Most Head-to-Head Wins in YouTube Golf

Wesley Bryan leads YouTube Golf in Most H2H Wins at 38, among creators with a minimum of 5 rounds tracked (9-hole rounds count as half). That's 1 ahead of Sean Walsh in second place.

Rank	Creator	Most H2H Wins	Win %	Shared Rounds
1	Wesley Bryan	38	67.4%	66
2	Sean Walsh	37	67.2%	58
3	Brad Dalke	31	60.7%	56
4	Fat Perez	30	83.3%	36
5	George Bryan	28	59.3%	54
6	Luke Kwon	24	54.3%	47
7	Tooms	21	65.2%	33
8	Grant Horvat	20	40.9%	55
9	Taco Golf	19	56.6%	38
10	Ryan Ruffels	19	64.1%	32
11	Sam Heung Min	18	39.8%	49
12	Garrett Clark	15	41.9%	37
13	Micah Morris	14	67.4%	23
14	Joey Cold Cuts	10	32.3%	31
15	Matt Scharff	9	34.6%	26
16	Frankie Borrelli	9	73.1%	13
17	Nick Voke	9	69.2%	13
18	Dimchae	8	30.6%	36
19	Bobby Fairways	6	19.4%	31
20	Chance Taylor	5	78.6%	7
21	Evan Thompson	5	50.0%	10
22	Riggs	5	42.3%	13
23	Ben Hadden	4	40.9%	11
24	Peter Finch	3	18.8%	16
25	Stephen Castaneda	3	21.4%	21

Min. 5 RE (18 holes = 1; 9 holes = 0.5) · Min. 5 shared stroke-play rounds

The raw win count behind H2H Win %, unweighted by how many matchups a creator has actually had — a genuinely different ranking, since this one rewards volume of appearances as much as winning percentage. A creator who's been in dozens of group videos can lead this leaderboard with a modest win rate simply by racking up more total wins than someone with a higher percentage but far fewer matchups played. That makes it the right leaderboard for "who has beaten the most people the most times," and the wrong one for "who's the most dominant head-to-head" — H2H Win % answers that question instead. Same qualifying-round definition as Win % (pure Stroke Play, minimum 5 shared rounds across all opponents combined), and the same caveat that this entirely depends on who a creator happens to share videos with.

Full leaderboard methodology →

• H2H Win %
• Lowest Handicap
• Scoring Average
• Avg Score Differential
• Sub-70 Rounds
• Sub-Par Round %