Tiger Woods' tribute to Notah Begay offers a Daily Mail Sport catch-up

A recorded message for the Payne Stewart Award recipient remains the most active of the channel's highlighted older uploads.

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Daily Mail Sport posted nothing new, but its older sports coverage brought in about 138,000 views over the week. Subscribers held steady at 110,000, while daily viewing is running above the channel's usual pace.

The most active of its highlighted older uploads centers on Tiger Woods' recorded tribute to fellow golfer Notah Begay III as Begay received the Payne Stewart Award. The message aired on Golf Channel. Although the upload's headline emphasizes reactions to Woods' appearance, the occasion behind it is a golfer recognizing another golfer's contribution to the sport.

Elsewhere on the catch-up shelf are a report about Kate Koval leaving LSU's women's basketball program and an upload announcing Jonathan Kuminga's move to Minnesota. Both are drawing much smaller daily audiences than the Woods item.

Among similarly sized sports channels, No Huddle Shorts had a particularly busy week, while BarDown's daily viewing is below its usual level. Daily Mail Sport's own week was an upload break, not a viewing standstill.

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The numbers

Here is how Daily Mail Sport's views and subscribers moved over the week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels

No Huddle Shorts

10,192,332

BarDown

855,764

CourtLife Media

510,769

Mina Kimes - ESPN

327,224

Fanatics

306,247

We Need To Talk

271,414

RSHighlights

201,792

Daily Mail Sport

137,540

Complex Bets

82,634

subscribers

110,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

170,713,422

views per day

26,045

typical day: 20,534

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

BarDown

128,000

Mina Kimes - ESPN

125,000

RSHighlights

125,000

No Huddle Shorts

116,000

CourtLife Media

112,000

Daily Mail Sport

110,000

We Need To Talk

110,000

Fanatics

108,000

Complex Bets

101,000

As of October 15, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.