Rick Shiels for sure. He has made me a better golfer.

As others mentioned, Erik for Random Golf Club, but also his Adventures in Golf series on Skratch Golf (some cool stories in golf, including his recent on Saving Muny in Austin, TX). Golf Sidekick is a great one.

I also enjoy Ben Hadden Golf, which documents how a recent college grad trains and fights to be a pro. More like a video blog.

Korn Ferry’s YouTube also has a cool series “The Path to the PGA Tour - One Shot Away” that documents life on the Korn Ferry. I feel like there should be more of these... including LPGA.

I've recentlly started watching George Gankas. He is very good

Apart from the obvious Shiels etc, I find Danny Maude very good at explaining things and great for instruction but my mind explodes when I watch TXG, it’s just so fascinating at the level these guys get into on the club side of things. Love it and at 2am in the morning at times I really need to try and switch it off.

I like Me. Short game. Very entertaining and full of great info.

If you’re looking for a YouTuber that is informative and one that you’ll actually learn something from TXG is by far the best. Ian is the most knowledgeable person on YouTube about anything golf and it’s not even close.

Alex Etches - GolfBox TV and TXG do a great job testing new clubs and actually making the content entertaining.

TXG, Alex Etches and Dan Hendricksen are all must watch for me. Steve Johnson and the average golfer are all worth a watch for different reasons (Steve for tuition, average for vlogs). I rarely watch crossfield or shiels these days as I thought their content got a bit tired - appreciate that’s only my personal opinion.

Another mention for Golficity. I took the last couple years off due to an unrelated injury. I’m now back to golfing a lot, and watching Frank and Mike has been fun while I’m getting my swing back and updating my bag to all Titleist.

TXG, Rick Shiels, Peter Finch, James Robinson, Random Golf Club/Erik Anders Lang, Zac Radford, Andrew Jensen, Bryan Bros and SAS Golf are the channels I watch.

Golficity guys are great(and local to me!), and Rick Shiels as well

Ive been watching Top Speed Golf a lot lately. Clay Ballard gives some really good explanations to go along with his tips in his videos

I'm a huge fan of Erik Anders Lang, who is an awesome videographer and gives another perspective to the game, whilst showing great courses.

Though he is is a bit crass, I think Top Bloke is pretty funny!

I like Clay Ballard from Orlando.

I really enjoy Bryan Bro’s, Dan Hendrickson, Luke Kwon, Ben Hadden, then Foreplay golf

I'd thoroughly recommend The Average Golfer...
It's the work of Andy Sullivan, an average golfer like the rest of us.
As well as the run of the mill club reviews and tests (Trackman and On-Course) from the perspective of an average golfer he has just put out a whole raft of videos touring around lesser known (but entirely fabulous) Scottish courses. This follows a run of "hidden gems" in North Wales. His camera work and production are really top class and I'm sure all you chaps would appreciate the beauty of the courses as well as the degree of difficulty of the golf.
JT
PS
If you have trouble with his Scouse accent, let me know and I'll provide translations!!
JT

Gotta give another shoutout to Golficity. Mike and Frank do such a great job delivering content, doing contests, etc... It’s nice to listen to guys learning the game like me.

Cogorno Golf and Mike Malaska. Tour Experience Golf (TXG) for equipment/fitting issues.

I like Rick Shiels Peter Finch James Robinson and GM golf but it really depends on the video I watch others I’m really interested in the new club ones