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George Bryan stats: golf handicap +4.8

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

George Bryan's golf handicap is +4.8, 13 of 118 golf YouTubers on the Handicap Tracker leaderboard. 91 rounds tracked, lowest round 57, average 71.8. Updated 29 October 2026.

George Bryan is a golfer and content creator from Aiken, South Carolina, and a co-founder of the Bryan Bros Golf YouTube channel. Alongside his brother Wesley, he co-owns Solina Golf Club, a testament to their shared vision of growing the game through innovative and inclusive experiences.

George Bryan's YouTube golf stats

  • Handicap: +4.8
  • Leaderboard position: 13 of 118 golf YouTubers
  • Country: United States
  • YouTube: Bryan Bros Golf
  • Subscribers: 971,000
  • Rounds tracked: 91, on 53 courses
  • Lowest round: 57 at Solina Golf Club (Forward Tee Championship | Pros Only)
  • Average score: 71.8

George Bryan's recent rounds

DateCourseScoreVideo
20 Oct 2026St Andrew's Golf Links - Old Course75 (+3)Can We Make Major Cut @ St Andrews?
19 Oct 2026St Andrew's Golf Links - Old Course70 (-2)The Major Cut @ St Andrews
8 Sept 2026Solina Golf Club72 (+1)I Challenged George Bryan to a 1v1!
17 Aug 2026Turnberry Golf Club - Ailsa75 (+4)The Major Roadtrip Finale!
10 Aug 2026Prestwick Golf Club71 (E)Our Greatest Rounds Happened at Once.
3 Aug 2026Royal Troon Golf Club - Old Course72 (+1)Major Roadtrip Ep.2 (Royal Troon)
27 Jul 2026Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club81 (+10)Our First Roadtrip Begins.
14 Jul 2026Royal Birkdale Golf Club74 (+4)Can We Make Major Cut @ The Open? (Royal Birkdale)
13 Jul 2026Royal Birkdale Golf Club73 (+3)The Major Cut @ Royal Birkdale (Open Edition)
1 Jul 2026Hesketh Golf Club68 (-3)The Open Qualifying for The 154th Open

How George Bryan'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.