Bryan Bros Golf is being sued over Your Golf Tour. A Colorado company alleges the YouTube duo broke nondisclosure agreements and used its confidential business plan to build the tour, GOLF.com reported Thursday.
The suit was filed by One Shot Ventures LLC, a company founded by Kevin Baum. It names Bryan Bros Golf, whose YouTube channel has nearly 1 million subscribers, and Provisions Group, a golf talent agency founded by Joe Gilliland. Gilliland is a college friend of the Bryan brothers.
“A business opportunity stolen,” the suit claims. According to the complaint, filed in U.S. District Court in Colorado, Wesley Bryan and Gilliland signed NDAs that “imposed a simple restriction: [they] could use OSV’s confidential information only for the contemplated business venture … not for themselves, not for competing ventures, and not to OSV’s detriment.”
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The complaint describes meetings between the parties starting in early 2024. Baum’s plan is outlined only in vague terms, but it refers to teams of creators, pros and celebrities competing in team and individual formats.
The filing quotes Wesley Bryan as “all in” on the opportunity. It also alleges Bryan estimated the company’s top content would earn “approximately $50,000 per video, per event, from YouTube advertising revenue alone.”
According to the suit, Bryan and Gilliland were supposed to lead recruitment of other creators. It alleges Bryan was scheduling meetings about “a potential opportunity involving the PGA Tour.” It also says Baum had secured initial capital and laid out an equity structure for all three parties.
The complaint says calls and emails continued through the fall of 2024. In early 2025, the Bryan Bros played in LIV Golf’s Duels events. One Shot Ventures claims its business information helped advance those events.
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Your Golf Tour launched in early 2026 as a four-event series. It has drawn tens of millions of views on YouTube.
YGT features the Bryan brothers alongside co-founder Grant Horvat, who is also represented by Gilliland. Brad Dalke, Garrett Clark and Roger Steele are also part of the tour. Four teams compete across four tournaments.
Team Wesley won $300,000 at the second stop. The finale at the Wynn Las Vegas carries a $1 million purse, and its date has not been announced.
One Shot Ventures says its reliance on Bryan and Gilliland, and “promises concerning their continued participation,” caused damages of an unspecified amount. The suit also claims Baum spent “countless hours and hundreds of thousands of dollars” on the venture.
Bryan Bros Golf and Provisions have not formally responded to the suit. Their representatives did not respond to requests for comment.
