
Internet Invitational season two premieres Monday at 1 p.m. ET on YouTube
The Barstool and Bob Does Sports creator tournament returns with 64 players and six episodes through Nov. 12. Golf Digest reports the prize money jumps from $1 million to $4 million.
By The Perfect Lie Golf Desk / 2 sources / Published October 25, 2026
The second Internet Invitational starts airing Monday, October 26, at 1 p.m. ET. The official tournament account and the Fore Play podcast both posted the reminder Sunday night.
The creator golf event from Barstool Sports and Bob Does Sports runs six episodes. New ones drop Mondays and Thursdays at 1 p.m. ET until the finale on November 12, on the YouTube channels of Fore Play, Bob Does Sports and the Internet Invitational, according to Golf Digest. That puts episodes on Oct. 26 and 29 and Nov. 2, 5, 9 and 12.
Bigger field, bigger purse
The field grows to 64 players from 48 last year, The Big Lead reports. Golf Digest says the prize money goes from $1 million to $4 million, and The Big Lead says Dave Portnoy confirmed the total purse would be at least $4 million. The season is presented by Dunkin', per the tournament's October 14 announcement.
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Everything was filmed in early August at Big Cedar Lodge in Missouri, the same resort that hosted the first edition, Golf Digest reports.
Who is playing
Newcomers include Johnny Manziel, former NBA guard Jason Williams, UFC fighter Justin Gaethje, Dude Perfect's Tyler Toney and NELK co-founder Kyle Forgeard. Brad Dalke and Francis Ellis are back after winning season one with Cody Franke, who died before that series aired.
The roster also brings back familiar YouTube golf names: George and Wesley Bryan, Grant Horvat, Rick Shiels, Luke Kwon, Paige Spiranac, Malosi Togisala, Frankie Borrelli and Jon Gruden among them.
How to watch
Episode 1 goes up at 1 p.m. ET Monday on any of the three YouTube channels, with episode 2 on Thursday. Last year's version used match play and cut half the field after the first two rounds, per The Big Lead.
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