We’ve been tracking the YouTube Golf Power Rankings for several months now and the leaderboard continues to tighten as more competitive rounds are added to the Handicap Tracker database.
Here are the current top 10 players ranked by Handicap Tracker. The site monitors YouTube golf videos and calculates each player’s on-camera handicap.
- Bryson DeChambeau (+9.9)
- Jason Day (+8.7)
- Brad Dalke (+7.0)
- Nick Voke (+6.9)
- Pavan Sagoo (+6.8)
- James Nicholas (+6.6)
- Ryan Ruffels (+6.6)
- George Bryan (+6.1)
- Jean-Philippe Mehu (+6.1)
- Wesley Bryan (+6.1)
The race near the top remains incredibly close. Just one strong round can completely reshuffle the leaderboard, exactly what happened over the past two weeks.
Malosi Togisala
Togisala made the biggest jump on the leaderboard this period, climbing eight spots after another impressive showing in Australia.
Playing Sanctuary Cove’s Pines Course, one of the country’s highest-rated layouts, Togisala posted a 2-under round that further lowered his handicap to +1.4. The score was another example of the steady golf he’s played throughout the season.
His consistency continues to pay off as he keeps climbing the rankings.
Peter Finch
After wrapping up the opening YouTube Golf Tour event at FarmLinks Golf Club, Finch headed to Royal Birkdale and broke par with a 1-under round on one of the world’s premier links courses. Finch climbed seven spots and now sits at a +2.5 handicap.
Micah Morris
Morris continued one of the strongest stretches of his season.
He shot 4-under in the YouTube Golf Tour finale and then followed it with rounds of 1-under and 2-under in professional competition at Mickelson National.
Evan Thompson
Playing alongside the world’s No. 1 adaptive golfer at The Honors Course, Thompson shot 1-over on a layout rated 75.9 with a155 Slope. While the score may look ordinary at first glance, the course difficulty made it a valuable handicap round.
Thompson climbed five spots and now sits at +2.1.
Ryan Ruffels
Across six tracked rounds, Ruffels posted scores of 4-under, 3-under, 5-under, 3-under, 3-under and finished with another 4-under round during professional competition at Mickelson National.
Whether he’s filming YouTube matches or competing in professional events, Ruffels continues to produce elite-level scores. He climbed three spots and now sits tied for sixth at +6.6.
DoD King
Taking on Ben Kruper at SilverTip Golf Course, DoD King reached 1-under through eight holes before the format concluded. Even without a full round, the performance produced another strong adjusted differential.
Sean Walsh
Walsh’s resurgence continued during the YouTube Golf Tour finale at FarmLinks Golf Club.
A 5-under round on one of the toughest venues featured on the tracker reinforced the improvements he’s shown over the past several months.
Ben Kruper
Playing the same Battle for the Throne match at SilverTip Golf Course, Kruper opened with an even-par start through eight holes. Given the difficulty of the course, the adjusted differential was enough to produce another move up the rankings.
Kruper climbed two spots and now sits at +3.1.
Brad Dalke
Closing out the opening YouTube Golf Tour event at FarmLinks Golf Club, he fired a 10-under 62 on a course rated nearly 76 with a 142 Slope. It’s one of the lowest rounds recorded on the Handicap Tracker this season and another reminder why Dalke remains one of the best players in YouTube golf.
Biggest handicap impact (single video)
The biggest handicap impact from a single video belonged to Brad Dalke after his 10-under 62 during the YouTube Golf Tour finale at FarmLinks Golf Club. The round reduced his handicap by 0.8.
What did you notice from YouTube golf over the past two weeks?
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