Golf content creation has come a long way in the past few years with creators using social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and even Twitch to connect with golfers. This year several stand out creators are producing high quality, entertaining and educational golf content for golfers of all levels. Whether you’re looking for pro insights, equipment reviews, swing tips or just a good laugh these golf content creators are worth following.
Rick Shiels – The YouTube King
Rick Shiels is still one of the most influential golf content creators in 2025. His YouTube channel has over 3 million subscribers and he continues to produce great content covering club reviews, instructional tips, course vlogs and challenges. His personality, knowledge of the game and ability to simplify complex swing mechanics makes him the go to guy for golfers looking to improve.
Shiels collaborations with professional golfers and other influencers has also helped expand his reach. His podcast The Rick Shiels Golf Show is still one of the most popular golf podcasts featuring tour events, golf tech and fan Q&As.
Good Good Golf – The Golf Viral Collective
Good Good Golf has become a global brand with their golf apparel, custom club line and signature events getting massive attention. The group – originally Garrett Clark, Micah Morris, Grant Horvat, Matt Scharff, Bubbie Golf and Stephen Castaneda – has evolved but still produce high energy golf content.
Their content – competitive matches, trick shots and collaborations with PGA Tour players – is still some of the most viewed on YouTube. Their ability to blend comedy, competition and community engagement has kept them relevant in 2025 and they’re one of the most fun golf channels out there.
Peter Finch – The Golf Educator
Peter Finch has solidified himself as one of the top golf coaches and content creators. His instructional videos are a staple for golfers looking to improve their swing, short game and overall strategy. Finch’s ability to break down complex golf techniques into simple, actionable advice is what sets him apart. Beyond coaching Finch has also dabbled in new content formats like live Q&A sessions, virtual golf course breakdowns and in-depth analysis of professional golfers’ swings. His research and high production values make his channel a must follow for any serious golfer.
Paige Spiranac – The Social Media Star
Paige Spiranac is one of the biggest names in golf on social media. With millions of followers across Instagram, TikTok and Twitter she continues to mix golf with lifestyle content.
Spiranac’s content has gone beyond instructional clips and personal golf experiences to include fitness tips, mental game strategies and behind the scenes at major golf events. She also uses her platform to promote inclusivity in golf, breaking down barriers and engaging with fans in an approachable way. Her growing media presence including partnerships with major golf brands and her Playing A Round podcast.
Bob Does Sports – The Funniest Golf Crew Online
Bob Does Sports has blown up the golf world with their comedy take on the game. Led by Robby Berger (aka “Bobby Fairways”), the channel has on-course shenanigans, celebrity golf matches and ridiculous golf challenges.
In 2025 they’ve added live events, branded merch and partnerships with top golf brands. They entertain both hardcore golfers and casual fans so they’re a staple in the digital golf world.
If you want golf content that doesn’t take itself too seriously but still delivers great on course action Bob Does Sports is the channel for you.