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Malosi Togisala stats: golf handicap +1.0

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

Malosi Togisala's golf handicap is +1.0, T55 of 118 golf YouTubers on the Handicap Tracker leaderboard. 59 rounds tracked, lowest round 68, average 75.0. Updated 29 October 2026.

Malosi Togisala from Utah, USA, is a rising star in YouTube golf, known for his powerful long game and infectious energy. Mo played collegiate golf for Eastern Wyoming College before launching his YouTube channel. Recently, he wrapped up a series touring the Hidden Gem courses in his home state, showcasing his love for Utah golf while bringing his signature enthusiasm to each round. His talent and charisma make him a strong addition to the Good Good crew.

Malosi Togisala's YouTube golf stats

Malosi Togisala's recent rounds

DateCourseScoreVideo
5 Oct 2026Black Desert Resort78 (+6)I took a 20 Handicap to play a PGA Course...
16 Sept 2026Coral Canyon Golf Course77 (+5)The GoodGood Gaunlet challenge with High Schoolers
27 Aug 2026French Lick Resort - Pete Dye82 (+10)I Shot The Course Record
6 Aug 2026Coral Canyon Golf Course72 (E)I surprised my best friend with a new set of Callaway Irons (Crazy Match)
15 Jul 2026PGA Riviera Maya82 (+10)Can I beat a Korn Ferry Professional
8 Jul 2026Sanctuary Cove Golf - Pines70 (-2)I played Austrilia’s No. 1 Golf Course (Funny Video)
8 Jun 2026Old Greenwood Golf Course71 (-1)I Challenged Malosi to a $1,000 Match (Loser Gets Humiliated)
23 Dec 2025Coral Canyon77 (+5)The loser has a PERMANENT punishment for life!!!
30 Nov 2025McLemore Resort - The Keep77 (+5)Can I Beat Evan Thompson and Mo Using Only 5 Clubs?
22 Oct 2025Shangri-La Country Club - Legends / Champions80 (+8)The Greatest Round in Youtube Golf History.

How Malosi Togisala'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.