What's your favorite golf YouTube channel?

[JerBooth]

Ive always been fan of Rick Shiels and Peter Finch.

Good Good is an everyday watch.

Mark Crossfield is definitely the gold standard.

 

[SteveGH7]

I think for instruction Danny Maude would be number 1, followed by Tom Saguto.  I've found both very helpful, easy to understand, and entertaining.  After those two, I will occasionally watch Rick Shiels, Paul Wilson, Chris Ryan, Crossfield, Eric Corgorno, and Average Golfer.  But Maude and Saguto I watch pretty regularly. 

[Smackey17]

I've tried to wean myself from watching a lot of YouTube or other golf media, especially instructional advice, because I get overloaded. At this point in my golf life I'm trying to keep in simple. I did appreciate Mark Crossfield's videos, though. I've gone with a modified Stack & Tilt swing and found Nick Taylor's videos on this to be very good--simple yet comprehensive enough to be all I needed to understand and execute the swing.

[thatsputtable]

Personally, for content, I rely on Random Golf Club and Bob Does Sports. Both always put out solid videos. For golf instructor I love Danny Maude. He really does a great job of breaking down the game and has helped me with my swing on more than one occasion!

[Greg M]

I think outcomes and simplicity are my top criteria. Porzak golf has  given me the best outcomes. Simple, repeatable, great communicator, not too long, easy to follow. Additionally, his outcomes with lower and elite players is exceptional. He has numerous juniors and college players, so his communication is not flux capacitors with centrifugal forces.  Its not a new fads or aids for content. He repeats the same principles. Southern Cal for junior golf is tops, where do these players go to - Adam Porzak.  

[Ronan Armstrong]

I've definitely changed my opinions on some over the years.

My most watched is TXG by a mile, enjoy the personalties and the content. Next it would be NLU although I find I don't listen to their podcasts as much these days - I dip in fairly regularly but 2 years ago I wouldn't have missed an ep. I particularly enjoy their 'Film Room' and daily major recap output.

Of the Brit Trinity of Shiels, Crossfield and Finch, I'll watch a bit of them all but have cooled on Crossfield from his earlier output as he sometimes comes across as being a bit too contrary.

There are plenty of others who I'll watch occasionally, but there's only so many hours in the day...

[Jbreck10]

I watch a few channels on a regular basis. I watch Rick shiels on a consistent basis for most of his videos, vlogs reviews, etc. I also watch SAS golf quite a bit because of his second hand  club reviews. I’m big into B/S/T with golf clubs, so his stuff is very interesting. I also watch TXG and NewNine golf for their reviews. They do it the best in my opinion. when I want pure entertainment, I’ll watch good good. The only one I really watch for golf tips is Mr. short game golf. Wow, I guess you could say I watch I a lot of YouTube golf. Haha. 

[mjcreech]

Big fan of James Robinson. Easy to watch content, talks gear and things he's doing to improve his game. It's more helpful to see how he works on his game than just more swing thoughts I don't need.

[EugeGall]

Being a Brit has to be Mark Crossfield and Rick Shiels; both give great reviews and they are funny entertaining guys. For pure tech then TXG

[CudaKota66]

A little off-topic, but I've taken a liking to podcasts - i.e., Hack It Out Golf w/ Mark Crossfield (YouTube instructor), Greg Chalmers (PGA), and Lou Stagner (Arccos). Lots of good advice in audio form.

I'll listen to something more than I'll sit & watch something.

[GolfSpy_BEN]

2 minutes ago, CudaKota66 said:

A little off-topic, but I've taken a liking to podcasts - i.e., Hack It Out Golf w/ Mark Crossfield (YouTube instructor), Greg Chalmers (PGA), and Lou Stagner (Arccos). Lots of good advice in audio form.

I'll listen to something more than I'll sit & watch something.

I like listening to hack it out and no putts given on my work commute. I’ve listened to Rick Sheils, as well, but it’s not a weekly listen but rather a topical one.

[milzen suazo]

been watching shield, cross field and avg golfer a lot.

but watches a lot of equipment reviews of particular club i might  be interested in.

[dinomack99]

My go-to guy on a daily basis is James Robinson. I used to watch Mark Crossfield many years ago and then switched to Rick Shiels. Rick isn't putting out that many videos right now, though he has said he is going to ramp it up this year. We will see. James is Chippy and a fun watch. I can't believe he does basically two videos a day.

[Marnold2000]

TXG is my favorite.  I'm an equipment junkie and they always deliver.  Used to enjoy Mark Crossfields videos where he and his mates played verious courses, always a lot of laughs. They all went their seperate ways now unfortunately.

[Scotty J]

Danny Maude without question.

Simple, direct, and feels like he is truly giving the lesson to everyone.

 

[midtex80]

The British guys are great ie Rick Shiels, Peter Finch, James Robinson etc. I also like good good, Mr Shortgame, and Bob does sports. I love Foreplay Golf

[King_Bogey]

Man, you all listed a lot of the ones I watch.  I watch the instructor Ted Oh.  He has some small little ladies driving the ball straight and far.  I also watch tons of reviews.  I am very addicted to golf on youtube.  

[Pinhi1]

My favorite is Bryan Bro's Golf.  Also watch TXG, Bob does Sports, Micah Morris, Grant Horvat, BustaJack Golf, 2nd Swing Golf, Short Game Chef, Manolo, Fore Play, Alex Etches Golf, Mr Short Game, Peter Finch, Rick Sheils, James Robinson, and My Golfspy. 

Typing all these out makes me think I might have a Youtube golf video additction!  

[Golf2Much]

I enjoy AJ on Mobile Clubmaker Golf and his Elite Fit Golf.  He talks about practical golf club building and does reviews of equipment.  

[BearForce1]

Alex Fortey, The Art of Simple Golf, and Danny Maude. They break down the swing so simply without all the dos and don'ts and must do positions,...

[Josh Ross]

I like TXG a lot for all of the data that is provided. I also like Alex Etches Golf for reviews because he's pretty funny.

If I'm just watching golf though, I love to watch the Good Good guys and Bob Does Sports. They crack me up and play decent golf so it's a good time.

[essceebird]

TXG and Mark Crossfield on YouTube for golf nerd stuff. Ron Chopper and Golf Mates for the entertainment!

On Instagram I've been enjoying Dave Finks, his clips are so succinct and resonate with me for some reason. Daniel Grieve on IG is great for short game stuff too!

[Woodrow72]

Paul Maude is fantastic 

[StrokerAce]

Golf Digest is a good follow and this video in particular is particularly illuminating....

Joel Dahmen takes the 11 hc drives (Sam) and Sam takes Joel Dahmen's drives 
...and they play the ball into the hole. do ams lose strokes with driver or is it a combination of things? 

 

[Mmoorhead]

Rick shiels, Mark Crossfield, and lately Micah Morris and Grant Hovak. 

[GolfSpy_APH]

I have been a long time member of The Golfers Journal, however just found their youtube content. Highly suggest it is watched as they have a ton of good videos for a variety of parts of a game. 

[Nilsyman]

Golf Mates for the pure entertainment value

[Mlechowicz]

Good Good

[Torden Golf]

Quite a few favourites for me:

TXG

Mark Crossfield

Mobile Clubmaker Golf

McGolf Custom Clubs

Alex Etches Golf

 

And many more…

[clinder34]

The bob does sports is pure comedy.