If you’re looking for all the best GOLF videos from 2024, you’ve come to the right place. Whether it’s on the range, in the kitchen, or with ice cream in hand, we’ve got something for everyone.
Warming Up with Dylan Dethier
Unsurprisingly, 30 uncut minutes with Phil Mickelson was GOLF’s most-watched video this year. The six-time major winner details his pre-round process of stretching and hitting balls. He tells Dylan Dethier exactly what the unmarked wedge in his bag is and provides plenty of free advice for us amateur golfers.
But this year’s most-watched Scoop episode features 2-time U.S. Open Champion Bryson DeChambeau. He talks about his personal health journey, his favorite college professor, and letting fans touch the U.S. Open trophy, among many other stories only Bryson could tell.
Seen & Heard
Want to go behind the scenes at major championships? Tune in to episodes of Seen & Heard, which follows our Drop Zone podcast team of GOLF.com journalists on site at golf’s biggest tournaments. Remember when Bryson carried that sign after winds blew it over in Augusta? Or more importantly, when he outlasted Rory on the final holes of the U.S. Open? If you’re a Xander fan, relive his Sunday wins at Valhalla and Royal Troon. And who can forget when Charley Hull went viral while signing an autograph? Seen & Heard takes you through the perspectives of those on the ground, there to witness it all.
But the biggest moment of the year didn’t happen on the final stretch on Sunday. Early Friday morning in Louisville, Scottie Scheffler was thrown in the back of a police car. Watch our full reporting of the day’s events — including when the car escorting him back from jail arrived at the course.
Clubhouse Eats
You might know Chance Cozby from his viral cooking videos, known on socials as @3piecesofpecan. But he’s also the executive chairman of The Thunderbirds, the local organization responsible for one of the PGA Tour’s most beloved tournaments, the WM Phoenix Open. This year, we’ve partnered with Chance to make some salivating meals tailored for golf lovers. Burger Dogs, Kentucky Beer Cheese, Smoked Queso Dip, and Arnold Palmer’s favorite meatloaf sliders were among our favorites. Thankfully, Chance walks us through the ingredients and step-by-step process to make these at home.
The Clubhouse Eats video our audience loved the most? A delicious twist on an Augusta National classic, the Pimento Cheese Sandwich. If you didn’t win this year’s ticket lottery, you’ll just have to make these Pimento Cheese Patty Melts for your Masters watch party.
GOLF Originals
Legendary golf journalist and bestselling author Michael Bamberger has carved his own path in the golf world. Now, he’s highlighting many of the game’s most enlightened voices to share their stories with the rest of us. David Feherty, Brandel Chamblee, Mike Whan, and Tom Doak certainly have a lot to say about the state of the game – and their roles in it. We even get an up-close look at Pine Valley Golf Club.
But our most-watched episode of GOLF Originals’ first season features a familiar face who’s an up-and-coming teaching guru. Major winner Padraig Harrington gives golf lessons you’ve never seen before in one of our favorite videos of 2024.
Thanks for reading, watching, and following along all year with GOLF. If you want to listen on the go, subscribe to our network of podcasts that has something for every golf lover. Subpar, Fully Equipped, Kostis & McCord, Destination GOLF, and The Drop Zone are available wherever you listen.
Connor Federico is a video producer and editor at GOLF.com. As a Long Island native, he shares a love for golf with his father, brother, and friends, but a passion for visual storytelling all his own. If you have comments about his work, or know about something you think the golf world needs to see, you can contact him at connor.federico@golf.com.
