Updated on November 8, 2026
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Who are the most-followed golf influencers? Combining YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, Bryson DeChambeau, Paige Spiranac and Rick Shiels are at the top of the list. On YouTube alone, the channel with the most subscribers is Rick Shiels. In French, Simon Camirand is the most-followed channel. Here are the 39 most-followed golf influencers and YouTubers, which you can filter by language, platform, and profile.
Top photo: Bryson DeChambeau at the 2018 European Open. Axel Schümann, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
The 39 Most-Followed Golf Influencers and YouTubers
39 creators shown.
Subscribers as of November 8, 2026 on each account's official page (figures rounded by YouTube and Instagram; “—”: no official account found). Total: sum of the three platforms. Rankings updated every two months.
Our Method
We recorded the number of subscribers for each creator on their official YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok pages on November 8, 2026, after verifying that each account belonged to the creator in question. The ranking is based on the total number of subscribers across all three platforms. The figures displayed by YouTube and Instagram are rounded. This ranking is updated every two months.
The Top 10 at a Glance
1. Bryson DeChambeau
A LIV Golf player and two-time U.S. Open champion who posts “Break 50” challenges with guests, long-distance shots, and behind-the-scenes tournament footage. YouTube · Instagram · TikTok.
View profile and lessons →Bryson DeChambeau's Swing Explained
2. Paige Spiranac
A former college and professional golfer who posts golf tips, challenges, and course videos. YouTube · Instagram · TikTok · lessons on Best Golf Tips.
3. Rick Shiels
An English PGA professional who publishes equipment reviews, “break 75” challenges on the course, lessons, and podcasts. YouTube · Instagram · lessons on Best Golf Tips.
4. Good Good
A group of American golf creators who film team matches, challenges and their own tournaments on the course. YouTube · Instagram.
5. Bob Does Sports
An American group that films golf matches between friends and against pros, with a humorous twist. YouTube · Instagram · TikTok.
6. Grant Horvat
An American golfer who posts matches against pros and celebrities, scoring challenges, and course vlogs. YouTube · Instagram · lessons on Best Golf Tips.
7. Danny Maude
PGA English instructor specializing in basic lessons for amateurs: short game, ball contact, and pre-shot routines. YouTube · Instagram · lessons on Best Golf Tips.
8. Me and My Golf
A duo of PGA instructors (Andy Proudman and Piers Ward) who publish lessons, exercises, and training programs. YouTube · Instagram · TikTok · lessons on Best Golf Tips.
9. Bryan Bros
Brothers Wesley and George Bryan, who post trick shots, challenges, and matches on the course. YouTube · Instagram · TikTok.
10. Grace Charis
An American golfer who posts videos of her rounds, scoring challenges, and matches with other content creators. YouTube.
Golf Creators in French
The French-speaking golf community mainly features a network of golf lesson channels: Simon Camirand, coursdegolf.net, Wallace Golf Academy, Les Golfiteurs, Idée Golf, Charles M Golf, and Peace and Golf. As for the players, French pros mainly share their season on Instagram. All of their instructional videos are also available in our free golf lessons, organized by topic.
Fred’s Take
To improve, I start by watching the instructors: Danny Maude, Me and My Golf, and Chris Ryan explain things clearly and provide exercises. For fun, the matches on Good Good and Bob Does Sports are excellent, and Rick Shiels is still the go-to source for equipment reviews.
Frequently Asked Questions About Golf Influencers
Who is the most-followed golf influencer?
Bryson DeChambeau, across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok (as of November 8, 2026).
What is the best golf YouTube channel?
Rick Shiels is the most-subscribed-to golf channel on YouTube, ahead of Bryson DeChambeau and Good Good (as of November 8, 2026). When it comes to instructional channels, Danny Maude and Me and My Golf have the most subscribers.
Which French-language golf YouTube channel?
Simon Camirand is the channel for golf lessons the most-followed French-language site, ahead of coursdegolf.net and Wallace Golf Academy.
Who are the most-followed women golf influencers?
Paige Spiranac, Grace Charis, Claire Hogle and Tisha Alyn, mainly on Instagram; their lessons are gathered in our Women Golf Influencers section.