Best Bounce-Back Percentage in YouTube Golf

Ryan Ruffels leads YouTube Golf in Bounce-Back % at 100%, among creators with a minimum of 5 rounds tracked (9-hole rounds count as half). That's 10% ahead of Evan Thompson in second place.

Rank	Creator	Bounce-Back %	Rounds	Doubles+/Rd
1	Ryan Ruffels	100%	13.5 rounds	0.30
2	Evan Thompson	90%	11 rounds	0.18
3	Nick Voke	90%	9 rounds	0.22
4	Sean Walsh	85%	43 rounds	0.33
5	Bryson DeChambeau	85%	10.5 rounds	0.19
6	Wesley Bryan	83%	23.5 rounds	0.55
7	Stephen Castaneda	83%	5 rounds	2.60
8	Chance Taylor	83%	15.5 rounds	0.26
9	Marika Batibasaga	83%	6 rounds	0.67
10	Dimchae	82%	7 rounds	1.14
11	Tooms	82%	11 rounds	0.55
12	Rick Shiels	81%	11 rounds	1.27
13	Brad Dalke	80%	33.5 rounds	0.51
14	Peter Finch	78%	19 rounds	0.58
15	Garrett Clark	78%	24 rounds	0.46
16	Ben Hadden	77%	5.5 rounds	0.91
17	Micah Morris	77%	11.5 rounds	0.78
18	Taco Golf	76%	8 rounds	0.93
19	Grant Horvat	75%	26 rounds	0.73
20	George Bryan	72%	21 rounds	0.85
21	Luke Kwon	70%	15.5 rounds	1.16
22	Kyle Berkshire	70%	8 rounds	1.00
23	Roger Steele	68%	7.5 rounds	0.80
24	Matt Scharff	63%	7 rounds	1.57
25	Fat Perez	63%	16.5 rounds	0.91

Min. 5 RE (18 holes = 1; 9 holes = 0.5)

Of every hole a creator played immediately after a bogey-or-worse, the percentage where they responded with a par or better on the very next hole — a direct measure of mental reset rather than raw scoring quality. Two creators with identical overall scoring averages can have very different bounce-back rates: one might string bad holes together while the other consistently steadies the ship, and this is the only leaderboard on the site built specifically to surface that difference. "Chances" only count consecutive holes (hole 9 into hole 10 doesn't count as a bounce-back opportunity even though both are in the same round, and a hole missing from the scorecard breaks the chain), so this only ever draws from rounds with genuinely complete, in-order hole-by-hole data — it's the most data-quality-sensitive stat on the site, and a creator with fewer fully-scored rounds will simply have fewer bounce-back chances counted, not a worse rate.

Full leaderboard methodology →

• Most Consistent
• Back-9 Player
• Lowest Handicap
• Scoring Average
• Avg Score Differential
• Sub-70 Rounds