Good Good Lookalikes: 5 Golf Creators Under 250K Subs to Sponsor
Good Good is the dream slot for golf brands. We used Scout to find 5 active golf channels under 250K subs making the same rounds-and-matches content, with real typical views for each.
Good Good is the first name every golf brand says when someone asks "what about YouTube?" 2.1M subscribers, group matches, road trips, and their own majors. The crew has its own brand now, and outside sponsor slots are hard to come by.
What you actually want from Good Good is their viewer: a golfer who watches other people play every shot and then goes out to play. That viewer watches a lot of smaller channels. So we went looking for them.
How we found them
We asked Scout for channels that look like Good Good with:
- Size: 10K to 250K subscribers
- Active: at least one long-form upload in the last 30 days
- Matched on: topic, format and audience
- Ranked by typical views: the median views on their long-form videos from the last 90 days, only counting videos at least a week old. No Shorts, no averages
Our top 5Dataset: 5 creators · 247.2K combined subscribers · roughly 119K typical views summed across the five. Pulled from Scout and public channel pages on October 13, 2026.
1. GolfStrongHitBombs
A competitive amateur vlogging his tournament rounds, including the Torrey Pines club championship. Recent long-form videos land between 83K and 95K views, with "Last Year I Lost It. This Year I Take It Back. Torrey Pines Club Championship" at the top.
The Stats:
- Location: United States
- 74K subs
- 63K typical views per video
Recent video titles:
- "Can I Win on Public Golf's Biggest Stage? SCGA Public Links RD 1" (Oct)
- "Can I DOMINATE and Run Away with the Lead?" (Sep)
- "Last Year I Lost It. This Year I Take It Back. Torrey Pines Club Championship" (Sep)
Rates, sponsor history and contacts: GolfStrongHitBombs on Scout
- Has run: affiliate links for Vybwear and WhyGolf
- Best for: golf apparel, balls, training aids, anything a competitive amateur buys
- Standout: his tournament videos travel on their own. The Torrey Pines club championship series sits in the 83K to 95K band on a channel with 74K subscribers, which is more than a view per subscriber on the videos that matter to a brand
2. Up & Down Golf
Mid-handicap rounds filmed shot by shot, plus handicap matches. Recent long-form videos land between 14K and 58K views, with "What 8 Handicap golf looks like... [Every shot]" at the top.
The Stats:
- Location: United Kingdom
- 25K subs
- 23K typical views per video
Recent video titles:
- "Can I beat Bogey Golf if he starts 6 under par?" (Oct)
- "What 8 Handicap golf looks like... [Every shot]" (Sep)
- "How good is Professional Golf Advisor, really?" (Sep)
Rates, sponsor history and contacts: Up & Down Golf on Scout
- Has run: Refund Club (6 videos), Cobra, plus affiliate links for Golvia and Vistaget rangefinders
- Best for: rangefinders and golf tech, clubs, UK golf travel
- Standout: 23K typical views on 25K subscribers is the best ratio on the list, and Refund Club has booked him six times. When a brand comes back six times you can assume the reads work
3. Hannah Holden Golf
A plus-three handicap and a performance coach for England Golf, breaking down swing changes, gear and tour-week kit from Yorkshire. Recent long-form videos land between 5K and 77K views, with "Why Europe's Solheim Kit Will Look Different This Year..." at the top.
The Stats:
- Location: United Kingdom
- 28.8K subs
- 12.4K typical views per video
Recent video titles:
- "6 Things I NEVER Do as a +3 Handicap Golfer" (Oct)
- "How I Got Down To Scratch" (Sep)
- "Why Europe's Solheim Kit Will Look Different This Year..." (Sep)
Rates, sponsor history and contacts: Hannah Holden Golf on Scout
- Has run: no paid sponsorships yet. Every brand she talks about she names on her own: England Golf (in 10 videos), Ping, Titleist, Powakaddy, Shot Scope
- Best for: clubs, launch monitors, apparel, lessons and coaching apps. Her audience is 40% UK, 36% US, 94% male and 81% aged 45+, which is the club golfer with money buying most of this gear
- Standout: the only coach on this list and the only woman, and her median engagement is 3.9%, the highest here by a wide margin. A gear verdict from her carries weight because she teaches the game for a living. Verified Talent Network partner, so her audience and rate data came from her directly
4. Bogey Golf
High-handicappers playing every shot, grudge matches, and honest gear reviews. Recent long-form videos land between 5K and 71K views, with "17 Handicap Golfer Gets a TOUR LEVEL Fitting (Full Bag)" at the top.
The Stats:
- Location: United Kingdom
- 15.4K subs
- 11K typical views per video
Recent video titles:
- "What Does 18 Handicap Golf Actually Looks Like (Every Shot)" (Oct)
- "The Reality of an 18 Handicap vs 9 Handicap Match" (Sep)
- "18 Handicap Golfer Has a Meltdown At His Dream Course" (Sep)
Rates, sponsor history and contacts: Bogey Golf on Scout
- Has run: no paid sponsorships yet
- Best for: beginner-friendly gear, club fittings, lessons and training apps
- Standout: gear videos travel on this channel. The full-bag fitting did 71K on a 15K-subscriber base, roughly five times his typical video, which is the signature of an audience that leans in when the topic is what to buy
5. Alex Etches Golf
Golf equipment reviews, budget clubs, and VR golf. Recent long-form videos land between 3K and 60K views, with "This VR Golf Update is Absolutely INSANE!!" at the top.
The Stats:
- Location: United Kingdom
- 104K subs
- 9.7K typical views per video
Recent video titles:
- "These CHEAP Golf Clubs should be ILLEGAL!!" (Aug)
- "My Mate Can't Stop SLICING... This Driver SHOCKED us BOTH!!" (Sep)
- "I Didn't Want To Review This Club...Then I Did!!" (Aug)
Rates, sponsor history and contacts: Alex Etches Golf on Scout
- Has run: Shot Scope affiliate (9 videos), GolfPlus VR, and partner links for Meta Quest, HackMotion, PrimePutt and SimSpace
- Best for: golf tech, VR, training aids, sim setups
- Standout: the longest sponsor track record on the list by a distance. Shot Scope has run with him nine times, which is a brand telling you it works and keeps working
How to read the numbers
A lookalike list gets you to the right channels. These three reads tell you what the numbers mean:
- Use the median, not the average. Golf Shorts pull big numbers that never show up on a full round. Look at long-form only, and look at the typical video, not the top one
- Compare views to subscribers, not to each other. Up & Down Golf does 23K typical on 25K subs, nearly a view per subscriber. Alex Etches does 9.7K typical on 104K subs. Same niche, same month, two different kinds of good channel: one every video over-indexes on the audience it has, one where the long tail of 104K subs still lands on the video when a brand shows up
- Treat crossovers as proof. Up & Down Golf and Bogey Golf, numbers 2 and 4 on this list, filmed a match together in October. Two channels on the same lookalike list already sharing an audience is the cheapest possible proof the match is real
Want your own list?
Pick the creator you can't get and seed Scout with their channel. You get the channels that look like them, with sponsor history, real view numbers and rates for each. Hannah Holden Golf is bookable through our Talent Network, and if you're new to booking creator reads, start with our guide to sponsoring YouTubers.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost to sponsor Good Good?
- We don't publish an estimate for their channel. At 2.1M subscribers with their own brand and their own majors, deals at that level are quoted directly. Ask their team.
- What does "typical views" mean?
- The median views on a channel's long-form videos from the last 90 days, counting only videos at least a week old. Shorts don't count.
- Why under 250K subscribers?
- The goal was creators a brand can book this month without an agency.
- How does Scout pick lookalikes?
- It matches channels on topic, format and audience, then we ranked the active ones by typical views.
