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LeBron James Has Launched a YouTube Channel
The debut episode reunites the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers and will roll out monthly on Saturdays, with James calling golf a new challenge.
- On Saturday, August 15, 2026, NBA star LeBron James officially launched a YouTube golf channel, debuting with a 90-minute vlog featuring a 10-year reunion with his 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers championship teammates at Cabot Highlands Resort in Scotland.
- James, who recently joined the Philadelphia 76ers for his 24th NBA season, has documented his growing affinity for the sport, including installing a home simulator and starring in a commercial with PGA Tour professional Tom Kim.
- Featuring former teammates Richard Jefferson, Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Channing Frye, and Tristan Thompson, the debut episode includes a 3-on-3 scramble at Castle Stuart Links filled with trash talk and stories from their championship run.
- Audience interest proved immediate, as the new channel accumulated 172,000 subscribers on its first day and currently boasts nearly 240,000 followers, with new episodes releasing monthly on Saturdays.
- Beyond entertainment, James aims to open doors for inner-city youth to access country clubs and coaching, a goal he discussed at the CNBC x Boardroom Game Plan event.
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