and TXG. others that used to be good include M&MG, Golfholics, Top speed and others. Seems the good ones are uploading less and less content and moving to other platforms. 

[jmo15]

21 minutes ago, jimb6golf said:

Several including Crossfield, Chris Ryan, Shields, Peter Finch, BLU and TXG. others that used to be good include M&MG, Golfholics, Top speed and others. Seems the good ones are uploading less and less content and moving to other platforms. 

What other platforms have they been moving too?

[stephenmatt]

I like watching the Good Good guys play just for enjoyment. Bryan Bros are really good and fun to watch also. As far as instruction it's hit or miss but I like Athletic Motion Golf's content a lot.

Edited January 2, 2022 by stephenmatt

[AngryGilmore]

TXG, I think James Robinson would be a blast to play a round with, Golf Sidekick, Malaska Golf

[PeterPing]

Secret golf. Steve elkington with Pat Perez. 

[amace04]

Txg has probably the best content around.  They really know their stuff,  and seem to do very fair, unbiased reviews and videos. 

[NCLancer]

How about Stacked Golf?  Some of the bargains Jon and Ashley find in the Daytona-area are incredible!  Very fun to watch them shop/negotiate/sell and play...  

[wsupjs]

 

6 hours ago, jmo15 said:

Some of my personal favorites TXG and No Laying Up

 

Same. No Laying Up is by far my favorite for non-equipment content. TXG is the best for equipment based content.

 

I'm kind of hit and miss on most of the other influencers (Rick, Peter, Mark, James, etc.)

Edited January 2, 2022 by wsupjs

[rondo01]

TXG, NLU, AMG, Chasing Scratch Podcast, Mark Crossfield, Porzak Golf, Genevieve Ling, Golf Sidekick, Golficity. Sometimes Peter, Rick, James in that order, depending on what they’re on about. 

Edited January 2, 2022 by rondo01

[cgasucks]

10 years ago, Crossfield hands down.  Too bad he lost his way so right now for me it's Shiels and TXG.

[Prntscrn]

No Laying Up. Their Tourist Sauce and Strapped series are fantastic 

Edited January 2, 2022 by Prntscrn