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Chris Forsyth stats: golf handicap +2.1

Chris Forsyth's golf stats from their YouTube videos: handicap, scoring average, best rounds and every course played, updated as new videos come out.

Chris Forsyth's golf handicap is +2.1, T43 of 118 golf YouTubers on the Handicap Tracker leaderboard. 12 rounds tracked, lowest round 65, average 71.5. Updated 29 October 2026.

Chris Forsyth, based in Bedfordshire, UK, is a PGA golf coach and founder of Forsyth Golf Performance. His coaching now specialises in swing mechanics, biomechanics, and on-course strategy. He coaches top content creators like Gaz Beadle, helping him eliminate major swing flaws, and works with a wide range of golfers, taking players from mid/high handicaps down to elite levels.

Chris Forsyth's YouTube golf stats

Chris Forsyth's recent rounds

DateCourseScoreVideo
13 Jul 2025Stockwood Park Golf Course68 (-1)Can A PGA Pro Break PUBLIC Course Record?
14 Apr 2025The Shire London71 (-1)How Good Is A Plus Handicap Golfer? | Every Shot Shown
24 Feb 2025The Shire London69 (-3)BREAK PAR OR I QUIT | Every Shot Shown
1 Dec 2024Bedfordshire Golf Club73 (+3)Will Gaz beat me in a SCRATCH MATCH?! Coach V Student
15 Sept 2024Luton Hoo Golf Club65 (-8)New COURSE RECORD?! This round is insane...
25 Aug 2024Berkshire Golf Club - Red71 (-1)I challenge Andy Carter to a scratch match at one of the best courses in the UK!
19 Aug 2024Harpenden Common Golf Club73 (+3)The FUNNIEST round of golf! I take on Tom Lockyer & Carlton Morris in a 1v1v1!
15 Jul 2024Centurion Club76 (+2)Break par at TOUR VENUE?! | Centurion Club | Back 9
25 Jun 2024Harpenden Common Golf Club71 (+1)GOLF IS TOUGH! Break par in testing conditions | Harpenden Common Golf Club
14 Apr 2024Luton Hoo Golf Club75 (+2)I take on a future Ryder Cup venue! Part 2 | Break Par | Chris Forsyth | Luton Hoo Golf Club

How Chris Forsyth's handicap stats are worked out

Handicap Tracker works out a handicap for every golf YouTuber from the rounds they play in their videos, using the World Handicap System method: the lowest score differentials from their latest 20 rounds, from the tees and course they played. A plus handicap (shown with a +) means better than scratch. The leaderboard updates as new videos come out.