Your Golf Tour (YGT): Grant Horvat and Bryan Bros Launch $1 Million Creator Tour

Your Golf Tour (YGT): Grant Horvat and Bryan Bros Launch $1 Million Creator Tour

YouTube golf just got its own league.

Grant Horvat and the Bryan Bros (Wesley and George) have officially announced Your Golf Tour, a multi-season competitive circuit that brings 16 of the biggest names in YouTube golf together for four events with serious money on the line.

The finale? A three-day stroke play championship at Wynn Las Vegas with a $1 million purse. This is not a one-off exhibition. This is a structured, multi-year tour built specifically for the creator golf world.

How YGT Works

Sixteen players split across four teams, each led by a captain. Three captains are confirmed: Grant Horvat, Wesley Bryan, and George Bryan. The fourth captain has not been named yet.

The season kicks off at Pursell Farms in Alabama, widely considered the birthplace of YouTube golf content. From there, the tour builds through four events before everything comes down to the Wynn Las Vegas finale. Full format details and rosters are expected in the coming weeks.

The Rumoured Roster

This is where it gets interesting. No official roster has been announced, but names are already flying around.

Michael Block is the standout rumour. The club pro who became a folk hero at the 2023 PGA Championship would be a massive draw. He bridges the gap between traditional golf and the creator world in a way nobody else does.

Garrett Clark

Garrett Clark from Good Good Golf is another name being floated. Good Good has one of the biggest audiences in YouTube golf, so having Clark involved would bring a huge built-in fanbase.

Mac Boucher

Mac Boucher rounds out the initial rumour list, but the real fun starts when you look at who else could fill those 12 remaining roster spots.

Brad Dalke

Brad Dalke is arguably the most obvious pick, and some are tipping him as a potential fourth captain. The former Oklahoma standout and U.S. Amateur runner-up dominated the Internet Invitational last summer, winning the $1 million event alongside Francis Ellis and the late Cody “Beef” Franke. He also took the Creator Classic at East Lake. Dalke has played in the Masters and U.S. Open, and is widely considered the best pure golfer in the YouTube space outside of Bryson DeChambeau. If YGT wants credibility on the competitive side, Dalke is the first call.

Mason Nutt And Cole Lantz

Mason Nutt from BustaJack Golf is another name worth watching. Nutt and his partner Cole Lantz have built one of the fastest-growing channels in YouTube golf, and they have already collaborated extensively with Horvat and the Bryan Bros. Nutt played college golf at Oklahoma State and brings both the playing ability and the audience that YGT will want on the roster.

Peter Finch

Peter Finch would be a huge get and the pick that makes this a truly global tour. The Manchester-based PGA coach has nearly 800,000 YouTube subscribers and made his professional tour debut at the Egyptian Open on the Asian Development Tour in late 2025. He also made it through Open Championship Regional Qualifying at Caldy last summer. Finch is signed with Titleist and has collaborated with the Bryan Bros on content. He would be the first UK-based creator on the roster and would bring an entirely different audience to the table.

Micah Morris

Micah Morris is another strong contender. A founding member of Good Good Golf with over 500,000 subscribers, Morris is a Titleist-signed creator who qualified for the Creator Classic playoff at East Lake alongside Dalke. He has legitimate competitive credentials and the kind of audience reach that fits the YGT model perfectly.

Bryson DeChambeau

Then there are the wildcard names. Bryson DeChambeau is the elephant in the room. He is the biggest name in YouTube golf with over 3 million subscribers and has completely blurred the line between professional and creator golf. If YGT could land Bryson in any capacity, even as a guest captain or one-off appearance, it would instantly become the biggest event in YouTube golf history.

Phil Mickelson

Phil Mickelson is another name being whispered. His HyFlyers GC already has a sponsorship deal with Horvat’s apparel brand Primo, so the relationship is there. Mickelson has never been shy about embracing new platforms and formats. A cameo or ambassador role would bring mainstream golf credibility and a massive audience crossover.

With only 16 spots across four teams, the competition for roster places is going to be fierce. Expect the speculation to ramp up quickly as more names enter the conversation.

Why This Matters

The Internet Invitational proved last summer that YouTube golf events can generate massive engagement and real money.

YGT takes that proof of concept and turns it into a proper structure.

Traditional golf viewership has been struggling. Meanwhile, creators like Horvat are pulling millions of views per video.

Horvat made his PGA Tour debut at The American Express in January 2026 after declining a sponsor exemption the previous summer over filming restrictions. YGT sidesteps that tension by building a competitive platform on the creators’ own terms.

Wesley Bryan adds another layer, still serving a PGA Tour suspension for playing in LIV Golf’s Duels event. YGT gives the Bryan Bros a competitive outlet that does not depend on PGA Tour access.

The collaboration with Wynn Golf was facilitated by Big Bird, a golf-focused creative agency positioning Wynn as the digital home of golf. Having Wynn attached to the finale immediately elevates the production value. This is not a backyard YouTube shoot.

The fourth captain announcement is the next big reveal. YouTube golf is no longer just content. It is becoming its own competitive ecosystem, and with $1 million on the line, the players are going to take it seriously. Stay tuned.