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W2S, the online name of Harry Lewis, is a founding member of the Sidemen and one of the UK's most popular YouTubers. He built his audience with football, gaming, and challenge videos before helping launch Big Wedge Golf in 2024 alongside Miniminter, Zerkaa, Calfreezy, Callux, and Randolph. The channel quickly grew into one of the biggest golf channels on YouTube.

Miniminter, the online name of Simon Minter, is a founding member of the Sidemen, one of the biggest YouTube groups in the world, and a founding member of Big Wedge Golf. He built his audience through gaming, football, and challenge videos before helping launch Big Wedge Golf in 2024 alongside W2S, Zerkaa, Calfreezy, Callux, and Randolph. The channel quickly became one of the most-watched golf channels on YouTube.

Sketch is a Houston-born Twitch streamer and YouTuber who became one of the breakout stars of streaming, known for his Madden gameplay and his signature greeting, "What's up, brother?", which was adopted by pro sports teams and athletes across the country. He won Best Sports Streamer at the 2024 Streamer Awards and has brought his huge audience to the golf course, including in the inaugural Internet Invitational.

Zerkaa, the online name of Josh Bradley, is a founding member of the Sidemen and one of the business minds behind the group. He built his audience with gaming and entertainment videos before helping launch Big Wedge Golf in 2024 alongside Miniminter, W2S, Calfreezy, Callux, and Randolph, where his quest to improve his game has become a fan-favorite storyline.

Calfreezy, the online name of Callum Airey, is a British YouTuber and founding member of Big Wedge Golf. He built a large following through football and entertainment videos with fellow creators before turning to golf. In 2024 he joined Miniminter, W2S, Zerkaa, Callux, and Randolph to launch Big Wedge Golf, which quickly grew into one of the biggest golf channels on YouTube. He won the channel's first Mini Major in August 2024 and has become one of its most competitive players.

Callux, the online name of Callum McGinley, is a veteran British YouTuber and founding member of Big Wedge Golf. One of the original creators in the UK YouTube scene, he built a large audience with comedic vlogs, challenges, and frequent collaborations with the Sidemen and their circle of friends. In 2023 he was part of the conversation that sparked the idea for a group golf channel, and in 2024 he launched Big Wedge Golf alongside Miniminter, W2S, Zerkaa, Calfreezy, and Randolph. His quest to improve his game, including attempts to break 80, has become a fan-favorite storyline.

Nadeshot, the online name of Matthew Haag, is a former professional Call of Duty champion and the founder of the esports and lifestyle brand 100 Thieves. After a successful competitive gaming career, he built 100 Thieves into one of the most recognizable brands in gaming. A passionate golfer, he has livestreamed hole-in-one challenges and competed in creator events including the Good Good Desert Knockout and the inaugural Internet Invitational.

Rick Shiels is a PGA professional from England and one of the most-subscribed golf creators in the world. He built his audience with clear, practical instruction, honest equipment reviews, and course vlogs that make the game feel accessible to everyday golfers. Alongside his YouTube channel, he hosts the Rick Shiels Golf Show podcast, which features conversations with tour pros, creators, and industry figures. His long-running challenges, including attempts to break par at famous courses, have helped define the modern golf YouTube format.

Bryson DeChambeau is a two-time U.S. Open champion who has become one of golf's biggest YouTube personalities, pairing tour-level talent with a scientific approach and big-swing entertainment. A physics major at SMU, he won both the NCAA individual title and the U.S. Amateur in 2015, a rare double. He captured his first U.S. Open at Winged Foot in 2020 and his second at Pinehurst in 2024. He joined LIV Golf in 2022 as captain of Crushers GC. His YouTube channel, home to series like Break 50 and Backyard Games, has helped bring tour golf to a new generation of fans.

Josh Richards is a social media star and entrepreneur who first rose to fame on TikTok before expanding into podcasting, business, and investing. A golf enthusiast, he has competed in creator golf events such as the inaugural Internet Invitational, bringing his large audience to the course.

Grant Horvat is one of the most popular creators in golf, known for his smooth swing, competitive matches, and collaborations with tour pros. He played college golf at Palm Beach Atlantic University and first gained attention when he traveled more than 1,000 miles to play a match against Garrett Clark. That connection led to a role as an early member of Good Good before he went out on his own. He won the 2025 Creator Classic at TPC Sawgrass, and his solo channel features high-stakes matches and challenges with some of the biggest names in the game.

Garrett Clark is a co-founder of Good Good, one of the largest golf channels on YouTube, and the creator behind GM Golf. From Kansas City, he began posting golf trick shots as a teenager and grew his own channel before launching Good Good in 2020 with friends including Stephen Castaneda and Matt Scharff. The group has since grown into a full golf entertainment and apparel brand, and Clark remains one of its central personalities on and off camera.

Randolph, known to fans as Randy, is a British YouTuber and a founding member of Big Wedge Golf. Part of the wider Sidemen circle of creators, he built his audience through comedy, music, and collaboration videos before helping launch Big Wedge Golf in 2024 alongside Miniminter, W2S, Zerkaa, Calfreezy, and Callux. His quest to improve his game, including attempts to break 80, has become one of the channel's running storylines.

Salim, known online as SalimTheDream, is a member of the Nelk Boys and part of the Full Send brand, one of the biggest entertainment companies built on YouTube. He rose to fame through prank, comedy, and lifestyle videos and appears regularly on Full Send Golf, bringing the crew's chaotic energy to the course.

Peter Finch is a PGA professional and coach from Preston, England, who has become one of the most recognizable names in golf content. Named a Golf Monthly Top 50 coach, he built his following with instruction videos before expanding into course vlogs, challenges, and collaborations with tour pros and fellow creators. He founded Finch Golf Media in 2020. A strong player in his own right, he reached Final Qualifying for The Open in 2025 and made the cut in his professional tour debut at the Egyptian Open on the Asian Development Tour.

LeBron James is one of the greatest basketball players of all time and an increasingly visible golf enthusiast. A four-time NBA champion and four-time MVP, he became the NBA's all-time leading scorer in 2023. Beyond basketball, he has built a media and business empire. His appearances in golf content give fans a rare look at the competitive spirit he brings to a new game.

Andrew Santino is a stand-up comedian, actor, and podcast host who brings his quick wit to the golf course. He co-hosts the hit podcast Bad Friends with Bobby Lee and hosts his own show, Whiskey Ginger. On screen, he starred in Showtime's I'm Dying Up Here and has appeared in numerous TV comedies. An avid golfer, Santino has become a familiar face in creator events, including the inaugural Internet Invitational, where his humor and competitive streak make him a fan favorite.

Micah Morris is a founding member of Good Good and one of the most popular personalities in YouTube golf. A cousin of Garrett Clark, he was part of the original crew that launched Good Good in 2020 and has his own large following across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. A strong player, he has made a PGA Tour Canada start and competed in events such as The Q at Myrtle Beach and the Creator Classic, while his matches against creators and pros remain fan favorites.

Paige Spiranac is one of the most-followed personalities in golf and a pioneer of golf social media. A former college golfer at San Diego State, she played professionally on mini-tours before turning her focus to creating content. She shares instruction, equipment insights, and commentary with a massive audience across platforms. Her success has helped open doors for a new generation of golf creators.

Jon Gruden is a Super Bowl-winning head coach who has brought his trademark energy to golf content. He led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory in Super Bowl XXXVII, becoming one of the youngest head coaches to win the title. He later spent years as a Monday Night Football analyst before returning to coaching with the Las Vegas Raiders. Now a Barstool Sports personality, Gruden has become a fan favorite in creator rounds, where his enthusiasm and one-liners translate perfectly to the golf course.

Phil Mickelson is one of the most celebrated golfers of all time and an enthusiastic adopter of golf's creator era. A six-time major champion, he won three Masters, two PGA Championships, and the 2013 Open Championship. His win at the 2021 PGA Championship at age 50 made him the oldest major champion in history. A member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, he joined LIV Golf in 2022 as captain of the HyFlyers GC, whose YouTube channel brings fans behind the scenes with Phil and his team.

Luke Kwon is a former college standout and professional golfer who has become a key member of Good Good. He played at the University of Oklahoma, won on PGA Tour China, and made 16 starts on the Korn Ferry Tour during the 2020-21 season before joining the group. He won the inaugural Creator Classic at East Lake in 2024, making birdie on the final hole, and regularly competes in Good Good's matches and creator events, giving fans a look at tour-level golf alongside the group's entertainment.

Brad Dalke is one of the most accomplished golfers in the creator space, known for elite ball-striking and a comeback story that resonates with fans. A junior standout from Yukon, Oklahoma, he committed to the University of Oklahoma at age 12, won the 2015 Junior PGA Championship, finished runner-up at the 2016 U.S. Amateur, and played in the 2017 Masters and U.S. Open. That same year he holed the winning putt for Oklahoma's NCAA national title. After battling driver yips as a pro, he joined Good Good in 2023, won Barstool's inaugural Internet Invitational, and co-launched Good Good Pros with Sean Walsh. He left Good Good in June 2026 and made his DP World Tour debut that summer.

Golf Sidekick is the channel of Matt Greene, a South African golfer based in Thailand and one of the most distinctive voices in YouTube golf. Rather than chasing flashy content, he focuses on course management, the mental game, and practical strategy for everyday golfers, with popular series on breaking 100, 90, and 80. His laid-back humor and no-nonsense advice have earned him a loyal following and a reputation as one of golf YouTube's most original creators.