Most Sub-70 Rounds in YouTube Golf

Sean Walsh leads YouTube Golf in Sub-70 Rounds at 22, among creators with a minimum of 5 rounds tracked (9-hole rounds count as half). That's 8 ahead of Brad Dalke in second place.

Rank	Creator	Sub-70 Rounds	Rounds (18H)	Scoring Avg
1	Sean Walsh	22	41	69.2
2	Brad Dalke	14	29	68.7
3	Garrett Clark	9	24	70.6
4	Bryson DeChambeau	8	9	65.9
5	Ryan Ruffels	6	11	68.7
6	Chance Taylor	6	7	65.4
7	Wesley Bryan	5	19	71.3
8	Peter Finch	4	19	72.8
9	Marika Batibasaga	4	5	68.2
10	Kyle Berkshire	3	8	72.1
11	Nick Voke	3	5	69.8
12	George Bryan	2	17	73.8
13	Grant Horvat	2	23	74.0
14	Matt Scharff	2	7	74.4
15	Evan Thompson	2	9	71.6
16	Micah Morris	2	9	71.2
17	Roger Steele	2	7	74.1
18	Tooms	1	6	73.0
19	Luke Kwon	1	9	75.4
20	Stephen Castaneda	1	5	75.6
21	Ben Hadden	1	5	74.2
22	Rick Shiels	1	11	74.3
23	Dimchae	0	2	76.0
24	Taco Golf	0	2	76.0
25	Sam Heung Min	0	6	76.8

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

A raw count of complete 18-hole rounds a creator has broken 70 on — no averaging, no course adjustment, just how many times it's happened. Breaking 70 is a recognizable, widely understood benchmark even to viewers who don't follow handicaps closely, which is why this is tracked as a count rather than a rate like most of the other leaderboards here. That's also its honest limitation: this one rewards volume as much as quality. A creator with forty tracked rounds has far more chances to break 70 than one with eight, even if the second creator's scoring is just as good or better on a per-round basis — for a rate-based version of the same idea, see Sub-Par Round % or Scoring Average. Think of this leaderboard as "who has the most sub-70 rounds on tape," not "who is most likely to shoot one" — those are genuinely different questions, and this only answers the first.

Full leaderboard methodology →

• Lowest Handicap
• Scoring Average
• Avg Score Differential
• Sub-Par Round %