Most Course Records Held in YouTube Golf

The number of courses where a creator currently holds the best tracked score of anyone on the site.

Sean Walsh leads YouTube Golf in Course Records Held at 22, among creators with a minimum of 5 rounds tracked (9-hole rounds count as half). That's 6 ahead of Brad Dalke in second place.

Rank Creator Course Records Held Rounds Courses
1
Sean Walsh
Sean Walsh
22 43 rounds 42
2
Brad Dalke
Brad Dalke
16 33.5 rounds 32
3
Peter Finch
Peter Finch
11 19 rounds 19
4
Garrett Clark
Garrett Clark
11 24 rounds 18
5
Fat Perez
Fat Perez
11 16.5 rounds 17
6
Rick Shiels
Rick Shiels
10 11 rounds 11
7
Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson DeChambeau
8 10.5 rounds 12
8
Chance Taylor
Chance Taylor
6 15.5 rounds 13
9
Evan Thompson
Evan Thompson
6 11 rounds 12
10
Trent Ryan
Trent Ryan
6 12 rounds 11
11
George Bryan
George Bryan
5 21 rounds 22
12
Grant Horvat
Grant Horvat
5 26 rounds 23
13
Roger Steele
Roger Steele
5 7.5 rounds 8
14
Wesley Bryan
Wesley Bryan
4 23.5 rounds 23
15
Luke Kwon
Luke Kwon
4 15.5 rounds 22
16
Kyle Berkshire
Kyle Berkshire
4 8 rounds 5
17
Bobby Fairways
Bobby Fairways
4 28.5 rounds 22
18
Tooms
Tooms
3 11 rounds 16
19
Ryan Ruffels
Ryan Ruffels
3 13.5 rounds 12
20
Nick Voke
Nick Voke
3 9 rounds 12
21
Micah Morris
Micah Morris
2 11.5 rounds 11
22
Josh Kelley
Josh Kelley
2 5.5 rounds 6
23
Taco Golf
Taco Golf
1 8 rounds 14
24
Matt Scharff
Matt Scharff
1 7 rounds 6
25
Ben Hadden
Ben Hadden
1 5.5 rounds 4

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

How This Is Calculated

The number of courses where a creator currently holds the best tracked score of anyone on this site — reusing the same course-record data shown on each individual course page, so this leaderboard and those pages can never disagree. A course record only counts once at least one other creator has also posted a score there; being the only person who's ever played a given course doesn't count as "holding the record" for it, since there's no real competition to have won. This naturally rewards creators who've played a lot of different courses (more courses played means more chances to hold a record somewhere), and it changes automatically whenever someone posts a new best score at a course a creator currently leads — this leaderboard, and the individual course pages, will always reflect whichever recompute is most current.

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