
YouTube Golf Is Changing the Game
A whole generation found golf through YouTube, not Sunday coverage. Here's how creators rebuilt the game around personality, stakes, and having fun.

And now, it has a new home online.
I’m proud to announce the official launch of Buddies on the Green, a social platform built by a golfer, for golfers — with one mission:
To bring people together through golf, no matter their background, ability, or experience level.
I’ve been playing sports my entire life. I’ve worked in tech for over 20 years, and I’ve overcome some personal challenges — including becoming an amputee.
Golf gave me more than just a way to stay active. It gave me peace, confidence, and most of all — buddies. The kind that cheer you on after a great shot… or laugh with you after a terrible one.
But when I looked around, I realized something was missing:
So I decided to build it.
It’s a place where golfers can:
Whether you’re a seasoned player or just getting started — you’re welcome here.
And if you’re an amputee or someone living with a disability — this is especially for you. There’s a dedicated space in our community just for adaptive golfers to find support, share gear tips, and connect with others who truly understand.
Whether you play once a year or every weekend, Buddies on the Green is your space.
Let’s grow this community — together.
Let’s bring people back to the game.
Let’s make golf fun again.
Sign Up Now and find your next golf buddy.
See you on the green,
Chad C.
Founder & Fellow Golfer
Chad Comstock is a golf enthusiast, amputee, content creator, and developer at Buddies on the Green, sharing insights and tips to help golfers improve their game.

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And now, it has a new home online.
I’m proud to announce the official launch of Buddies on the Green, a social platform built by a golfer, for golfers — with one mission:
To bring people together through golf, no matter their background, ability, or experience level.
I’ve been playing sports my entire life. I’ve worked in tech for over 20 years, and I’ve overcome some personal challenges — including becoming an amputee.
Golf gave me more than just a way to stay active. It gave me peace, confidence, and most of all — buddies. The kind that cheer you on after a great shot… or laugh with you after a terrible one.
But when I looked around, I realized something was missing:
So I decided to build it.
It’s a place where golfers can:
Whether you’re a seasoned player or just getting started — you’re welcome here.
And if you’re an amputee or someone living with a disability — this is especially for you. There’s a dedicated space in our community just for adaptive golfers to find support, share gear tips, and connect with others who truly understand.
Whether you play once a year or every weekend, Buddies on the Green is your space.
Let’s grow this community — together.
Let’s bring people back to the game.
Let’s make golf fun again.
Sign Up Now and find your next golf buddy.
See you on the green,
Chad C.
Founder & Fellow Golfer
Chad Comstock is a golf enthusiast, amputee, content creator, and developer at Buddies on the Green, sharing insights and tips to help golfers improve their game.

A whole generation found golf through YouTube, not Sunday coverage. Here's how creators rebuilt the game around personality, stakes, and having fun.

The Open returns to Royal Birkdale this week. A fun field guide to the dunes, the legends, and what golf's oldest major can teach your weekend foursome.

Run a charity golf tournament players love — live mobile scoring with no app download, branded for your cause, sponsor visibility, and simple per-event pricing. Here's how.