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Grant Horvat Bio: Height, College and Golf Career

Grant Horvat grew from a Palm Beach Atlantic golfer and Good Good member into one of creator golf’s largest independent personalities, combining competitive matches, major-champion collaborations and golf-business ownership.

Quick Facts

Grant Horvat at a Glance

Height
6 feet 4 inches on Palm Beach Atlantic’s 2020–21 roster
College
Palm Beach Atlantic University · NCAA Division II · 2017–2021
Born
08-24-1998 · Grosse Ile Township, Michigan
Home base
Stuart, Florida
Creator path
Good Good alumnus who built an independent golf channel
Business interests
Ownership stakes in Primo Golf and Takomo

Quick answer: Palm Beach Atlantic listed Grant Horvat at 6 feet 4 inches and 170 pounds during his final college season. He played NCAA Division II golf there from 2017 through 2021. The weight is a dated roster figure, not a claim about his current playing weight.

Watch First

Grant Horvat vs. the #1 Amateur in the World

In January 2026, Grant Horvat played a head-to-head match against Jackson Koivun, at the time the top-ranked amateur golfer in the world and a standout at Auburn University. The matchup connected Grant’s creator-golf audience with one of the game’s leading young prospects.

Source: Grant Horvat Golf, “Can I Beat Jackson Koivun in a Golf Match? (Future Star),” January 2026.

The Story So Far

Why Grant Horvat Matters in Creator Golf

He plays real rounds with major champions
Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, and Bryson DeChambeau have all appeared in on-course videos with Grant, including matches, challenges, and golf conversations.
He has ownership stakes in golf brands
Grant holds ownership stakes in Primo Golf and Takomo, connecting his creator career with golf apparel and equipment businesses.
He beat a field of elite creators for a real trophy
Grant won the 2025 Creator Classic at TPC Sawgrass in a playoff, adding a genuine competitive result to his content résumé.
He left a collective to bet on himself
Grant departed Good Good in late 2022 to focus on building his independent channel and business — a decision that has since paid off.
Overview

Michigan Roots, Florida Golf, an Independent Channel

Grant Horvat picked up basketball before golf, but once his family settled in Stuart, Florida, golf became the focus. He played four years at Palm Beach Atlantic University, then built an early audience through Good Good before departing in late 2022 to focus on building his independent channel and business.

Since going independent, Grant has turned a following into a business — ownership stakes in Primo Golf and Takomo, a role in Your Golf Tour, and a spot in the Source Golf creator network alongside Bryson DeChambeau. His on-course credibility is real: a plus-handicap game good enough that Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, and other major champions play real golf with him on camera.

The short version

Former NCAA Division II golfer who left Good Good to build an independent channel, then turned that following into ownership stakes across several golf businesses — while still playing well enough to beat elite creators for real trophies.

The Full Story

Explore Every Side of Grant Horvat’s Career

Explore Grant’s college career, playing level, equipment, business ventures, Good Good departure, and biggest competitive win through the dedicated guides below.

Hometown
Michigan roots, the move to Florida, and how Stuart shaped him into a serious junior golfer.
Read the hometown story →
College Career
Four years at Palm Beach Atlantic and a standout senior finish.
Explore his college career →
Swing Analysis
Tempo, sequencing, and the mechanics behind one of the smoothest swings in creator golf.
Study the swing →
Clubs & Specs
Driver, irons, putter, ball, and full setup details — including his Takomo iron ownership tie-in.
See the full bag →
Playing Level
What his plus-handicap game actually means, and why he isn’t a full-time tour pro.
See how good he is →
Good Good
His time with the collective, why he left in 2022, and what that decision set up.
Read the Good Good story →
Business Ventures
Ownership stakes in Primo Golf and Takomo, plus Your Golf Tour and Source Golf.
See the business side →
Creator Classic Win
Inside the playoff win at TPC Sawgrass that gave Grant his biggest competitive result.
Relive the win →
Grant Horvat WITB

What Clubs Has Grant Horvat Been Documented Using?

Grant’s documented setup ties directly into his business ventures — most notably his ownership stake in Takomo, whose irons have appeared in his bag alongside other documented equipment.

Full Specs, Shafts & Lofts

For the complete club-by-club breakdown, see the dedicated Grant Horvat WITB page.

Timeline

Grant Horvat’s Golf Career

1998
Born in Grosse Ile Township, Michigan
Grant was born August 24, 1998, before his family later moved to Stuart, Florida.
2017
Begins College Golf at Palm Beach Atlantic
Grant started his NCAA Division II golf career at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
2021
Graduates From Palm Beach Atlantic
Grant wrapped up his four-year collegiate golf career and began shifting focus toward content.
2022
Leaves Good Good to Go Independent
Grant departed Good Good in late 2022 to focus on building his independent channel and business.
2025
Wins the Creator Classic at TPC Sawgrass
On March 12, 2025, Grant won the Creator Classic in a playoff on the iconic 17th hole.
2026
Channel Approaches 1.8 Million Subscribers
Grant Horvat Golf had roughly 1.79 million subscribers and 349 videos, documented on August 13, 2026.
YouTube Shorts

The Sound of Smooth With Grant Horvat

Source: TaylorMade’s official channel, 11-08-2024.

YouTube Shorts

Grant Horvat Wins the Creator Classic

Source: PGA Tour’s official channel, 03-12-2025 — the TPC Sawgrass playoff win.

YouTube Shorts

Grant’s Honest Opinion on Takomo Irons

Source: Takomo Golf Company, 09-07-2025 — connected to Grant’s ownership stake in Takomo.

YouTube Shorts

This Can’t Be Real…

Source: Grant Horvat Golf, 09-03-2025.

Video Breakdowns

Grant Horvat Videos Covered by My9Iron

The Major Cut at Sahalee
Grant and the Bryan Bros play the 1998 PGA Championship pin locations at Sahalee Country Club.
Watch the breakdown →
The Major Cut at Shinnecock Hills
Scores, key moments, and viewer reactions from the U.S. Open-style challenge.
Watch the breakdown →
Kevin Hart Collaboration · 10-12-2026

Grant Horvat vs. Kevin Hart: The 50-Under Challenge

Grant played 18 holes with Kevin Hart, giving the developing celebrity golfer a 50-under-par head start for the entertainment format. The collaboration crossed 1.3 million views within roughly its first day. The head start was a challenge mechanic—not Hart’s official handicap.

Source: Grant Horvat Golf, 10-12-2026.

Bob Does Sports Collaboration

Grant Horvat vs. Bob Does Sports: Giant Golf Holes

Grant Horvat faced Bobby Fairways in a match built around oversized golf holes and contrasting skill levels. Uploaded 09-21-2026, the collaboration passed 1.7 million views in less than two days. Explore the full crew on the Bob Does Sports hub.

Source: Grant Horvat Golf, 09-21-2026.

The Greatest 3V3 on YouTube

The 3V3 Finale: Alternate Shot

Grant joined Bob Does Sports, Wesley Bryan and George Bryan IV for a three-video 3V3 crossover. Part 2 on Bryan Bros Golf crossed one million views within approximately two days. The final alternate-shot installment was released on Grant’s channel on 10-07-2026 and approached one million views during its opening day.

Major Championship Road Trip

Grant and the Bryan Bros Begin Their Road Trip

Grant teamed up with Wesley Bryan and George Bryan for a series tackling major championship golf courses, continuing the trio’s ongoing on-camera collaboration.

Source: Grant Horvat Golf, late July 2026.

Major Championship Road Trip

Our Greatest Rounds Happened at Once

The road-trip series continued with Grant, Wesley Bryan and George Bryan producing standout rounds during the same stop.

Source: Grant Horvat Golf and Bryan Bros Golf, August 2026.

See more on the Bryan Bros Golf page, or read individual bios for Wesley Bryan and George Bryan.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Grant Horvat

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Who is Grant Horvat?
Grant Horvat is an American golfer, YouTube creator, and golf entrepreneur who built one of creator golf’s largest independent channels after starting out with Good Good.
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Where is Grant Horvat from?
Grant was born in Grosse Ile Township, Michigan, and was raised from his teenage years in Stuart, Florida.
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Where did Grant Horvat play college golf?
Grant played NCAA Division II golf at Palm Beach Atlantic University from 2017 to 2021.
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How tall is Grant Horvat?
Grant Horvat was listed at 6 feet 4 inches and 170 pounds on Palm Beach Atlantic University’s 2020–21 men’s golf roster, his final collegiate season. His current playing weight hasn’t been independently verified.
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What is Grant Horvat’s biggest competitive win?
Grant’s biggest competitive win is the 2025 Creator Classic at TPC Sawgrass, which he won on a 15-foot playoff birdie on the 17th hole.
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