Top 10 Most-Watched YouTube Golf Videos In April

Here are the most-watched YouTube golf videos for April. Keep in mind that viewership totals are always changing, so these numbers are estimates based on when this article was published.

Grant Horvat continues his hot streak with a dominating month, featuring the two most-watched golf videos, both starring PGA Tour and NFL royalty. Bryson managed to secure a top-five video this month (while still finding time to compete at the Masters).

1. The $250,000 Golf Tournament (Duels Miami)

• Channel: Grant Horvat Golf
• Views: 2.2 million

Grant Horvat hosted the first-ever $250,000 Duels event at Trump Doral, featuring six captains and some of the top names in YouTube golf. Teams competed in a nine-hole two-man scramble packed with pressure. Watch Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, Sergio Garcia and others go head-to-head.

2. Can We Beat Josh Allen & Jon Rahm in a Golf Match?

• Channel: Grant Horvat Golf
• Views: 1.9 million

In this 2v2 showdown, Horvat teams up with Mickelson to take on NFL quarterback Josh Allen and Jon Rahm at La Jolla Country Club. Between Rahm’s dry humor and Mickelson’s legendary short game, the match offers a few surprises. For part two of this video, check out Phil Mickelson’s channel.

3. Can I Break 50 With Matthew Stafford?

• Channel: Bryson DeChambeau
• Views: 1.6 million

Bryson DeChambeau teams up with NFL quarterback Matthew Stafford to try and shoot 49 from the front tees at Sherwood Country Club. It’s part golf challenge, part behind-the-scenes chat with one of football’s best.

4. Big Wedge: Stick or Twist Golf

• Channel: Big Wedge Golf
• Views: 1.1 million

Filmed at Randy Langa Golf Course in Spain, this chaotic three-team scramble features a twist: after one teammate hits, the team must decide to stick with it or twist and be forced to take the second shot no matter what. It’s golf comedy and competitiveness wrapped into one.

5. Big Wedge Masters Knockout Golf

• Channel: Big Wedge Golf
• Views: 1.1 million

In collaboration with Sky Sports to celebrate Masters week, Big Wedge Golf hosts a knockout-style challenge at La Manga. Six golfers battle it out in a high-stakes elimination format. The first eliminated player gets to predict the next one out, and if they’re right, they re-enter the game.

6. The Major Cut @ Augusta National Women’s Amateur

• Channel: Grant Horvat Golf
• Views: 1.1 million

In Season 2, Episode 2 of Major Cut, Grant and the boys take on Champions Retreat, host site of the first two rounds of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur. LPGA Tour winner Alexa Pano joins the squad in a special edition where the goal is to shoot +3 or better. There are emotional moments, and a great balance of entertainment.

7. Tiger Woods’ Long Iron Clinic With Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler

• Channel: TaylorMade Golf
• Views: 1.1 million

Tiger Woods hosts a long iron masterclass alongside Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler, offering rare insight into how three of the game’s best approach 200+ yard shots both from the fairway and the rough. The trio breaks down ball flight control, shot shaping into the wind and subtle setup changes that affect spin, trajectory and distance.

8. He Melted Down In Our Latest Stroke Play Challenge

• Channel: Bob Does Sports
• Views: 1 million

In this team stroke play challenge at Bear Lakes, Bob, Fat Perez and Joey Coldcuts attempt to break their previous team record of 242 total strokes. The format has each player playing their ball with the group’s combined score as the target.

9. We Played a Major at The Most Famous Golf Holes in the World

• Channel: Good Good
• Views: 895,000

The crew plays 18 replica holes from famous U.S. courses at Tour 18. Garrett, Brad and Sean play the back tees, while Bubbie, Sharf and Steve move up. It’s stroke play, no handicaps. Early scoring is steady with mostly pars, a few doubles and wild bunker play.

10. Can We Beat Dustin Johnson In A Golf Match?

• Channel: Bob Does Sports
• Views: 832,000

The Bob Does Sports crew faces off in a 3-on-1 scramble match against Dustin Johnson. Johnson’s calm dominance and clutch putting show why he’s a two-time major champ. The boys hang in early but feel the heat, both literally and competitively, as DJ steadily applies pressure.