Compared to a young Tiger Woods and known as ‘the little boy’ or ‘the toddler’ among Chinese golf circles, Yanhan Zhou is undoubtedly a future star of the game. And that’s if he isn’t already considered one.
Born in April 2008, Zhou is midway through his 17th trip around the sun. Yet, he has already won 10 times as a professional and doesn’t appear to be stopping any time soon.
His most recent victory arrived via a playoff in the China Tour’s Chengdu Open on Sunday.
The teenager matched Bo Jin’s 21-under total as both birdied the final hole at Luxehills International Country Club to sign for closing 65s (-7).
周彦含“The Toddler”成就史无前例十冠王🏆🔟1,642,589.88元总奖金也刷新中巡纪录!#chinatour pic.twitter.com/j3idbvEyZZNovember 23, 2025
But the younger of the two triumphed in extra holes to claim the trophy, 200 points and 170,000 Yen – equivalent to just over $1,000.
In terms of the season’s points race on the China Tour, Zhou has 1514.09 – almost three times as many as his closest rival.
Such an enormous gap has been opened up by six wins on the season, helped by a scoring average of 67.84 so far, with his penultimate victory arriving three weeks ago.
That was Zhou’s ninth pro success and took him around the world’s top 300. Now, according to Nosferatu on X, the 17-year-old is expected to rise to roughly 270th – better than the likes of nine-time PGA Tour winner Brandt Snedeker (276th), LIV Golf’s Lucas Herbert (280th) and three-time PGA Tour winner Cameron Champ (292nd).
Surprise, surprise!!17yo Yanhan Zhou with yet another win in China!WIN NO.🔟 @ 17‼️ Running out of superlatives here. Moves to a new career best #OWGR, somewhere around #270.This is an old pic but can’t wait to see him showing ALL his fingers and hold a trophy as well..😂 pic.twitter.com/8deFXnrML9November 23, 2025
But, speaking to the DP World Tour back in April – prior to the Hainan Open – Zhou admitted he has grand plans in terms of his own career. He said: “My dream is to be top of the world.”
While he might not be able to rival Scottie Scheffler just yet, Zhou’s…
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