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Bob Does Sports: Members, History, Best Videos and the Story Behind the Channel
Bob Does Sports is the golf-entertainment brand built around Robby “Bobby Fairways” Berger, Joey Cold Cuts and Fat Perez—a trio that turned ordinary-golfer chaos, elite guests and absurd challenges into one of YouTube golf’s defining shows.
Bob Does Sports quick facts
The naming distinction: Bob Does Sports is the group’s channel and media brand. Robby Berger is the founder and frontman commonly called Bobby Fairways; Joey Cold Cuts and Fat Perez are core cast members with their own stories and profiles.
Who is in Bob Does Sports?
Bobby Fairways
Robby Berger is the host, founder and comic engine. He began golf as an adult, keeps the show moving and makes the ordinary golfer’s struggle the center of the joke without faking the struggle.
Fat Perez
Nick Stubbe is the group’s best golfer: a former Division III player and accountant whose smooth swing, calm demeanor and dry humor give the crew credibility and a perfect contrast to the chaos around him.
Joey Cold Cuts
Joseph Demare is the emotional accelerant. His celebrations, blowups, loyalty and long-running chemistry with Berger turn a regular match into something viewers quote long after the round.
How Bob Does Sports started
Robby Berger did not arrive through college golf, a tour résumé or traditional broadcasting. Before creator work became his career, he worked in guest services at the Four Seasons in Los Angeles and built an audience through comedy, sports commentary and The Brilliantly Dumb Show.
The original “Bob Does Sports” idea was broader than golf. Berger planned to make personality-led content across multiple sports, but the golf episodes connected most strongly. He and Joey Cold Cuts were relatable amateurs, and the missed shots, arguments, meals, drinks and side conversations became features rather than footage to cut.
In 2021, Berger partnered with Doing Things Media to develop Bob Does Sports. The channel’s identity solidified as the audience followed the recurring cast instead of arriving only for instruction or elite scoring.
How Fat Perez completed the group
Nick Stubbe first entered the orbit through pandemic-era Zoom happy hours while working in accounting and commercial-real-estate investment funds. His “Fat Perez” screen name referenced PGA Tour golfer Pat Perez, but his actual golf ability quickly became the more important surprise.
After meeting Berger and Demare in Pinehurst and playing together, Stubbe joined a challenge as the crew’s ringer. His combination of high-level golf and understated comedy fit immediately. Once the creator business became sustainable, he left his conventional career in July 2022 and joined full-time.
The Story of Fat Perez
This official episode explains the unlikely discovery that gave Bob Does Sports an elite golfer without changing its ordinary-friends energy.
What makes Bob Does Sports different?
Golf supplies real stakes, but the show is built like an ensemble comedy. A bad shot can trigger a meltdown, a food challenge can become more important than the score and a world-class guest can be pulled into the crew’s running jokes.
The Grant Horvat connection
Grant Horvat is one of the channel’s most natural recurring collaborators because his polished, high-level game gives the crew a measuring stick without flattening the entertainment. Matches with Fat Perez can function as serious golf; matches involving Bobby and Joey create an underdog problem; and the personalities are comfortable enough together to let episodes breathe.
That relationship also illustrates how the YouTube golf ecosystem works: a guest appearance becomes a rematch, a team concept, a podcast story or a larger creator event. Bob Does Sports is not isolated from the rest of YouTube golf—it is one of the hubs connecting it.
LeBron, Bronny and Austin Reaves Challenge Bob Does Sports
Bob Does Sports returned to LeBron James’ golf story, this time with Bronny James and Austin Reaves joining Bobby Fairways, Fat Perez and Joey Cold Cuts. The joint release crossed 1.3 million views during its first two days.
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. The collaboration passed 1.7 million views in less than two days.
Fat Perez vs. Grant Horvat
A clean example of the channel’s range: legitimate high-level golf with enough familiarity and personality to remain unmistakably Bob Does Sports.
Bobby Fairways vs. Joey Cold Cuts
The long-running Bobby-versus-Joey format needs no tour player. The entertainment is the friendship, the pressure and the certainty that somebody will take the result personally.
The Bob Does Sports watch guide
These episodes show the full range of the brand: a personal milestone, a cast rivalry, a high-level creator match and a large-scale event involving the broader YouTube golf world.
Bob Does Sports also helped introduce LeBron James to the YouTube golf audience. Their 04-02-2026 collaboration passed 3.8 million views before LeBron launched his own official golf channel.
The 3V3 Collab of the Century
Bob Does Sports joined Grant Horvat, Wesley Bryan and George Bryan IV for a six-player best-ball match. The collaboration crossed 1.5 million views within its opening three days, making it one of the channel’s fastest-growing recent releases.
Explore the full Bryan Bros Golf story and Grant Horvat’s creator career through My9Iron’s connected profiles.
The Greatest 3V3 on YouTube — Part 2
The second nine of the Bob Does Sports, Grant Horvat and Bryan Bros Golf crossover moved to the Bryan Bros channel on 10-05-2026. The episode passed one million views within approximately two days, confirming the matchup as a genuine multi-channel series.
The crossover concluded with an alternate-shot finale on Grant Horvat’s channel on 10-07-2026. Watch the 3V3 finale →
Bob Does Sports meets the Kiwi golf crew
Luke Kwon, Taco Golf, Luke “Tooms” Toomey and Sam Heung Min join Bobby Fairways, Joey Cold Cuts and Fat Perez for a large crossover match. The episode passed 850,000 views during its first day, showing how quickly a Bob Does Sports collaboration can introduce viewers to creators across the wider YouTube golf ecosystem.
Meet the guests: Luke Kwon, Taco Golf, Luke Toomey and Sam Heung Min.
Can Bob Finally Break 80?
Bobby’s score pursuit turns ordinary amateur pressure into a full episode—the core Bob Does Sports idea in its simplest form.
48 Golfers Compete for $1 Million
The opening Internet Invitational episode expands the Bob Does Sports formula into an ensemble event with 48 online-golf personalities at Big Cedar Lodge.
From channel to golf-entertainment business
By June 8, 2025, The Washington Post reported that Bob Does Sports had passed one million YouTube subscribers. The audience supports more than weekly uploads: sponsorships, podcasts, merchandise, events and an increasingly professional production operation all sit around the main show.
Breezy Golf
Breezy is the group’s golf-apparel and lifestyle brand. Its premise matches the videos: a good round is defined by the people, the stories and the experience—not only the number on the card. The official Breezy biography presents Berger as founder and leader, with Joey Cold Cuts and Fat Perez as central personalities behind the brand.
The Internet Invitational
Bob Does Sports and Barstool Sports created the inaugural Internet Invitational at Big Cedar Lodge in 2025, bringing 48 golf creators together around a $1 million competition. It was more than a cameo for the BDS cast; it placed the brand in an organizer role and tied its audience to dozens of other creator stories.
The production behind the looseness
The show feels spontaneous because the cast chemistry is real, but the operation is not casual. GOLF reported in August 2026 that the group traveled roughly two weeks per month, filmed six videos in compressed bursts and worked with three full-time producers alongside sponsor and strategy obligations.
Why Bob Does Sports matters to YouTube golf
Bob Does Sports proved that elite entertainment does not require every person on screen to be an elite golfer. The channel’s real product is recurring characters under golf pressure: friendship, embarrassment, improvement, food, travel, competition and the possibility of a complete meltdown.
Fat Perez gives skilled golfers someone to respect. Bobby and Joey give ordinary golfers people to recognize. Together they made a channel that can host a major champion, play a chaotic scramble or spend an entire episode chasing a personal scoring milestone without losing its identity.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bob Does Sports a person or a group?
It is the channel and media brand led by Robby Berger. Bobby Fairways, Joey Cold Cuts and Fat Perez are its core on-camera trio.
Who is Bob from Bob Does Sports?
“Bob” is Robby Berger, the creator and host also known on the golf course as Bobby Fairways.
Who are the members of Bob Does Sports?
The core cast is Robby “Bobby Fairways” Berger, Joseph “Joey Cold Cuts” Demare and Nick “Fat Perez” Stubbe. Binny the Jet is also a familiar supporting personality.
Who is the best golfer in Bob Does Sports?
Fat Perez is the strongest player in the core trio. He played Division III college golf before working in accounting and later becoming a full-time creator.
How did Bob Does Sports meet Fat Perez?
Perez first appeared in pandemic-era Zoom happy hours. The group later met in Pinehurst, played together and discovered that his golf and personality both fit the show.
What is Breezy Golf?
Breezy is the golf-apparel and lifestyle brand built around the Bob Does Sports personalities and community.
Did Bob Does Sports create the Internet Invitational?
Bob Does Sports collaborated with Barstool Sports on the inaugural 2025 event, which featured 48 golf creators competing at Big Cedar Lodge.
How many subscribers does Bob Does Sports have?
The Washington Post reported more than one million YouTube subscribers on June 8, 2025. Counts change constantly, so that milestone is presented as a dated figure.