Most Eagles Per Round in YouTube Golf

Bryson DeChambeau leads YouTube Golf in Eagles Per Round at 0.76, among creators with a minimum of 5 rounds tracked (9-hole rounds count as half). That's 0.31 ahead of Evan Thompson in second place.

Rank	Creator	Eagles Per Round	Rounds	Total (Eagle+)
1	Bryson DeChambeau	0.76	10.5 rounds	8
2	Evan Thompson	0.45	11 rounds	5
3	Nick Voke	0.44	9 rounds	4
4	Micah Morris	0.43	11.5 rounds	5
5	Sean Walsh	0.42	43 rounds	18
6	George Bryan	0.35	21 rounds	7
7	Marika Batibasaga	0.33	6 rounds	2
8	Chance Taylor	0.32	15.5 rounds	5
9	Wesley Bryan	0.30	23.5 rounds	7
10	Ryan Ruffels	0.30	13.5 rounds	4
11	Brad Dalke	0.30	33.5 rounds	10
12	Taco Golf	0.27	8 rounds	2
13	Luke Kwon	0.26	15.5 rounds	4
14	Grant Horvat	0.23	26 rounds	6
15	Sam Heung Min	0.22	13.5 rounds	3
16	Garrett Clark	0.21	24 rounds	5
17	Tooms	0.18	11 rounds	2
18	Matt Scharff	0.14	7 rounds	1
19	Kyle Berkshire	0.14	8 rounds	1
20	Peter Finch	0.11	19 rounds	2
21	Rick Shiels	0.09	11 rounds	1
22	Joey Cold Cuts	0.06	16 rounds	1
23	Dimchae	0.00	7 rounds	0
24	Stephen Castaneda	0.00	5 rounds	0
25	Ben Hadden	0.00	5.5 rounds	0

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

Eagles, albatrosses, and holes-in-one combined, divided by Round Equivalents (REs) the same way Birdies Per Round is — a 9-hole round contributes half as much to the denominator as an 18-hole one, so the rate stays comparable across creators who've played different mixes of round lengths. Eagles are rare enough site-wide that this leaderboard can shift meaningfully after a single big round, which is exactly why the site-wide 5.0-RE qualifier matters here more than almost anywhere else — without it, a creator with two tracked rounds and one lucky eagle would sit at the top. Even with the qualifier, small samples still move this number a lot more than something like Birdie-or-Better %, so treat a big gap at the top of this particular leaderboard as somewhat noisier than the others. For genuinely one-off feats rather than rates, see the Records Book's Most Eagles in a Round.

Full leaderboard methodology →

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