Absolutely exhausting this week if Jon Rahm isn’t on your board.
I’m exhausted.
This is a brutal field to handicap and a brutal field to pick a winner. I’ve sorted some angles for play this week but I’m guessing this is gonna be the week for RAHMIKAWA.
Time to play defense or head a different direction? Mother Nature is my selection this week!
2022 One and Done
Thanks for reading!
The purpose of this column is to free my mind and have some fun all while trying to find some winners.
From a transparency standpoint, most of my recent years are listed below so you can check how I’ve performed.
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Sometimes we gotta look back before we look forward so I’ll post my thoughts from last week before breaking down the field this week.
Last Time – Arnold Palmer Invitational
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Another week with the winner in tow plus two of the three guys who finished second!
Add T5, T9 and T11 and WHY IS IT ALWAYS BETTER THAN MY PICK???
Looks like I got WARM BLANKETS and SPICY mixed up haha!
Golf, bloody hell!
THE CHOICE: Rory McIlroy – T13
It started so well with a First Round Leader at +1600…
It ended with 76-76 on the weekend for T13.
He told us after his round on Friday that this place would turn into a parking lot on the weekend and he was right. The Ulsterman also hinted that this might not be the best mental test of golf (paraphrasing) leading into a $20 million week at THE PLAYERS.
Last year he closed 76 at Bay Hill (T10 after opening with 66) before posting 79 in the first round at TPC Sawgrass on his way to MC.
It’s information. Do with it what you want!
It’s a bummer to not have premium guys fire but such is life in OAD.
Warm Blankets: The guys who should. Safe selections that will help maintain leads. Opinions on why or why not for this event or save for later.
Marc Leishman: Speaking of comfortable, the Aussie is exactly that in Orlando. He’s No. 2 on the money list all time and is making start No. 13. I’d point out his 78-78 weekend for T68 was, er, something.
Matt Fitzpatrick: He was on point, in form and ready to pop before a WD (illness) at Riviera set him back. T12 is the worst paycheck in his last four starts worldwide and he’s cashed in the top 10 in his last three visits here. Ah, hindsight! So clear! So 20-20 of you! Sure he doesn’t make any birdies (right, Chadders?) but he doesn’t make many bogeys either. Hitting the most (T1) fairways never hurts when the rough is gnarly and the dance floors are glass. T9
Keith Mitchell: Guys that are hot are impossible to ignore and he easily qualifies. Superb tee to green and on Bermuda all the boxes are checked this week. T61 as 72 in Round 1 was the best of the bunch. 19 bogeys! Wow!
Jon Rahm: Every week until he’s not. Here’s my angle: I get to use him once. I better get it right. Last year I picked him for the wrong US Open. This year I played him at his spiritual home of Torrey Pines. I don’t have to make this choice again but YOU do! I’d play him on tracks he’s flourished (Memorial stands out after last year) or tracks NOBODY has seen (Wilmington Country Club) to enjoy the advantage. Sat 2-under thru 36 (T13) and T17 after 74-74 weekend! First trip saw him finish 3rd GIR and T72 putting. Not terribly surprising.
Spicy: This might be a week for sending out an “unknown” and saving a start. You just might get lucky. Or MC.
Viktor Hovland: I know, I know, I know, DOWN HERE ?!?!?!?!?! Yes, down here. 3 tries. 3 T40-somethings. Putting on Bermuda matters. So does chipping on over-seeded Bermuda. I want a better match. 36 hole leader by two had a chance to force a playoff on the 72nd hole. Not much more you could ask for with his previous track record! Outstanding talent T2.
Scottie Scheffler: Played 2020 (T15) and didn’t play last year? Was the purse too big? Field not deep enough? Weird. WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER. Played the weekend 4-under and 5-under was the winning score. Lights out.
Billy Horschel: Hasn’t put together four rounds yet but he’s perilously close to doing just that. His grass, his home state and no pressure of a home game next week in Ponte Vedra Beach. Shared the 54 hole lead and claimed T2 to continue his hot run of form. Still had a chance for a playoff with a birdie at the last.
Justin Rose: Sat T7 after 54 holes last year but had to WD. Former Orlando resident has had plenty experience here as he’s making start No. 17. Quietly went about his business with T6 at Torrey Pines, another course that requires solid ball-striking. MC 74-75.
Will Zalatoris: Average winner here needs about five previous tries. He’s on his second. T38. Good news? 68 to open and 70 on a very difficult Saturday. Other news? 77 Friday and 79 Sunday. Went from 1-under to 6-over in the final round.
3 AM at the Blackjack Table: Caution is thrown to the wind. Maybe not the best for this format but what the hell, right? Might throw these in if you’re in need of a miracle.
Keegan Bradley – T11, Chris Kirk – T5, Lanto Griffin – T52, Ian Poulter – T42, Sam Ryder – T61,
Spotter’s Game 2022
| 2022 Events | Golfer | Place | Total $$ |
| Sentry Tournament of Champions | Marc Leishman | T10 | 188,000 |
| Sony Open in Hawaii | Keith Mitchell | T7 | 227,812 |
| The American Express | Seamus Power | T14 | 119,700 |
| Farmers Insurance Open | Jon Rahm | T3 | 445,200 |
| AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am | Maverick McNealy | T33 | 43,548 |
| WM Phoenix Open | Hideki Matsuyama | T8 | 248,050 |
| The Genesis Invitational | Patrick Cantlay | T33 | 64,000 |
| The Honda Classic | Sungjae Im | MC | 0 |
| Arnold Palmer Invitational | Rory McIlroy | T13 | 228,000 |
| Total Events: 9 | Top 10: 4 | MC: 1 | $1,564,310 |
This Week – THE PLAYERS Championship
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The biggest purse at $20 million.
The biggest winner’s check at $3.6 million.
EASILY the most difficult field to handicap outside of The Open Championship.
The winners in OAD this week will essentially win TWO events in this cash accumulation format.
Picking winners ain’t easy and with 46 of the top 50 in the OWGR playing, the task at hand is nothing short of proper this week.
The baddest of the bad know this week is a big deal and have prepared for it as such. It’s just not a regular TORU event.
Angles this week include:
Field is deep and the purse is OUTRAGEOUS.
Course suits everyone.
Pete Dye is a evil genius.
I can’t argue with any of that.
I will point out the last two MARCH winners picked up wins No. 14 and No. 15, respectively, on TOUR.
They both hit it a mile and have no fear of the biggest stages in the world.
I don’t think that’s a bad place to start this week.
The days of the off the radar player at this event might have gone by the wayside. There are too many great youngsters and too many established studs.
Add some weather/storms/rain to the mix and this makes the choices EASIER for me.
Now, will they be the RIGHT choices?
Stay tuned!
THE CHOICE: Daniel Berger
Whew.
That was difficult.
I saw what I needed to see before, during and after the final round at The Honda Classic. The result from that Sunday afternoon isn’t going to linger and if anything it’s going to light the fire this week.
Previous winners here have rolled in with form in their corner and he’s checked that box. He’s been racking up top 10s with nine from his last 20 starts since his win at AT&T Pebble Beach last year.
The Florida native won’t have any trouble handling Bermuda, wet or dry, and won’t mind a bit of wind. His T8 last summer at The Open Championship isn’t driving me away either.
He won’t be a popular pick this week and that’s just fine with me. Not very often does the consensus run away with the proceedings on Sunday!
Contrarian angle: Berger has won at TPC Southwind twice and was T5 there last year. Those of you not playing him this week should bookmark him for future use. Don’t worry, I’ll remind you!
Warm Blankets: The guys who should. Safe selections that will help maintain leads. Opinions on why or why not for this event or save for later.
Jon Rahm: The last No. 1 player in the world to win this event was Jason Day in 2016. The Spaniard is in an incredible place as a new dad and has another on the way. His last two finishes here are his best two, T9 2021 and T12 in 2019 and he’s never MC. Nobody hits it better tee to green.
Rory McIlroy: Jupiter resident finally has found solace in TPC Sawgrass after cracking the code in 2019. Like most returning champions he bombed out in 2021 but that’s old news this week. Plenty of signs of life this winter pointing in the right direction and he won’t be worried about a wet track stretching longer. Only six guys have won this twice. Ever. Tiger Woods is the only one to do it this century. McIlroy’s not afraid of the deep end of the pool.
Hideki Matsuyama: I’ve highlighted his recent excellence in PGATOUR Pick ‘Em so you can read all about it there. All five of his paydays in seven attempts are T23 or better. Already has won twice this year and once on Bermuda at Waialae.
Collin Morikawa: Just too good tee to green and the pedigree is off the charts. It took him exactly ZERO previous efforts to knock off his first PGA Championship and Open Championship. I think he needed one WGC event before winning on Bermuda at The Concession last year. He’s live just about every week but I’m leaning more experience on this track. You do you.
Spicy: This might be a week for sending out an “unknown” and saving a start. You just might get lucky. Or MC.
Justin Thomas: OMG WHAT ARE YO DOING WITH HIM DOWN HERE??? Now that I have your attention…
The last winner to hit the top 10 in defense was Adam Scott (T5) in 2005. The last winner to hit the top 50 in defense was Webb Simpson (T16) in 2019. Nobody has defended. Nobody has gone close. The field is too deep. There are too many moving parts.
Dustin Johnson: One top 10 here in 12 starts and fresh off his bachelor party. His record in suboptimal weather is very interesting but recent form is certainly not.
Scottie Scheffler: Only Tiger Woods this century has won the week before THE PLAYERS. Tall cotton. Like Hovland, Morikawa and the Young Guns, not many reps here at this level/intensity.
Brooks Koepka: Quietly lurking in the weeds as all the drama swirls around. He’s been remarkably quiet through most of this. The tougher the conditions and setup, the more locked in he usually will be. Another Florida Man with a bounty of big wins could be a bother to others this week. Many gamers will allow him to play himself into shape for the majors but this will be my first watermark.
Shane Lowry: If The Open Championship angle is in play this weekend haha I’ll argue he’s suited for it. One bad tee shot in a deluge at The Honda Classic cost him a shot a playoff but that came out of nowhere. Lovely contrarian play for my money this week.
3 AM at the Blackjack Table: Caution is thrown to the wind. Maybe not the best for this format but what the hell, right? Might throw these in if you’re in need of a miracle.
Adam Scott, Sergio Garcia, Si Woo Kim, Abraham Ancer, Chris Kirk, Keegan Bradley, Beau Hossler
History Channeled:
Final Silly Season Totals:
| 2021-2022 Events | Golfer | Place | Total $$ |
| Fortinet Championship | Kevin Na | MC | 0 |
| Sanderson Farms Championship | Will Zalatoris | T14 | 127,750 |
| Shriners Children’s Open | Cameron Tringale | T56 | 15,820 |
| CJ CUP @ SUMMIT | Viktor Hovland | T18 | 116,331 |
| ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP | Hideki Matsuyama | WIN | 1,791,000 |
| Bermuda Championship | Russell Knox | T12 | 129,025 |
| Mayakoba Championship | Abraham Ancer | T7 | 218,700 |
| Hewlett Packard Houston Open | Scottie Scheffler | T2 | 667,500 |
| The RSM Classic | Russell Henley | T40 | 27,000 |
| Total Events: 9 | Top 10: 3 | MC: 1 | $3,093,126 |
2020-2021
| 2020-2021 Events | Golfer | Place | Total $$ |
| Safeway Open | Brendan Steele | T29 | 41,391 |
| 120th United States Open | Jon Rahm | T23 | 101,797 |
| Corales Punta Cana | Pat Perez | T21 | 39,000 |
| Sanderson Farms | Doc Redman | T28 | 46,200 |
| Shriners Hospitals for Children | Patrick Cantlay | T8 | 190,750 |
| CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK | Matthew Wolff | 73rd | 16,575 |
| ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP | Tyrrell Hatton | T28 | 50,137 |
| Bermuda Championship | Will Zalatoris | T16 | 61,000 |
| Vivint Houston Open | Tony Finau | T24 | 58,450 |
| 84th Masters Tournament | Justin Thomas | 4th | 552,000 |
| The RSM Classic | Russell Henley | T30 | 39,552 |
| Mayakoba Golf Classic | Abraham Ancer | T12 | 147,600 |
| Sentry TOC | Cameron Smith | T24 | 63,200 |
| Sony Open in Hawaii | Daniel Berger | T7 | 200,475 |
| The American Express | Scottie Scheffler | MC | 0 |
| Farmers Insurance Open | Marc Leishman | T18 | 80,761 |
| Waste Management WMPO | Hideki Matsuyama | T42 | 23,852 |
| AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am | Jason Day | T7 | 228,930 |
| The Genesis Invitational | Adam Scott | T38 | 40,455 |
| WGC- Championship (Concession) | Xander Schauffele | T39 | 55,000 |
| Puerto Rico Open | Emiliano Grillo | T11 | 72,750 |
| Arnold Palmer Invitational | Rory McIlroy | T10 | 195,300 |
| THE PLAYERS Championship | Tommy Fleetwood | MC | 0 |
| The Honda Classic | Joaquin Niemann | T25 | 54,950 |
| WGC- Dell Technologies Match Play | Jason Kokrak | T42 | 47,571 |
| Corales Puntacana | Thomas Pieters | T13 | 55,350 |
| Valero Texas Open | Charley Hoffman | 2nd | 839,300 |
| 85th Masters Tournament | Jordan Spieth | T3 | 667,000 |
| RBC Heritage | Kevin Kisner | MC | 0 |
| Valspar Championship | Patrick Reed | MC | 0 |
| Wells Fargo Championship | Corey Conners | T43 | 25,069 |
| AT&T Byron Nelson | Ryan Palmer | T47 | 20,958 |
| PGA Championship | Viktor Hovland | T30 | 59,750 |
| Charles Schwab Challenge | Brian Harman | T8 | 198,875 |
| Memorial Tournament | Collin Morikawa | P2 | 1,013,700 |
| Palmetto Championship | Matt Fitzpatrick | T10 | 177,025 |
| 121st United States Open | Brooks Koepka | T4 | 498,176 |
| Travelers Championship | Paul Casey | T36 | 30,743 |
| Rocket Mortgage Classic | Sungjae Im | T8 | 211,875 |
| John Deere Classic | Zach Johnson | T34 | 30,955 |
| The Open Championship | Louis Oosthuizen | T3 | 682,500 |
| Barbasol Championship | Charl Schwartzel | T26 | 26,075 |
| 3M Open | Robert MacIntyre | MC | 0 |
| Barracuda Championship | Ryan Armour | MC | 0 |
| WGC – FESJI | Dustin Johnson | T10 | 220,000 |
| Wyndham Championship | Webb Simpson | T7 | 201,666 |
| THE NORTHERN TRUST | Harris English | T31 | 48,925 |
| BMW Championship | Bryson DeChambeau | P2 | 1,026,000 |
| Total Events: 50 | Top 10: 16 | MC: 6 | $8,441,638 |
2019-2020
| Event | Golfer | Place | $$ |
| The Greenbrier | Scottie Scheffler | T7 | 235,625 |
| Sanderson Farms | Sungjae Im | P2 | 719,400 |
| Safeway Open | Byeong-Hun An | MC | 0 |
| Shriners Hospitals for Children | Scott Piercy | MC | 0 |
| Houston Open | Henrik Stenson | MC | 0 |
| CJ CUP AT NINE BRIDGES | Marc Leishman | T43 | 31,785 |
| ZOZO Championship | Hideki Matsuyama | 2nd | 1,053,000 |
| WGC-HSBC Champions | Xander Schauffele | 2nd | 1,095,000 |
| Bermuda Championship | Denny McCarthy | T15 | 51,750 |
| OHL Mayakoba Classic | Russell Knox | T33 | 36,810 |
| The RSM Classic | Harris English | MC | 0 |
| Sentry TOC | Rickie Fowler | T5 | 285,000 |
| Sony Open | Charles Howell III | T12 | 116,500 |
| The American Express | Phil Mickelson | MC | 0 |
| Farmers Insurance Open | Tony Finau | T6 | 253,125 |
| Waste Management Phoenix | Bubba Watson | T3 | 386,900 |
| AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am | Brandt Snedeker | MC | 0 |
| Genesis Invitational | Justin Thomas | MC | 0 |
| Puerto Rico Open | Viktor Hovland | WIN | 540,000 |
| WGC-Mexico Championship | Dustin Johnson | T48 | 45,500 |
| The Honda Classic | Daniel Berger | T4 | 280,000 |
| Arnold Palmer Invitational | Tommy Fleetwood | MC | 0 |
| THE PLAYERS Championship | Abandoned | No Result | 0 |
| Charles Schwab Challenge | Jordan Spieth | T10 | 181,875 |
| RBC Heritage | Patrick Reed | MC | 0 |
| Travelers Championship | Bryson DeChambeau | T6 | 233,470 |
| Rocket Mortgage Classic | Tyrrell Hatton | T4 | 300,000 |
| Workday Charity Open | Justin Rose | MC | 0 |
| Memorial | Patrick Cantlay | T32 | 51,925 |
| 3M Open | Will Gordon | MC | 0 |
| WGC-FESJ Invitational | Brooks Koepka | T2 | 695,000 |
| Barracuda | Brendan Steele | T53 | 8,277 |
| PGA Championship | Jon Rahm | T13 | 192,207 |
| Wyndham Championship | Webb Simpson | T3 | 312,400 |
| THE NORTHERN TRUST | Jason Day | MC | 0 |
| BMW Championship | Collin Morikawa | T20 | 106780 |
| Total Events: 36 | Top 10: 14 | MC: 11 | 0 |
2018-19
My contributions for the major championships and PLAYERS selection were worse than bad so to still break the $10 million mark with those awful results was encouraging.
Another valuable lesson learned is that the Playoffs are for the big boys. Now, WHICH big boys make this more and more difficult and that’s why it’s enjoyable and maddening all at the same time. Only McIlroy and Woods have won the FedExCup twice so start there.
| Event | Golfer | Place | $$ |
| Safeway Open | Brendan Steele | T53 | 14,610 |
| CIMB Classic | Ryan Moore | T66 | 12,740 |
| CJ CUP @ 9 BRIDGES | Gary Woodland | 2nd | 1,026,000 |
| WGC-HSBC Champions | Ian Poulter | 21st | 93,500 |
| Sanderson Farms | Cameron Davis | MC | 0 |
| Shriners | Aaron Wise | T15 | 101,675 |
| Mayakoba Golf Classic | Charles Howell III | MC | 0 |
| The RSM Classic | J.J. Spaun | MC | 0 |
| Sentry TOC | Jon Rahm | T8 | 191,000 |
| Sony Open | Marc Leishman | T3 | 307,200 |
| 60th Desert Classic | Andrew Putnam | T34 | 29,975 |
| Farmers Insurance | Patrick Cantlay | MC | 0 |
| WMPO | Hideki Matsuyama | T15 | 113,600 |
| AT&T Pebble Beach | Jason Day | T4 | 334,400 |
| Genesis Open | Justin Thomas | 2nd | 799,200 |
| WGC-Mexico Champ | Xander Schauffele | T14 | 128,000 |
| Puerto Rico Open | Graeme McDowell | T42 | 10,500 |
| The Honda Classic | Adam Scott | MC | 0 |
| Arnold Palmer Invitational | Rickie Fowler | T40 | 35,490 |
| THE PLAYERS Championship | Sergio Garcia | T22 | 125,000 |
| Valspar Championship | Patrick Reed | MC | 0 |
| Corales Punta Cana | Trey Mullinax | T61 | 6,450 |
| WGC-Match Play | Paul Casey | T9 | 167,000 |
| Valero Texas Open | Billy Horschel | MC | 0 |
| Masters | Rory McIlroy | T21 | 107,956 |
| RBC Heritage | Matt Kuchar | 2nd | 745,200 |
| Zurich Classic | Ryan Palmer | WIN | 1,051,200 |
| Wells Fargo Championship | Phil Mickelson | MC | 0 |
| AT&T Byron Nelson | Keith Mitchell | T59 | 17,301 |
| PGA Championship | Brooks Koepka | WIN | 1,980,000 |
| Charles Schwab Challenge | Jordan Spieth | T8 | 197,100 |
| Memorial | Tony Finau | MC | 0 |
| RBC Canadian Open | Jim Furyk | T27 | 55,100 |
| U.S. Open | Tiger Woods | T21 | 117,598 |
| Travelers Championship | Bubba Watson | T54 | 16,560 |
| Rocket Mortgage Classic | Sungjae Im | T21 | 68,528 |
| 3M Open | Bryson DeChambeau | T2 | 563,200 |
| John Deere Classic | Collin Morikawa | T4 | 264,000 |
| The Open Championship | Rafa Cabrera Bello | MC | 0 |
| Barbasol Championship | Denny McCarthy | T11 | 77,000 |
| WGC-FESJI | Dustin Johnson | T20 | 113,500 |
| Barracuda Championship | Martin Laird | T7 | 105,437 |
| Wyndham Championship | Webb Simpson | 2nd | 669,600 |
| THE NORTHERN TRUST | Tommy Fleetwood | T43 | 27,565 |
| BMW Championship | Brandt Snedeker | T5 | 351,500 |
| Total Events: 45 | Top 10s: 14 | MC: 10 | $0 |
2017-18 Thermometer: FINAL
| Event | Golfer | Place | $$ |
| Safeway Open | Tony Finau | 2nd | 669,600 |
| CIMB Classic | Paul Casey | T7 | 218,166 |
| CJ CUP @ 9 BRIDGES | Keegan Bradley | T47 | 23,759 |
| WGC-HSBC Champions | Hideki Matsuyama | T50 | 51,875 |
| Sanderson Farms | Chesson Hadley | T2 | 464,400 |
| Shriners | Patrick Cantlay | WIN | 1,224,000 |
| OHL Classic | Kevin Chappell | MC | 0 |
| The RSM Classic | Charles Howell III | MC | 0 |
| Sentry TOC | Kevin Kisner | T17 | 99,333 |
| Sony Open | Brian Harman | T4 | 256,266 |
| CareerBuilder Challenge | Jason Dufner | T36 | 27,189 |
| Farmers Insurance | Jon Rahm | T29 | 43,872 |
| WMPO | Alex Noren | T21 | 80,040 |
| AT&T Pebble Beach | Phil Mickelson | T2 | 488,400 |
| Genesis Open | Dustin Johnson | T16 | 111,600 |
| Honda Classic | Graeme McDowell | MC | 0 |
| WGC-Mexico | Tommy Fleetwood | T14 | 126,500 |
| Valspar Championship | Ryan Moore | MC | 0 |
| Arnold Palmer | Tyrell Hatton | T69 | 18,067 |
| WGC-Match Play | Patrick Reed | T9 | 163,000 |
| Corales Puntacana | Patrick Rodgers | T22 | 27,850 |
| Houston Open | Luke List | T24 | 54,162 |
| Masters | Jordan Spieth | 3rd | 748,000 |
| RBC Heritage | Cameron Smith | T32 | 35,510 |
| Valero Texas Open | Billy Horschel | T11 | 136,400 |
| Zurich Classic | Bud Cauley | MC | 0 |
| Wells Fargo Championship | Bryson DeChambeau | 4th | 369,600 |
| THE PLAYERS | Francesco Molinari | MC | 0 |
| Ft. Worth Invitational | Adam Scott | T52 | 16,472 |
| AT&T Byron Nelson | Jimmy Walker | T6 | 257,950 |
| Memorial | Tiger Woods | T23 | 76,985 |
| FESJC | Henrik Stenson | T26 | 50,820 |
| US Open | Justin Rose | T10 | 270,151 |
| FESJC | Xander Schauffele | MC | 0 |
| Quicken Loans National | Kyle Stanley | T32 | 36,841 |
| A Military Tribute | Bubba Watson | T13 | 121,632 |
| John Deere Classic | Zach Johnson | T16 | 81,366 |
| British Open | Rory McIlroy | T2 | 694,250 |
| RBC Canadian Open | Charley Hoffman | T29 | 37,743 |
| Barracuda | Martin Laird | T15 | 51,000 |
| WGC-Bridgestone Invite | Rickie Fowler | T17 | 104,250 |
| PGA Championship | Brooks Koepka | WIN | 1,980,000 |
| Wyndham | Brandt Snedeker | WIN | 1,080,000 |
| THE NORTHERN TRUST | Jason Day | T20 | 101,160 |
| Dell Technologies | Marc Leishman | T21 | 100,800 |
| BMW Championship | Gary Woodland | T12 | 189,000 |
| TOUR Championship | Justin Thomas | T7 | 279,900 |
| Total Events: 47 | Top 10s: 15 | MC: 7 | $10,967,909 |
2016-17 Season total: $6,533,509 45 events
- Wins: 1
- Seconds: 1
- Thirds: 1
- Top 10s: 12
- Top 25s: 20
- MCs (10): Grayson Murray (Safeway Open); Patton Kizzire (SFC); Jamie Lovemark (CB Challenge); Jimmy Walker (FIO); Charl Schwartzel (Genesis); Russell Knox (Honda); Henrik Stenson (API); Thomas Pieters (Zurich); Kevin Kisner (WFC).
2015-16 Season total: $5,978,929; 47 events
- Wins: 2 (Matsuyama, Hoffman)
- Seconds: 0
- Thirds: 1
- Top 10s: 9
- Top 25s: 18
- MC: 8 (Mickelson, FIO; Oosthuizen, SHO; Chappell, Colonial; Casey, Memorial; Woodland, FESJC; Hearn, RBC Canadian; McGirt, Wyndham; Justin Thomas, DBC)
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