What's your favorite golf YouTube channel?

[ZackS]

I watch multiple different channels depending on what the video is about. Having a very analytical and engineering mindset, TXG is the only one I subscribe to and watch pretty much every video. I could pick Ian’s brain for probably a week straight. 

[jacksonstorm]

Not sure who I like the most but can tell you who I don't. I won't mention specific names because it's simply not nice to slam people unless you have a very good reason. I will say it's the people I simply find very hard to understand thier english. Between talking too fast or simply thier dialect I have a hard time. Sure they sound just fine to thier countrymen. Another bigger YouTube issue is the personality trying to be a "personality" either comically or otherwise. Some amusement I'm all for be those who push the envelope and think thier entertainers or comedians I turn off.

[Bassbeamer]

Danny Maude. I like his instructional videos.

[B_R_A_D_Y]

Dan Grieve is great for short game & bunkers … 2 swings … high soft landing & runner from grass or sand. 

[Swood1994]

I stopped watching YouTube for golf instruction and more for entertainment now. I used to watch meandmygolf a lot to try and work on stuff but I found it just got into my head. I really enjoy Good Good and Bod Does Sports. I was watching GG pretty religiously but the hour plus long videos make it tonight to fit in a lunch hour. I do watch some of the MGS videos and they have come a long way. In particular I like the old vs new series. Rick shield breaking 75 series and his series versus pro where he starts at -10 are good watches. All in all Monday-Thursday most of my golf content is split between the forum and YouTube. 

[Gvournas]

Danny Maude. Excellent content and well explained. Loved the lesson he gave to his Dad. 

[Duckhunter]

Golf WRX Two guys talking golf.   Lost all my respect for Mark Crossfield and Rick Shiels both push golf items that they're getting paid to push.

[DiscipleofPenick]

I still really only like Golf Sidekick.

I will watch the Random Golf Club/Erik Anders stuff when it's a cool course, or their 'breaking' videos.

I like Rick Shiels & Me & My Golf when they have a pro on, because it's great to hear what a tour player thinks about and how they prepare for a shot. I remember great ones respectively where Shiels played 18 against Tommy Fleetwood, and the My Golf guys had Rory on two different episodes going through his driver setup and iron play. I mean that's just a wealth of information being put out there for free.

[6 Million Dollar Man]

I like the Bryan Brothers.  Wesley's PGA career is fading now due to injuries.  He has a wedge lesson on their channel that is second to none and has become my "go to" when I start hitting crappy wedges.  I know their Dad very well.  Solid family.  They are rebuilding a golf course here in Columbia, SC.  Filming construction as they go.

 I like Shiels.  Man has such a huge YouTube following that he got to play the Masters this year. I assume as a press member.  Also like Me and My Golf.

 

All said I try nit to use too many videos for my swing.  I am very picky what I save in my library.. I wish I could find a go to video on chipping.  Nothing seems to work.  LOL.

Edited May 1, 2023 by 6 Million Dollar Man

[MattZ523]

best tips I have come across are Padraig Harrington's - Paddy's golf tips are solid  

[Waximus Prime]

I like No Laying Up the most because their visuals on Tourist Sauce are really good and I think they are selective in what they put out to make sure it is quality.  I also like their Killhouse pods after majors and elevated events.

In terms of analysis of tour players and their form I like Pat Mayo and the various people he has on, I don't use the picks or anything but I feel like they are pretty thorough in their analysis for each tournament.

This one doesn't get many views but has some gold. "@ThinkingManShow" gives some interesting opinions on what is happening behind the scenes with Liv and other things.

To give a shout out to MGS, No Putts Given is cool - I've only seen a handful but I will continue tuning in now that I'm aware of it

[gross18]

Danny Maude, great golf instruction.

[Pabslow]

Zac Radford! No BS just good golf.  

[StrokerAce]

4 hours ago, IndyBonzo said:

I watch too many. Lol.  But I have learned a lot and many really help. 
 

Does anyone here know why several of the UK - based folks wear the hats with a P on them?  

Also, it becomes obvious that these folks copy from one another.  
 

Just a few of my faves, fwiw, with four clear leaders:

Tier 1:

Alex Etches (hilarious, and wow can he bomb it)

Mr. Short Game 

Alex Elliott Golf

Ali Taylor Golf

Tier 2:

Average Golfer

Mark Crossfield

James Robinson

Peter Finch

Rick Shiels

Scratch at 50

TXG

Mobile Clubmaker

Meandmygolf

 

 

 

you left off stacked golf... 

https://www.youtube.com/@StackedGolf

a different golf channel than you would expect but entertaining nonetheless...

 

[Caddie1966]

I watch far too many You Tube golf videos. I do have some I prefer for various reasons:

Pure instruction:  Titleist, Mike Malaska, Eric Cogorno, Top Speed Golf, Michell Low

Fitting:  TXG, 

Short Game:  Mr. Short Game

Stack and Tilt and some laughs:  Tom Saguto

You Tubers I have stopped watching:  Good Good, Rick Sheils, Me and My Golf, Tour Striker Academy

I’ve tried Crossfield, Be Better Golf and many others listed here.  I need to cut back even further on who I watch and for what reason as I often am searching for a tip or two on certain game aspects and the rest is noise.

 

 

[peterg2000]

My goto guy is Danny Maude. He explains every part of the game with easy to understand examples and has drills to follow up each lesson. 

But I still flip around to see what others have to say. Rick Shields, Shawn Clement , Paul Wilson. But it's Danny Maude that has helped me the most! 

 

Pete

[IMMORTAL]

I LIKE PAUL WILSON. I AM 70 AND HE GOT ME 18 TO 20 YARDS . A LOT OF COMMON SENSE

 

[Nbar]

James Robinson Golf, Chris Ryan, Danny Maude all great instructors and club reviews

[Swing Pastor]

not in any particular order:

Athletic Motion Golf

Kostis & McCord

Eric Cogorno

Dr. Kwon

Bryson

[tannergooden5]

Mr short game for simple swing tips and country club tours.

Good Good for entertainment 

[TylorJudd]

I definitely watch a good amount of Ian Fraser on TXG. I also watch Chris Ryan from the UK, Chris Ryan Golf. I'll watch when Rick Shiels plays against Adam Scott or Rickie Fowler for example. I love that the PGA tour does recaps, great option when you don't have 8 hours to watch a round. 

[Bmurphy01]

I enjoy Mistah Short Hitter.  I can relate to his game

watching too many instructional videos seem to inflict seeds of doubt into my swing,  so I prefer the vlogs, like Golfmates.

[Bad Golfer]

I watch way too many different channels but at the moment my favorites are Porzak golf and Padington Harrington.

[JustJeffy]

Not sure if this has been said, but I crack up watching the goodgood guys.  

[MattWillGolf]

I do enjoy several YouTube golf channels. My favorite is The Average Golfer by Andy Sullivan. He does good club reviews and the production value of his course videos is excellent. He did a Scotland series that that was incredible. Another must watch for me is by our fellow Spy, @McGolf McGolf Custom Clubs. Rick Shiels, Mark Crossfield and James Robison are in the rotation as well. And for you "Club Ho's" on a budget Ashely and Jon at Stacked Golf are great and they did a fun video with Rick Shiels. This golfing couple hit thrift stores, flea markets, pawn shops and garage sales in the Orlando area. They have a good handle on used club pricing. And they are just good people. 

Oh, and for instruction, Danny Maude. He seems to break it down in way that just makes sense to me. And previously mentioned Mark Crossfield does a pretty good job at instruction as well.

[Digiburdie]

As of May 2023... my go-to channels: 

Bob Does Sports https://www.youtube.com/@Bobdoessports
Peter Finch (UK) https://www.youtube.com/@peterfinchgolf
Stacked Golf https://www.youtube.com/@StackedGolf
Good Good https://www.youtube.com/@GoodGood
Grant Horvat https://www.youtube.com/@GrantHorvatgolff
Let's Play Through https://www.youtube.com/@LetsPlayThru
New Nine Golf (CA) https://www.youtube.com/@NewNineGolf
The Average Golfer (UK) https://www.youtube.com/@TheAverageGolfer
Rick Shiels (UK) https://www.youtube.com/@RickShielsPGA
TXG https://www.youtube.com/@txgxccgolf
Micah Morris Golf https://www.youtube.com/@Micahmorrisgolf
McBurdie Golf (my personal page my son and I post every now and then... shameless promotion) https://www.youtube.com/@mcburdiegolf/featured

[StateOfMyArt]

Not sure if mentioned earlier but my wife and I enjoy Stacked Golf. Young couple cruse the garage sales, flea markets, Good Wills, pawn shops etc. around Orlando looking for used clubs. John is very knowledgeable so it's fun to learn about used clubs and what to look for. They take their finds to a course or range and try them out with a bit of a review. Fun to follow them as they pick through other peoples stuff - if you like that sort of thing. Inspired me to check out a local Good Will and picked up an old Arni's Own 5 metal with graphite shaft for 5 bucks. It's in my bag as a rescue for deep rough and bad lies. 

[Madden B]

Good Good! Love those guys. And I really like Crossfield and Schiels. 

[GilB]

I really enjoy watching and listening to Todd Kolb. The videos are concise and uncomplicated for us "senior/seasoned" golfers.

[Mikedb26]

Dr Kwon Golf... not for everyone.  His reprogramming videos get a bit long, especially when students can't/don't grasp his methods, but if you get it, you'll love it

BeBetterGolf... he gets a bit annoying from time to time, but he means well, student of Dr Kwon

Fried Eggs Golf... the older videos were hilarious.  "Martini tees, they're like gold to old people"

Rick Shiels, James Robinson both have good content, go to great courses, are informative enough and seem like really good guys

Alex Etches is our favorite.  VERY entertaining 

*For me, Dr Kwon and the biomechanical aspect really helped, swing wise as well as flexibility.  Watch the rest for the occasional review of equipment, mostly for pure entertainment.