Golf content creator Grant Horvat recently went up against American country singer Luke Combs on the golf course. He shared a post on X teasing the new collaboration and asked his followers if he should release the new video on his YouTube channel.In the clip Horvat shared, he captured Combs, who is worth $20 million per Celebrity Net Worth, taking a practice swing before shooting the ball into the air. He wrote in the caption,“Next video @lukecombs”Shortly after that, the golf influencer shared a picture of himself and the country music singer sitting in a golf cart. He then asked his followers to like the picture if they wanted him to drop the new video.Image via X/@GrantHorvatGolfDuring Horvat’s round with Luke Combs, the latter started the round at 30-under par and the former attempted to beat him at Old Hickory Country Club. Horvat finished at 1-over, while Combs finished at 5-under.Grant Horvat is one of the most popular golf content creators, with over 1.4 million subscribers on his YouTube channel and 976,000 Instagram followers. He has featured several popular stars in his YouTube videos, including golf pros such as Bryson DeChambeau, Tommy Fleetwood, Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and Justin Thomas.In one of his recent videos, Horvat played a round of golf with two-time major champion Collin Morikawa. He teamed up with the six-time PGA Tour winner and the duo attempted to break 50 on the course, scoring 52 at the end of the round.Grant Horvat speaks on declining invite to the 2025 Barracuda ChampionshipGrant Horvat received a sponsor's invite to play in the PGA Tour’s 2025 Barracuda Championship, which was held last month at Tahoe Mountain Club, Old Greenwood. He declined the invitation to play and shared a post on X explaining the reason behind his actions.In his tweet, Horvat explained that he wanted to film golf content for his YouTube channel at the $4 million tournament. However, as per the PGA Tour’s rules, he wasn't allowed to do so. He wrote,“...The rules and regulations around PGA Tour tournament play will not allow us to film. The only reason I was in the position to receive an invitation like this is because of YouTube and you all watching the videos, so if I’m going to play, we want to film it…”Image via X/@GrantHorvatGolfGrant Horvat further expressed hope that sometime in the future, he would be able to play in a PGA Tour event and be allowed to film it for his audience. He then thanked the Barracuda Championship's sponsors for extending an invite to him and for believing in YouTube golf.Although Horvat received heavy criticism for his actions, he stood by his decision to not compete in the tournament.