Internet Invitational Final Round Premieres on the Bob Does Sports YouTube Channel

The final round of the second-annual Internet Invitational premieres at 1 p.m. ET on the Bob Does Sports YouTube channel.

The event is a team golf tournament for YouTube creators. It comes from Barstool Sports and Bob Does Sports, and it is built around people who already make their living filming themselves on the internet.

Dave Portnoy created the Internet Invitational and put up the money for it, The Hollywood Reporter reported. Robby Berger, the "Bob" of Bob Does Sports, described the event as a full 50-50 partnership with Portnoy, meaning the two share it equally.

The 2026 tournament started online on Oct. 26 with 64 golfers. Episodes then came out on Mondays and Thursdays. The first five episodes of six were released across 17 days, and together they drew 40 million views, according to the same report.

That 40 million is the figure to hold onto for now. It is a combined total for those early episodes, not a count for any single video.

The final round was filmed in August in Missouri. The people who worked on it signed non-disclosure agreements, which are contracts that stop them from sharing details before release. That is why the outcome has been kept under wraps until the premiere.

For viewers, the practical step is simple. Go to the Bob Does Sports channel on YouTube and look for the final round, which goes live at 1 p.m. ET.

For the creators who played, it marks the end of a run that started with a tee-off in late October and has now stretched across weeks of releases. Each episode had to be finished, cut and posted on schedule. The final round is the last piece of that work to reach the audience.