Who Gets Their PGA TOUR Shot? Watch the Final Round of The Q at Myrtle Beach Showdown Right Here!

YouTube's biggest stars end their journey today in a two-round, match-play-to-stroke-play test to earn a spot in PGA TOUR's 2026 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic.

The Q kicked off Monday at Rivers Edge, with match play competition whittling the field down from eight to four players - Grant Horvat, Micah Morris, Luke Kwon and Ryan Ruffels - who now play one another in a stroke-play showdown at Pawleys Plantation.

The Q at Myrtle Beach 2026 features the deepest field yet, including multiple creators with Division 1 golf backgrounds and professional tournament starts. In total, the creator competitors have a combined audience of more than 8.9 million across all channels.

The Q at Myrtle Beach competitors for 2026 include (in alphabetical order):

George Bryan, IV

From Aiken, South Carolina

Dad and brother are both golf professionals

Lost a lead on the final hole of The Q at Myrtle Beach in 2024, finishing runner-up in a playoff to Matt Atkins

Has played in three PGA TOUR events, making one cut

Played in the 2024 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic

Loves playing in matches against his brother Wesley on YouTube

Lost money trying to make it as a pro years ago, which led to the creation of Bryan Bros. Golf on YouTube

Peter Finch

From Preston, England

Began YouTube as a teaching pro on a driving range

Was a part of the $100,000 skins game at Solina Golf Club

Has 812,000 subscribers on YouTube; 1.2 million total audience across channels

Played in both editions of The Q to date, finishing 11 (+4, 76) in 2025 and T6 (+1, 73) in the inaugural event

Grant Horvat

From Jupiter, Florida

Launched a new YouTube golf tour with the Bryan Bros, Your Golf Tour in 2026

Played collegiately at Palm Beach Atlantic University

Competed in the inaugural edition of The Q, finishing 12 (+7, 79)

Luke Kwon

From Seoul, South Korea

Former D1 golfer at the University of Oklahoma

Made over 50 starts across PGA TOUR-sanctioned Tours and has one win on PGA TOUR China

Has over 800,000 combined subscribers and followers on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok

Misses the occasional tee time, but is always ready to play

Sam Heung Min

From Auckland, New Zealand

Decorated junior and amateur golfer; Sam won the under-19 New Zealand Amateur in 2011

Played professionally for PGA of New Zealand, PGA of Australia, PGA TOUR China, and the KPGA Srixon Tour

Has over 420,000 combined subscribers and followers on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok

Known as the "best yipper in the world"

Micah Morris

From Mobile, Alabama

Looking for redemption in The Q at Myrtle Beach after finishing T12 (+5, 77) in 2025, and 16th (+14, 86) in 2024

Has more than 1 million followers across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok

Competed in the Creator Classic last year at East Lake

Played one PGA TOUR Canada event

Ryan Ruffels

From Orlando, Florida

Professional golfer, competing in 20 career PGA TOUR events, making 10 cuts

Played extensively on the Korn Ferry Tour, with over 50 career starts, and holds multiple top finishes on the PGA TOUR Latinoamerica

Has nearly 150,000 combined subscribers and followers on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok

Member of The Lads Golf YouTube group

Chance Taylor

From Gate City, Virginia

Played collegiately at Tennessee Tech University

Has more than 300,000 combined subscribers and followers on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok

Didn't set out to be a content creator. One night, out of boredom, he posted a single TikTok; he woke up the next morning to nearly 1 million views and 10,000 new followers. This changed his career path from an aspiring touring pro to a full-time creator.

Trying to "add some redneck flare to the PGA Tour one day"

For more information, visit www.theqatmyrtlebeach.com.