Bob Does Sports
The crew behind the Bob Does Sports YouTube golf channel and podcast: host Robby Berger (Bobby Fairways), Joey Cold Cuts, Fat Perez and producer The Jet, owned by the media company Doing Things.
YouTube golf crew · 5 creators in the index · Updated Nov 13, 2026
Bob Does Sports is a YouTube golf crew known for buddy matches with a dare attached, led by Robby Berger, who plays as Bobby Fairways, with Joey Cold Cuts, Fat Perez and producer The Jet. The media company Doing Things launched the brand in 2021, per a March 2026 PrizePicks release, and the main YouTube channel has about 1.56 million subscribers and about 486 million views as of November 2026. The crew’s biggest change of 2026 was a departure: producer Big Ticket said goodbye on the podcast on March 13, two months after the crew’s irons moved from Callaway to Takomo. Its biggest win came in November 2026, when Fat Perez won the Internet Invitational, the event Bob Does Sports runs with Barstool Sports, for about $1.33 million, per The Big Lead.
Bob Does Sports members, past and present
Everyone billed as part of the crew on the channel’s About page, in PrizePicks’ March 2026 release and in the podcast’s own episode credits. Status is as of November 2026. Ages are from Famous Birthdays, read November 2026.
| Name | Role | Years | Status (November 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robby Berger (Bobby Fairways), 34 | Founder and host; the brand is named for him, and he handles player recruiting for the Internet Invitational, per GOLF.com | 2021 to present | Current. Told GOLF.com in August 2026 he does not think YouTube golf is going away; captained the 2025 Internet Invitational |
| Joey Cold Cuts (Joseph Demare), 40 | Co-host; launched the channel with Berger, per GOLF.com (August 2026) | 2021 to present | Current. Argued a ruling in a June 2026 match, per Villages-News, and addressed it on the podcast; named in the January 2026 Takomo deal |
| Fat Perez (Nick Stubbe) | Co-host and the crew’s best golfer; first video March 2022, full time from July 2022, per MyGolfSpy | 2022 to present | Current. Won the 2026 Internet Invitational with Riggs and Bobby Ray, per The Big Lead |
| The Jet (Binyamin Shicker) | Producer and on-camera regular, billed as Binny the Jet | August 2022 to present | Current. Named on the About page and credited in the podcast notes through the November 6, 2026 episode |
| Big Ticket (Neil Arnet) | Producer and on-camera regular, known for his field goal attempts on the podcast | September 2022 to March 2026 | Left. The podcast posted Farewell To The Big Ticket on March 13, 2026; posts on his own Instagram, @par3pop |
| Mikey “Beardown” Villani | Named a friend of the show in PrizePicks’ March 2026 release | At least 2026 | No departure announced; we found no other role for him in a source we accept |
GOLF.com reported in August 2026 that three full-time producers run the shoots; the only producer it named elsewhere is The Jet. Ages: Robby Berger (born March 8, 1992) and Joey Cold Cuts (born June 27, 1986) per Famous Birthdays. We print no age for Fat Perez, whose Famous Birthdays date does not match his age in MyGolfSpy, or for The Jet and Big Ticket, who have not published one. Bobby Ray, who won the 2026 Internet Invitational with Fat Perez, is not a member of Bob Does Sports or Fore Play in any source we found; he played the event as an invited player on Team White, per his entry.
Bob Does Sports shows, brands and partners
The projects and deals around the crew, from trade press, partner announcements and the crew’s own channels.
| Project | What it is | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bob Does Sports Podcast | The crew’s weekly talk show | July 2022 | About 131,000 subscribers on YouTube; also on Spotify |
| Breezy Golf | Golf apparel line and the Breezy Invitational tournaments | 2022 | Launched by the Bob Does Sports team and Doing Things, per The Hollywood Reporter |
| Have a Day | Canned Bob Does Sports branded tequila cocktails | By 2026 | Per GOLF.com (August 2026); linked in the podcast notes |
| Bob HQ | A Florida warehouse being turned into a studio and fan hub, with a hoop court, pickleball and ping-pong | 2026 | In Jupiter, Florida, not yet open in March 2026, per PrizePicks and GOLF.com |
| Internet Invitational | Made-for-YouTube team golf tournament run with Barstool Sports | 2025 | Berger recruits the stars; each partner keeps YouTube ad revenue from its own uploads, per GOLF.com. Full results on our Internet Invitational page |
| Callaway | Equipment partner | January 2023 to January 2026 (irons) | Signed the crew in January 2023, per GOLF.com; the irons and wedges moved to Takomo in January 2026 |
| Takomo | Iron and wedge partner | January 2026 | Berger and Demare play 201 MKII irons, Stubbe 301 CB irons, all three SF002 wedges, per Takomo |
| PrizePicks | Exclusive fantasy sports partner | March 2026 | Also an early partner of Berger’s from 2021 to 2023, per PrizePicks |
| SeatGeek | Sponsor | By 2023 | Named a recent sponsor by GOLF.com in July 2023; still read in the podcast in November 2026 |
Timeline
- Sep 30, 2021The Bob Does Sports YouTube channel is created, per its About page; Doing Things launched the brand that year, per PrizePicks.
- Mar 2022The first official Fat Perez video is posted, after Nick Stubbe met Berger on a Zoom happy hour for Berger’s Patreon; he leaves his accounting job to go full time by July, per MyGolfSpy.
- Jul 29, 2022The Bob Does Sports Podcast posts its trailer, per its episode feed; The Jet is credited in its notes from August 26, 2022 and Big Ticket from September 13, 2022.
- 2022The crew and Doing Things launch Breezy Golf, an apparel line with its own Breezy Invitational tournaments, per The Hollywood Reporter.
- Jan 2023Callaway signs the crew to an equipment deal, per GOLF.com.
- 2023Berger signs with UTA in all areas, and Stubbe and Demare join him, per The Hollywood Reporter.
- Jun 2024Berger makes his first hole-in-one, on a 147-yard par 3 at PGA National during a food challenge, per Golf Digest.
- Jan 31, 2025The podcast posts an episode titled Ticket Has Left Bob Does Sports..., though Big Ticket stays in its credits for another year.
- Oct 2025The first Internet Invitational, run with Barstool Sports, premieres with Robby Berger and Riggs of Fore Play as captains, per Golf Digest.
- Jan 9, 2026Golf Digest reports that another Bobby Fairways attempt to break 80 ended at 82 after three straight three-putts, per Golf Digest.
- Jan 15, 2026Takomo announces that Berger, Demare and Stubbe will play its irons and wedges, per Takomo.
- Mar 3, 2026PrizePicks signs an exclusive partnership with Bob Does Sports and announces Bob HQ in Jupiter, Florida, per its press release.
- Mar 13, 2026The podcast posts Farewell To The Big Ticket; his credit is dropped from the notes after the April 22 episode.
- Apr 2026LeBron James plays a four-man scramble with Berger and Fat Perez on the channel, per Golf Digest.
- Jun 2026Joey Cold Cuts and opponent Denton Doggett argue over a plugged ball in a hazard in a match Doggett wins in a playoff, per Villages-News; Joey addresses it on the podcast two days later.
- Aug 2026GOLF.com reports that the crew films six YouTube videos in two weeks on the road each month, with three full-time producers, and is building Bob HQ, per GOLF.com.
- Nov 12, 2026Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray win the 2026 Internet Invitational, about $1.33 million each, in a finale posted on the Bob Does Sports channel, per The Big Lead.
Questions people ask
Who are the Bob Does Sports members? What are the cast’s names and real names?
As of November 2026, the Bob Does Sports members are Robby Berger (Bobby Fairways), Joey Cold Cuts, Fat Perez and The Jet, the four names on the channel’s About page. PrizePicks’ March 2026 press release printed their real names: Robby “Brilliantly Dumb” Berger, Joseph “Cold Cuts” Demare, Nick “Fat Perez” Stubbe and Binyamin “The Jet” Shicker, plus producer Neil “Big Ticket” Arnet, who left that month, and Mikey “Beardown” Villani, a friend of the show. Berger and Joey are the hosts who launched the channel, per GOLF.com, and Fat Perez joined in 2022. Our entries cover Bob Does Sports and Robby Berger, Joey Cold Cuts, Fat Perez, The Jet and Big Ticket.
Who left Bob Does Sports? Did a member quit?
The one Bob Does Sports member who has left is producer Big Ticket, in March 2026; as of November 2026 the other four are all still on the channel. The podcast posted Farewell To The Big Ticket on March 13, 2026, and dropped his credit from its notes after the April 22 episode. Nobody else has quit: Berger, Joey Cold Cuts and Fat Perez are named in the Takomo deal of January 2026, Fat Perez won the 2026 Internet Invitational in November, and The Jet is credited on the podcast through November 6, 2026.
What happened to Ticket on Bob Does Sports? Why did Big Ticket leave?
Big Ticket, a producer and on-camera regular on Bob Does Sports, left in March 2026, and as of November 2026 there is no sign he has returned. The podcast posted Farewell To The Big Ticket on March 13, 2026, ten days after PrizePicks’ release still named him in the cast. He gives his reasons himself on that episode; we could not get a transcript we can cite, so we do not paraphrase them, and we found no report in major or trade press of a firing or a falling out. Part of the confusion is older: on January 31, 2025 the podcast posted Ticket Has Left Bob Does Sports..., yet he stayed in the credits for another year. More on our Big Ticket entry.
What happened to Bob Does Sports? Is Bob Does Sports ending?
Nothing has ended at Bob Does Sports: as of November 2026 the main channel and the podcast are both posting, and Robby Berger told GOLF.com in August 2026 that he does not expect YouTube golf to go away anytime soon. What changed in 2026: the irons moved from Callaway to Takomo in January, PrizePicks signed an exclusive deal and Big Ticket left in March, LeBron James played on the channel in April, per Golf Digest, and the company started turning a Florida warehouse into Bob HQ, per GOLF.com. In November 2026 the channel posted the Internet Invitational finale, won by its own Fat Perez.
What happened to Bob Does Sports and Callaway? Did Bob Does Sports leave Callaway?
Bob Does Sports moved its irons and wedges from Callaway to Takomo in January 2026, and as of November 2026 neither side has given a reason on the record. Callaway signed the crew to an equipment deal in January 2023, per GOLF.com, and the podcast ran a BDS x Callaway Podcast Tour in 2024. On January 15, 2026, Takomo announced that Berger, Demare and Stubbe would play its irons and wedges; its announcement does not mention Callaway. MyGolfSpy wrote that it expected the crew to stay with Callaway for longer clubs and golf balls and that the deal looked like the Takomo deals of the Bryan Bros and Grant Horvat, who hold equity in the company. We found no report of a dispute.
What happened to the Bob Does Sports camera guys? What happened to the Jet, and who are Pop and Papi?
The Bob Does Sports camera crew are producers, and as of November 2026 all of them except Big Ticket are still there. GOLF.com reported in August 2026 that three full-time producers run the shoots. The best known is The Jet, Binyamin Shicker, who is billed as Binny the Jet on the About page, was called “Jet, our producer” by Berger in GOLF.com, and is credited on every recent podcast episode; the podcast has made him a storyline before, as in The Jet is BACK... With A Vengeance in June 2025, and a producer’s run-in was the subject of Bob Does Sports Producer Is In HOT WATER in September 2026. We found no one called Pop or Papi in the show’s credits, its podcast notes or press. Big Ticket’s own Instagram handle is @par3pop, but no source we accept ties the name Pop to him. More on our Jet entry.
Is there Bob Does Sports drama? Who is Johnny Drama?
The Bob Does Sports drama reported in the press is mostly about on-course rulings, and as of November 2026 none of it has involved a falling out inside the crew. In June 2026, Joey Cold Cuts and opponent Denton Doggett argued over a plugged ball in a hazard in a match Doggett won in a playoff, per Villages-News, and two days later the podcast posted an episode titled “Joey Cold Cuts Addresses The Cheating Allegations...” The channel also builds drama into its own titles, from hater matches to “Things Got HEATED During This Hater Match (CONTROVERSY).” The first Internet Invitational, run with Barstool, had a missed tee time by a Team Bob player, per Golf Digest. We found no one called Johnny Drama in the show’s credits or in press.
Did Bob Does Sports play Augusta? Who has played with Bob Does Sports?
As of November 2026, we found no Bob Does Sports video or press report of the crew playing Augusta National; its own Bob Does Sports Major videos have been played at Shinnecock and Pinehurst No. 2. The guest list is the bigger story. GOLF.com reported in July 2023 that matches with Max Homa and with three NFL quarterbacks led by Josh Allen drew about 2 million and more than 1 million views, per GOLF.com. In 2026 the channel posted LeBron James in a four-man scramble, per Golf Digest, and later a match with LeBron, Austin Reaves and Bronny James, plus a rematch with Bryson DeChambeau, a match against Spittin’ Chiclets, an 18-hole match against Barstool’s Fore Play and a tequila challenge with Paige Spiranac.
How old are the Bob Does Sports members?
As of November 2026, Bob Does Sports host Robby Berger is 34 (born March 8, 1992, per Famous Birthdays) and Joey Cold Cuts is 40 (born June 27, 1986, per Famous Birthdays). Fat Perez has not published a birthdate, and his Famous Birthdays date does not match the age MyGolfSpy gave him, so we do not print one. The Jet and Big Ticket have not published their ages either.
What are the Bob Does Sports members’ handicaps?
Fat Perez is the Bob Does Sports crew’s best golfer by a distance, a plus-1.6 handicap when MyGolfSpy profiled him in 2024. Robby Berger’s handicap index was 12.9 in USGA data published by Golf Digest on October 26, 2026, and he had still not broken 80 on camera as of GOLF.com in August 2026; his January 2026 attempt ended at 82, per Golf Digest. Joey Cold Cuts was listed at 10.3 for a June 2026 match, per Villages-News. The Jet has not published a handicap.
How did Bob Does Sports start, and who owns it?
Bob Does Sports started in 2021 and is owned and operated by Doing Things, the digital media company that launched it, per PrizePicks’ March 2026 release. Robby Berger built an audience on the Instagram account BrilliantlyDumb while working his way up at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills, and a video in which he promised Joey Cold Cuts a round at Torrey Pines, then took him to what he called the worst golf course in America, drew more than 2 million viewers, per GOLF.com. The same article describes Doing Things as a creator media company led by Reid Hailey. Fat Perez joined in 2022 after meeting Berger on a Patreon Zoom happy hour, per MyGolfSpy. The crew planned in 2023 to move near each other in Jupiter, Florida, per GOLF.com, where Bob HQ is now being built.
How much does the Bob Does Sports cast make?
Bob Does Sports does not publish what its cast is paid, and as of November 2026 we found no salary figures in an outlet we accept. The figures that are public: in 2023 Berger charged $95 per Cameo video and filled about 20 to 30 a day, with Cameo keeping 25 percent, and he had turned down a Barstool job worth about $65,000 a year, per GOLF.com. Fat Perez won about $1.33 million at the 2026 Internet Invitational, per The Big Lead, and Bob Does Sports keeps the YouTube ad revenue from its own Invitational uploads, per GOLF.com. Other income comes from Breezy Golf, the Have a Day drink and sponsors such as PrizePicks, SeatGeek and Takomo.
What is Bob Does Sports’ net worth? What are the members worth?
Bob Does Sports does not publish a number and neither do we.
Where can I watch Bob Does Sports? Where is the merch, and is there a Cameo?
Bob Does Sports posts its main videos on YouTube @Bobdoessports, about 1.56 million subscribers as of November 2026, and its talk show on @Bobdoessportspod and Spotify. Merch is sold at bobdoessports.com and through Breezy Golf, the apparel line the crew launched with Doing Things in 2022, per The Hollywood Reporter. GOLF.com reported in 2023 that Berger records personalized Cameo videos. Internet Invitational episodes are split between the Bob Does Sports and Fore Play Golf channels.
Does Bob from Bob Does Sports have a girlfriend? What happened to Joey’s teeth?
Not something we cover.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with Bob Does Sports. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. Bob Does Sports is built on friends playing golf with a dare attached: a match, a handicap gap, a drinking or food challenge, and a running scoreboard. Bobby Fairways is the lovable hack chasing 80, Joey Cold Cuts the one whose bad holes become the title, Fat Perez the ringer, and the producers step in front of the camera when the bit needs them.
Why it travels. The crew travels through guests and events: LeBron James, Bryson DeChambeau and Tour pros bring in audiences from outside golf, and the Internet Invitational put the brand in front of Barstool’s audience. Departures and deal changes send people searching too, which is why Big Ticket and Callaway are among the most asked questions about the crew.
Brand fit. Golf equipment, betting and fantasy apps, ticketing, drinks and apparel are the proven lane: Callaway, Takomo, PrizePicks and SeatGeek have all bought in. A brand gets a group, not a single creator, and the Bob HQ fan events planned in Jupiter add a live option.
Related
- Internet InvitationalMade-for-YouTube team golf tournament produced by Barstool Sports’ Fore Play and Bob Does Sports at Big Cedar Lodge in Missouri, played for $1 million in 2025 and $4 million in 2026, when Fat Perez, Riggs and Bobby Ray won.
- Barstool SportsSports and comedy media company founded by Dave Portnoy in 2003, known for podcasts such as Pardon My Take and Spittin’ Chiclets and for the personalities who make them.
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Sources: Bob Does Sports on YouTube and its About page; the Bob Does Sports Podcast and its episode feed, including August 2022, September 2022, August 2023, January 2025, June 2025, April 2026, April 22, 2026, September 2026 and November 2026, and Farewell To The Big Ticket; channel videos LeBron, Austin Reaves and Bronny James, Bryson DeChambeau, Spittin’ Chiclets, Fore Play, Paige Spiranac and the Internet Invitational finale; PrizePicks press release, March 3, 2026; GOLF.com on the rise of Bob Does Sports, July 2023, a typical week, November 2023, Fat Perez, August 2026, Robby Berger, August 2026 and the Internet Invitational, November 2026; The Hollywood Reporter on UTA, 2023; Takomo, January 15, 2026; MyGolfSpy on Takomo and Fat Perez; Golf Digest on the hole-in-one, June 2024, the 2025 Internet Invitational, breaking 80, January 2026, LeBron James, April 2026 and handicap indexes, October 2026; The Big Lead, November 12, 2026; Villages-News, June 23, 2026; Famous Birthdays on Robby Berger and Joey Cold Cuts. Subscriber and view counts read from YouTube, November 13, 2026.
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