Coleman Bentley

Golf fans couldn't get enough of this breakout character at the Internet Invitational this week.

Ryan Whitney didn't mince words when addressing the criticism he's received in the wake of his Internet Invitational clash with Luke Kwon.

According to Tyrrell Hatton, player opinions about switching to 72 holes were very different a year ago.

Join us as we unpack the good, the bad and the sleepy from the so-called biggest event in YouTube golf history.

The golfer who went viral for his "YOU WANT TO TEST GOD!?" rant in 2023 is back ... and he still hates wearing a shirt.

After a decade absence, 'The Big Break' will return to Golf Channel in 2026 with help from the YouTube superstars.

Sahith Theegala kicked off cuffing season with a big announcement on Sunday.

It was an idle weekend for Bryson DeChambeau, but that didn't stop Brandel Chamblee from taking his pound of flesh.

20-year-old Cameron Chase is down a set of clubs and up a felony assault charge following this altercation last month.

Longtime Ryder Cup superfan Michael Jordan told it like it is on Friday morning.

Our weekly golf YouTube rundown begins with a pair of big-name influencers meeting very different fates at Bethpage Black.

You'll need deep pockets if you're trying to catch a buzz at Bethpage Black this week.

Some golfers wait their entire lives for an ace, but not this kid.

In a weekend interview with The Guardian, Rory McIlory went beyond typical Ryder Cup trash talk when asked about Bryson DeChambeau.

Steve and Ted Kim allegedly used the money made from ripping off L.A. golfers to purchase time shares, luxury cars and more.

President Donald Trump caught golf ball rollback with a stray during a Monday morning rant about the NFL's new kickoff rules.

Steve and Ted Kim allegedly used the money made from ripping off L.A. golfers to purchase time shares, luxury cars and more.

President Donald Trump caught golf ball rollback with a stray during a Monday morning rant about the NFL's new kickoff rules.

Bronny James is set to appear on Grant Horvat's YouTube channel, but there's just one tiny little catch.

The U.S. Ryder Cupper finally revealed how he stays fueled up on the course.