Brad Dalke, a longtime YouTube golf content creator, received a sponsor invitation to this past week’s BMW International Open ...

Golf has not left traditional television behind, but it has clearly added a new front porch. That front porch is YouTube. It is short-form video. It is challenge content, “break 80” journeys, ...

YouTube golf is coming to the PGA Tour. In a first-of-its-kind event, golf influencers will take center stage on the eve of the Tour Championship. Dubbed “space camp” for YouTube golfers, the Creator ...

Brad Dalke is challenging at the top of the BMW International Open leaderboard and says he's "representing YouTube golf" as ...

Popular creators like Good Good Golf and Manolo Vega believe they know how to make the sport more fun while making millions along the way—in some cases even more than tour pros.

YouTube star Brad Dalke is near the top at the DP World Tour’s BMW International Open. So here’s a YouTube-style story about that.

With loose-vibes videos showing off player personality (and sometimes cleavage), the platform has reinvented the way golf is consumed for a new generation. By Tony Maglio Golf hasn’t been this cool ...

Back before all of this — before all the followers, the videos, the acclaim — Rick Shiels was just an anonymous golf pro in Manchester, England, trying to drum up some business. Clean-shaven and fresh ...

Rick Shiels did not just grow with YouTube golf. In many ways, he helped invent what it became. Before golf creators had production teams, brand deals, travel budgets, tour access and millions of ...

Ahead of LIV Golf’s Indianapolis event this week, Bryson DeChambeau stopped by “the Pat McAfee Show” for a wide-ranging interview with the popular sports media personality. And the two-time major ...