Concepts & packaging
Develop concepts, titles, and thumbnails around the creator and their audience.
YouTube golf production
I combine YouTube strategy with the skills to film and edit great golf videos. Bring me in to help run your channel, own an edit, or join your crew.
Explore my golf work ↓01Channel strategy
Whether you’re starting a golf channel or building on an existing audience, I can help shape the direction and carry it through filming, editing, and publishing.
Develop concepts, titles, and thumbnails around the creator and their audience.
Handle filming, editing, and release schedules for long-form videos and Shorts.
Use analytics and audience feedback to shape what comes next.
In practice · Matt Scharff from Good Good

With Matt, I owned the process from ideas through publishing. Intentional packaging, weekly videos, and Shorts helped the channel reach over two million views across both formats in our first month of regular weekly uploads.
Read Matt’s full case study ↗02Complete editing
I can take your footage from raw media to a finished golf video, with the pacing, graphics, and polish that fit your channel. From a full match to a cinematic opening, I handle the whole edit.
Build the opening, organize multicamera coverage, and keep the round moving.
Integrate team assets and create ground and aerial tracers that support the action.
Match cameras, balance player audio, and mix music and dialogue.
In practice · Sean Walsh
Sean Walsh’s team supplied the footage and graphics templates for this 36-hole match. I handled the complete edit, including the opening, tracers, camera matching, and audio mix.
See the full editing breakdown ↗
03On-course filming
I bring a documentary background and a filmmaker’s eye to the course. I can film independently with my own camera and audio kit or step into an existing crew with yours.
Operate A-cam, track the ball, cover the green, or capture cinematic angles.
Keep shots exposed and in focus while monitoring player audio for clear, consistent sound.
Confirm every camera and microphone is rolling, then capture the shots and reactions that complete the story.
In practice · Matt Scharff
I filmed this match on location with my own camera and audio kit, following the action and capturing the coverage the final video needed.
Read Matt’s full case study ↗