Kevin Hart has built one of the most successful careers in modern entertainment, becoming a global star through stand-up comedy, film, and television. His best-known comedy specials include Laugh at My Pain, Let Me Explain, What Now?, and Zero F**ks Given, which helped establish him as one of his generation’s most popular comedians.
On the big screen, Hart has starred in blockbuster franchises and hit comedies such as Jumanji, Ride Along, Central Intelligence, Think Like a Man, and The Secret Life of Pets.
His television work includes the BET parody series Real Husbands of Hollywood and the action-comedy series Die Hart, further demonstrating his versatility as a performer and producer.
Hart is also entering a new lane: the golf course, including starting his own Golf YouTube Channel, Kevin Hart Golfs, and starting a new golf clothing collection with sportswear brand Fabletics, where he's been a partner and ambassador for several years now.
In an exclusive interview with ClutchPoints, Hart discussed his new Fabletics golf collection and the inspiration behind its design. He also revealed whether he or LeBron James is the better golfer, reacted to James joining the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency this summer, compared the Sixers to the defending champion New York Knicks, and weighed in on the never-ending Michael Jordan-LeBron GOAT debate.
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Kevin Hart Fabletics Golf Collection
Hart is bringing his signature combination of confidence, energy, and humor to the golf course through his latest collection with Fabletics. The actor and comedian has developed a successful partnership with the activewear brand, and the new golf line represents another expansion of that relationship.
Designed to combine performance with everyday style, the collection includes pieces golfers can wear both on and away from the course. Hart explained what inspired the collection, how involved he was in its creation and what separates it from traditional golf apparel.
“I've been a partner, ambassador for Fabletics for years now, so I love things to be true to me, my lifestyle, my heart, my energy,” Hart told ClutchPoints at the release event in New York City. “So golf, of course, has a lot to do with it now, so why not do something in the spirit of where I am? ”
For Hart, the collection is also an opportunity to make golf fashion feel more accessible. Rather than designing exclusively for experienced players, Hart and Fabletics created apparel that can appeal to everyone from serious golfers to fans who simply enjoy the sport’s style and culture.
From the press release: Designed to be worn on and off the course, the Kevin Hart x Fabletics collection offers polished, versatile styles for the modern golfer and anyone seeking an elevated everyday look. It also marks the debut of Hart’s new signature logo, available exclusively at Fabletics and featured throughout the brand’s “Get Your Hart-On” campaign.
In conjunction with the release, Hart stars in a new digital short along with his wife Eniko Hart and his longtime business partner Ron “Boss” Everline. In the hilarious video, Hart and Everline are getting ready to play golf but Hart keeps saying he is ready to get his “Hart On”, in reference to his new logo as part of his Fabletics Golf collection.
More info on the collection can be found here.
Better Golfer: Kevin Hart or LeBron James?
Kevin Hart and LeBron James have shared plenty of memorable moments over the years, but their friendly competition now extends beyond entertainment and basketball. Both stars have spent time working on their golf games, opening the door to an important question: Who is currently the better golfer?
Taking his humor to the fairways, Kevin Hart recently launched his YouTube golf channel, Kevin Hart Golfs, to document his hilarious, unfiltered quest to break 100 alongside celebrity guests, while LeBron James simultaneously expanded his digital footprint into the sport by debuting golf content featuring high-profile scramble matches with his championship teammates on his official YouTube channel.James possesses a considerable advantage in size, strength, and overall athleticism, but those traits do not automatically produce a lower scorecard. Golf requires patience, consistency, and touch, qualities capable of neutralizing even the most imposing physical mismatch.
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When asked to compare their games, Hart did not hesitate to evaluate how he would fare against the NBA superstar on the course.
So Kevin… whose better?
“Right now, me. LeBron sucks! (laughing) Well, we all suck right now. So it's actually having a conversation of who's at the bottom of the basement more. But I think, the idea of who's going to get good first is where we're having the most fun. So, you know, we're both competitive. It's exciting, you know, we golf together a lot, and it's all competitive trash talk right now. That's all it is.”
Whether Hart and James eventually settle the debate over 18 holes remains to be seen. Given their personalities and history together, a round featuring the two longtime friends would likely include as much trash talk and comedy as actual golf.
LeBron to 76ers Reaction
James’ decision to join the 76ers instantly transformed an already talented roster into one of the favorites to win the Eastern Conference. Adding James’ championship experience, leadership, and playmaking ability gives Philadelphia another opportunity to pursue the championship that has eluded the franchise for more than four decades.
For Hart, a Philadelphia native and one of the city’s most recognizable sports fans, seeing James choose the Sixers was particularly meaningful. Hart shared his initial reaction to the blockbuster signing and explained what the arrival of one of basketball’s greatest players means for both the franchise and the city.
Article Continues Below“Love it. Best thing that Philadelphia's done in a long time, you know? Like, I don't want to jinx it, I don't want to talk about it too much. I'm glad he's there. We have a lot of great pieces to the puzzle within the 76ers, so it's all about getting the job done now.”
James may no longer overwhelm opponents solely with the athleticism that defined his prime, but his intelligence, versatility, and ability to elevate his teammates still make him one of basketball’s most influential players. His arrival also brings enormous expectations to Philadelphia, where anything short of a championship for a roster with superstars James, SG Jaylen Brown, PG Tyrese Maxey, and C Joel Embiid will be viewed as a disappointment.
Get your popcorn ready, the 2026-27 NBA season should be a wild ride.
Beasts in the East: Knicks or Sixers?
The road to the NBA Finals in the Eastern Conference could run through two longtime rivals: the Philadelphia 76ers and New York Knicks. The Knicks enter the season as defending champions, while the new-look Sixers have emerged as one of their greatest challengers following the addition of James.
New York has continuity, depth, and the confidence that comes with winning a championship, led by a core including 2026 NBA Finals MVP Jalen Brunson and big man Karl Anthony Towns. Philadelphia counters with elite talent, considerable experience, and a refreshed sense of belief created by James’ arrival. With both teams expected to compete for the conference crown, the rivalry could become one of the defining storylines of the NBA season.
Hart was asked which team deserves to be considered the favorite in the East and, unsurprisingly, the Philadelphia native stood behind his hometown squad.
“Sixers. Sixers. Sixers!”
Although the talent in Philadelphia is undeniable, health (especially to big man Joel Embiid) and chemistry (adding two stars in James and Brown and the inevitable adjustment of playing with LeBron) could ultimately determine whether the Sixers reach their considerable ceiling. The Knicks, meanwhile, have already demonstrated that their roster can withstand the pressure and physical demands of a lengthy postseason run.
For Hart, the debate involves more than simply comparing two rosters. Philadelphia and New York share one of the strongest city rivalries in sports, and a postseason meeting between the Sixers and Knicks would give both fan bases an opportunity to claim basketball supremacy in the East.
GOAT Debate: LeBron or MJ?
Few sports arguments generate stronger reactions than the debate over the greatest basketball player of all time. Michael Jordan’s six championships with the Chicago Bulls, scoring dominance, and global cultural impact have made him the standard for generations. James’ unprecedented longevity, versatility, and statistical résumé have given his supporters an equally compelling case.
James joining Hart’s hometown team adds another layer to the discussion. Hart has also known James for years, but those connections did not necessarily make his answer automatic. When asked to choose between Jordan and James, Hart explained which legend receives his vote and what ultimately separates his selection.
“No such thing. You can't compare the two,” Hart explained. “Two completely different levels of greatness, and both share an unbelievable place in the conversation. So the conversation of who's greater is never going to be a conversation that you can answer. They both are.”
The debate is unlikely to produce a universal answer. Jordan and James dominated different eras, encountered different styles of competition, and constructed their legacies in distinctly different ways. Jordan reached unmatched heights during his championship runs (two three-peats, 6-0 in the NBA Finals with six NBA Finals MVPs), while James has sustained an extraordinary level of production across more than two decades (including eight straight NBA Finals appearances and coming back from a 3-1 deficit in the Finals versus the 73-9 Golden State Warriors to end the 52-year Cleveland sports title drought)
Every definitive opinion adds something new to the discussion, especially when it comes from someone as outspoken, entertaining, and closely connected to the NBA as Hart.
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