The latest YouTube Golf Power rankings are in and there has been a lot of movement over the past two weeks. Timmy Jordan made the biggest jump, while Peter Finch and Cole Lantz climbed seven places.
The Handicap Tracker monitors scores from YouTube golf videos and calculates an in-camera handicap for each player.
Here is the current top 10.
- Bryson DeChambeau (+9.5)
- Jason Day (+8.7)
- Ian Poulter (+8.0)
- Brad Dalke (+7.5)
- Nick Voke (+7.3)
- Ryan Ruffels (+6.9)
- Pavan Sagoo (+6.8)
- Sean Walsh (+6.7)
- Chance Taylor (+6.4)
- James Nicholas (+6.2)
Timmy Jordan
Jordan made the biggest jump of the period, climbing eight spots to a +1.5 handicap.
He started with a 3-under round at Jameson Golf Links Portmarnock in Ireland, producing a 3.9-under differential. He followed that with a round draw at County Louth which added to 2.1 under.
Both shifts helped Jordan make his biggest move of the update.
Cole Lantz
Lantz shot 3 under at Falconhead Golf Club, producing a 5.5-under differential.
The performance moved her up seven positions and improved her handicap to +2.4. Lantz also recorded one of the largest single video handicap cuts of the period.
Peter Finch
Finch had several times contributing to a seven-point jump.
He shot 3 under twice at Fairmont St Andrews’ Torrance Course with both rounds producing adjusted differentials of 4.8 under. He also shot 1-over at Toscana Country Club which added to 1.2 under.
Despite a tougher round at Dooks Golf Links, Finch improved his handicap to +3.4.
Heel
Taco went 3-under through nine holes at Strawberry Farms Golf Club, producing a 5.1-under differential.
A more difficult round at Ananti Club followed, but the first performance helped him gain five places. Taco is now at +3.8.
Luke Toomey
A 1-under round doesn’t always tell the whole story, especially on a difficult course.
Toomey shot 1 under at French Lick Resort’s Pete Dye Course, resulting in an adjusted differential of 7.1 under. It was one of the best performances for courses of this update.
Harry
Harry gained two positions despite a difficult round at Heron Country Club.
He shot 14-over, producing an adjusted 10.9 differential. The move up the rankings was enough to move Harry up two places, although his handicap remains at 12.8.
Mariano Di Vaio
Di Vaio didn’t post a new video score during this period, but he still gained two places as the rankings changed around him.
His handicap remains at +3.1.
Mathias Johansson
Johansson shot 1 under at the National Lakes Course, producing a 4.5-under differential.
That performance helped him climb two positions and improve his handicap to +5.4.
Garrett Clark
Clark put together an impressive round against Fat Perez at Payne’s Valley.
He was 6 under through 15 holes, producing an adjusted 4.2-under differential. Clark gained two points and moved to +4.1.
Hoyzie
Hoyzie’s quest to break 90 continued with two tough rounds.
He was 11-over through eight holes at John O’Gaunt and 15-over through 17 holes at Centurion Club. He never produced a significant improvement to his handicap, but still gained a position as the rankings changed.
Hoyzie now stands at 25.2.
The Greatest Handicap Impact (single video)
Harry had the biggest single video handicap cut of this update.
He shot 86 (+14) during The Tee’d Off Summer Major with W2S, reducing his handicap by 2.1 shots.
Cole Lantz was next, cutting 0.7 off his handicap after shooting 69 (3 under) in his attempt to break 65.
What have you noticed from YouTube golf in the last two weeks?
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