We’ve been following the YouTube Golf Power Rankings for the past few weeks and now we’re starting to see some real movement. More rounds, more competitive matches and a better sense of who is trending in the right direction.
Here’s the latest update with some notable moves from Sean Walsh, Brad Dalke, Gaz Beadle and Fat Perez. The data comes from the handicap tracker which monitors scores from golf videos on YouTube and calculates handicaps based on those rounds.
Sean Walsh
A 6-under round on the Good Good Pros channel signaled something bigger than just a strong day.
Sean Walsh looked comfortable, in control and a lot more like the version of himself that once stood near the top of the YouTube handicap rankings. Playing alongside Brad Dalke and Ryder Cup player Ben Griffin at the Tesoro Club, the performance stood out not just for the score, but for how repeatable it looked.
This round pushed Walsh back into the conversation.
Brad Dalke
Brad Dalke has been one of the most consistent performers in this stretch and volume of play matters here.
Five videos in two weeks, four under par rounds and a statement performance against Ryan Ruffels where he posted 7-under to take a 2–0 lead in their match.
What stands out is how little discount there was from round to round. Dalke is not resting on a low number.
Gaz Beadle
After a long winter in the UK, Gaz Beadle is back in earnest.
His first recorded round of 2026 had him 3-under going into the final hole before a late blunder sent him back to a 1-under finish. His game is trending in the right direction.
Good luck Perez
Fat Perez continues to be one of the most fun players to watch and this round backed him up with a performance.
Facing off against NBA player D’Angelo Russell, Perez stayed steady on even ground while converting plenty of long mid-range shots. It wasn’t a low-by-the-numbers round, but it was controlled and efficient.
Even rounds in competitive matches tend to move the handicap steadily, especially when coupled with consistent placement. Perez is moving closer to the positive side of the leaderboard and this round is another step in that direction.
