Fewest Doubles+ Per Round in YouTube Golf

Evan Thompson leads YouTube Golf in Doubles+ Per Round at 0.18, among creators with a minimum of 5 rounds tracked (9-hole rounds count as half). That's 0.01 ahead of Bryson DeChambeau in second place.

Rank	Creator	Doubles+ Per Round	Rounds	Bogey Avoidance
1	Evan Thompson	0.18	11 rounds	19.7%
2	Bryson DeChambeau	0.19	10.5 rounds	8.5%
3	Nick Voke	0.22	9 rounds	13.6%
4	Chance Taylor	0.26	15.5 rounds	9.7%
5	Ryan Ruffels	0.30	13.5 rounds	9.9%
6	Sean Walsh	0.33	43 rounds	14.3%
7	Josh Kelley	0.36	5.5 rounds	33.3%
8	Garrett Clark	0.46	24 rounds	18.3%
9	Brad Dalke	0.51	33.5 rounds	16.7%
10	Wesley Bryan	0.55	23.5 rounds	18.7%
11	Tooms	0.55	11 rounds	19.2%
12	Peter Finch	0.58	19 rounds	24.3%
13	Marika Batibasaga	0.67	6 rounds	13.9%
14	Grant Horvat	0.73	26 rounds	26.9%
15	Micah Morris	0.78	11.5 rounds	20.3%
16	Roger Steele	0.80	7.5 rounds	24.4%
17	George Bryan	0.85	21 rounds	24.2%
18	Sam Heung Min	0.89	13.5 rounds	36.2%
19	Ben Hadden	0.91	5.5 rounds	25.3%
20	Fat Perez	0.91	16.5 rounds	30.0%
21	Taco Golf	0.93	8 rounds	26.7%
22	Ben Kruper	1.00	6 rounds	37.0%
23	Kyle Berkshire	1.00	8 rounds	23.8%
24	Dimchae	1.14	7 rounds	28.6%
25	Luke Kwon	1.16	15.5 rounds	24.4%

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

Another lower-is-better leaderboard: the count of double-bogey-or-worse holes a creator has made, divided by Round Equivalents (REs), so a 9-hole round only contributes half as much opportunity for a blow-up as a full 18. This is the "damage limitation" complement to Bogey Avoidance — where that leaderboard tracks the softer mistake of a single bogey, this one isolates the bigger meltdowns that actually wreck a scorecard, which tends to matter more for total score than birdie rate does. A creator near the top of this leaderboard isn't necessarily the lowest scorer overall (see Scoring Average or Avg Score Differential for that) — they're specifically the one who avoids disaster holes most consistently, which is its own recognizable skill in golf even at the amateur level these creators mostly play.

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• Birdies Per Round
• Birdie-or-Better %
• Eagles Per Round
• Par-or-Better %
• Bogey Avoidance