There may be no golf on TV, you may have exhausted all of the golf documentaries you have found on the Sky Planner, but don't worry. There are also thousands of hours of golfing content on YouTube, perfect for watching and learning more about the game and the golf swing.
We've picked out our 15 favourite YouTube golf channels that we think you should be watching over the next few weeks!
1. Golfalot
Active Since: February 2007
Subscribers: 10,100
About The Channel: Of course we had to include our own! As one of the first true equipment review channels on YouTube, we have over a decade of experience to bring you honest, independent opinions on the latest and greatest gear from the golfing world, along with plenty of other content along the way.
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2. European Tour
Active Since: August 2010
Subscribers: 190,000
About The Channel: Despite starting up much later than the PGA Tour channel, the European Tour content has been very well received over the last couple of years, particularly because of its features including the 14 Club Challenge along with all the other interviews and highlights you'd expect.
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3. Titleist
Active Since: March 2006
Subscribers: 37,800
About The Channel: Hundreds of tips to improve your game, along with the inside track on Titleist's latest products and exclusive access to some of their Tour Pros.
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4. The Open
Active Since: February 2006
Subscribers: n/a
About The Channel: The official YouTube channel of The Open Championship, providing highlights, features, interviews and much more from Britain's major championship.
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5. PGA Tour
Active Since: August 2006
Subscribers: 522,000
About The Channel: Highlights from every tournament, player interviews, player profiles, tournament previews, swing analysis and all the best shots and moments from golf's biggest tour.
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6. The Masters
Active Since: December 2005
Subscribers: n/a
About The Channel: Provides you with behind the scenes content, interviews, highlights and plenty of other features from 85 years of tournament play at Augusta National. If you love golf, you'll love this.
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7. TaylorMade Golf
Active Since: July 2006
Subscribers: 71,400
About The Channel: Exclusive, behind the scenes content with Tiger, Rory, Dustin Johnson, Jason Day and Jon Rahm? Yes please.
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8. Peter Finch Golf
Active Since: October 2011
Subscribers: 248,000
About The Channel: After first gaining prominence on Rick Shiels' channel, Pete has managed to build his own impressive following with a mix of tuition videos, weekly golfing vlogs, on-course videos and his popular Quest For The Open series. He also played alongside our very own Sophie Walker at the 2020 Sunningdale Foursomes, which you can see here.
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9. Erik Anders Lang
Active Since: March 2007
Subscribers: 93,400
About The Channel: Filmmaker and avid golfer Lang is the face of Skratch's Adventures In Golf whilst also producing plenty of his own content, which takes him on golfing grips all over the world to play Tour venues and meet special guests.
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10. Karl Vilips
Active Since: August 2008
Subscribers: 35,300
About The Channel: Follows the golfing journey of young prodigy Karl Vilips, who was born in Australia but moved to the US and established himself as one of the best junior golfers in the world over the past few years. He is definitely a name to look out for over the next few years...
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11. Rick Shiels Golf
Active Since: October 2011
Subscribers: 792,000
About The Channel: Rick has established himself as the most popular golf YouTube channel, with a blend of on-course action, reviews, tuition and plenty of fun features and challenges thrown in there too.
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12. No Laying Up
Active Since: May 2014
Subscribers: 42,900
About The Channel: Said to be made up of five golf 'fanalysts', No Laying Up has established itself as the most popular podcast in golf, but has also worked to provide professional content on its YouTube channel. It offers insights into life on the Tour, as well as the 'Tourist Sauce' series which shows a full recap of the group's various different golfing holidays around the world.
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13. Me And My Golf
Active Since: March 2011
Subscribers: 621,000
About The Channel: Duo Piers Ward and Andy Proudman have been creating golf instruction videos for the best part of a decade now, amassing well over half a million subscribers. As far as pure instructional content goes, you can't get much better. They also have a partnership with TaylorMade Golf too, which means they get access to their Tour Pros for some really interesting videos.
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14. Mark Crossfield
Active Since: August 2007
Subscribers: 302,000
About The Channel: Based in Devon, England, Mark was one of the first PGA professionals to really use YouTube as a platform to teach golfers more about the golf swing. He is also well-known for his very honest equipment reviews, as well as the popularity of his 'course vlogs' with his golfing friends around the world, courtesy of Your Golf Travel.
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15. Seb on Golf
Active Since: September 2013
Subscribers: 108,000
About The Channel: Seb Carmichael-Brown is predominantly known for his work with Hashtag United FC, set up by his brother and fellow YouTube star Spencer. Seb also runs his own golf YouTube channels which features many collaborations with other golfing 'influencers' and Tour Pros.
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Are there any channels that you think we've missed? Let us know below!