Hi @itamar27,
Are you referring to this one: Learn Go Programming - Golang Tutorial for Beginners - YouTube
Indeed it looks outdated as it shows pages from golang.org (while the Go team moved to go.dev with most of the content in the meantime). However, Go is a very stable language that even comes with a compatibility promise, so most of what you learn there should still apply today. Having said that, the Go toolchain is perhaps the part of the language that changed most - especially recently when Go Modules were introduced. Not sure if the video covers that (I did not go through the 6 hours of video to check that 
)
I used to point people to the Go Wiki as a starting point for learning resources, but just now I scrolled through the list again, only to find that many links point to rather old resources, which is probably not what you are looking for.
For a quick overview, gobyexample, that @s0xzwasd recommends, is certainly a good start. The Go team’s own Tour of Go is an alternative if you want to try out the code directly in the browser.
To get a feeling for Go through small projects, the Ardan Labs blog has some really nice Go projects, and my own blog at appliedgo.net is dedicated to that kind of Go stuff.