The Top 10 Most-Watched Golf YouTube Videos In July

It was a strong month for Bryson DeChambeau and Grant Horvat. DeChambeau grabbed multiple spots with course record attempts and challenges while Horvat stayed busy with collabs, scrambles and a few standout moments of his own.

We also saw gm_golf crack the top 10 for the first time this year. Here is July’s list of the top 10 most-watched YouTube videos.

1. Can I Break 50 With Adam Sandler?

Channel: Bryson DeChambeau
Views: 5.3 million

There’s been a lot of talk about Bryson DeChambeau this month. There have been a few viral videos of him on the golf course. Love him or hate him, DeChambeau knows how to find the viewers, and his breaking 50 video with Adam Sandler is one of the most successful yet. If you’re a Happy Gilmore fan, add this one to your must-watch videos.

2. Can We Beat Bryson And Garret In A Golf Match?

Channel: Grant Horvat Golf
Views: 3.2 million

Phil Mickelson and Grant Horvat return for their most requested 2v2 match yet. This time, they take on Bryson DeChambeau and Garrett Clark. If you haven’t seen one of these matches, they’re part trash talk, part Tour-level golf, and all entertainment. Expect a few surprise plot twists, like Bryson showing up late with no warm-up.

3. I Hosted A $250,000 Golf Tournament (The Duels Dallas)

Channel: Bryson DeChambeau
Views: 3 million

Bryson DeChambeau hosts a $250,000 two-man scramble tournament on his YouTube channel, pairing pro golfers with top content creators. It’s nine holes, four teams. From Phil Mickelson and Grant Horvat to Jon Rahm and Wesley Bryan, this one is not your average YouTube golf match.

4. Can I Break A Course Record In One Try (I Lost My Mind)

Channel: Bryson DeChambeau
Views: 2.9 million

At Prairie Lakes Golf Course in North Texas, Bryson DeChambeau returns for episode seven of his Course Record Series. It’s public golf at its finest with short par-4s, water everywhere and greens that test your patience.

5. The Major Cut @ Royal Portrush (Open Edition)

Channel: Grant Horvat
Views: 1.4 million

At Royal Portrush, just five days before The Open, Grant Horvat, Wesley Bryan and George Bryan tee it up for the Major Cut Series: Open Edition. The goal? Beat the 2019 cut line of +1 over two rounds, playing from the tips with real caddies and near-major conditions. It’s the closest they’ve ever filmed to a live major, and it shows.

6. The $100,000 Golf Match

Channel: Bryan Bros Golf
Views: 1.4 million

At Black Desert Resort in Utah, six players team up for a $100,000 2v2v2 scramble skins match. Wesley Bryan and Bobby battle it out with Grant, Fat Perez, Joey and George Bryan. One great swing (or one missed putt) could swing thousands with this skins format.

7. Can I Break 60 With Grant Horvat

Channel: gm_golf
Views: 1.5 million

At Gentle Creek Golf Club, Grant Horvat and Garrett Clark team up for a two-man scramble with the goal of breaking 60 from the back tees. It’s a challenging 7,300-yard layout, and they need 13-under to do it.

8. Can I Break 50 With Collin Morikawa

Channel: Grant Horvat Golf
Views: 1.3 million

At Shadow Creek in Las Vegas, Grant Horvat teams up with Collin Morikawa in a two-man scramble with the goal to break 50. Only three people have ever done it on this channel. With deep putting conversations, a near ace, and Morikawa dropping some wisdom between birdies, this one is fun but there is also a lot to learn from it.

9. Steph Curry Challenged Good Good To A Golf Match

Channel: Good Good
Views: 1.2 million

At Palo Alto Hills Country Club, the Good Good crew pulls off their biggest collab ever. This is a 3v3 scramble with NBA legend Steph Curry. Between the trash talk, you get to see just how good Steph’s game is.

10. His First Hole In One

Channel: Good Good
Views: 1 million

On a road trip from Colorado to Idaho, the Good Good crew kicks off episode two of their Van Life Match Series—a cross-country golf competition where your score determines your sleeping arrangement. Three teams, three vans: a $600,000 EarthRoamer, a luxury Winnebago, and a sketchy old Chinook that nobody wants to end up in. In this episode, one swing turns into an all-time hole-in-one moment.