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Kevin Roy Has Some Confidence Heading to Southern California
Kevin Roy played well last week at the Sony Open. The American golfer finished T-13 and carries some confidence heading into The American Express. Course rotation did not bother him last year as he finished T-18 at the event. The 2023 event saw him miss the cut but he simply did not convert enough birdie […]
Chris WasselMin Woo Lee Poised to Make Bigger Impact in 2026
Min Woo Lee broke through with a victory in Texas last season. The Australian golfer finished the year well with three Top 12 results in his final four events. With how volatile the PGA Tour can be, Lee is trying to become more consistent. At 27, he is still young but there is one tell-tale […]
Chris WasselMax Homa Needs a Better Start for 2026
Max Homa fell off in a big way in 2025. The American golfer has won on the PGA Tour six times. However, 2025 saw just five Top 25 results and a slew of missed cuts from February into April. Five consecutive events featured opening rounds that were brutal (the 81 at the Arnold Palmer included). […]
Chris WasselTony Finau Trying to Reverse Disturbing Trend
Tony Finau is now facing what a steady player fears the most. The American golfer is now 36 and only had one Top 10 result in 2025. He dropped to 94th in the World Rankings and 83rd during the Fall Swing. The struggles continued in Hawaii last week as he missed the cut at the […]
Chris WasselCam Davis Aims for More Accuracy at American Express
Cam Davis could not overcome the tee shots last week in Hawaii. The Australian golfer compounded his problems by losing 1.23 strokes to putting. That results in a two-day stay at the Sony Open. Davis is totally feast or famine in Southern California. He finished 18th in 2025 and 3rd in 2022. However, Davis missed […]
Chris WasselEric Cole Tries to Rebound at The American Express
Eric Cole had one of those short weeks in Hawaii. The American golfer was erratic off the tee and with the putter last week. As a result, he missed the cut while losing more than two strokes combined from putting and driving. His distance and accuracy were off as he was 12 and 9% off […]
Chris WasselBrian Campbell Desperate to Bounce Back from Hawaii
Brian Campbell did not enjoy the trade winds in Hawaii. The American golfer missed the cut at the Sony Open. His second round 67 was much better but it was not enough to undo the damage of an opening 74. Even with fewer birdies being yielded at Waialae, Campbell just could not crack through and […]
Chris WasselDaniel Berger Looking to Roll Again at American Express
Daniel Berger took advantage of a somewhat stacked field at the Sony Open to finish inside the top 10. The American golfer finished tied for sixth, but his putting was not quite the difference-maker as expected. Berger drove the ball 7% better than average, and he gained more strokes on approach (0.97) than putting (0.88). […]
Chris WasselGary Woodland Could Prosper at the Sony Open
Gary Woodland always seems to produce positive numbers. The American golfer only had one Top 10 result in 2025 but was T-16 at last year's Sony Open. He did have three straight Top 25 finishes to start off 2025. One of the big reasons was his ability to hit off the tee. Overall, he ranked […]
Chris WasselKeith Mitchell Unlikely to Contend at Sony Open
Keith Mitchell often lingers around contending at events like the Sony Open. However, the American golfer finished 30th in 2025. The worst thing probably was the time off after the Grant Thornton Invitational. Mitchell had fired eight straight rounds in the 60's and his form was solid. Now, he has to start all over again […]
Chris WasselRobert MacIntyre Looking for a Good Performance at the Sony Open
Robert MacIntyre came close several times to winning in 2025. The golfer from Scotland finished inside the Top 10 six times on the PGA Tour. He did win over in Europe at the Alfred Dunhill in October. However, he only finished T-7 at The Open. That one stung MacIntyre who felt he was better that […]
Chris WasselMichael Kim Hopes to Start Sony Open Better This Week
Michael Kim did not win on the PGA Tour in 2025. The American golfer did have four Top 10 results. Kim did end up tied for second at the WM Phoenix Classic. It was one of two events where the golfer shot all four rounds in the 60's in 2025. VidantaWorld in Mexico was the […]
Chris WasselTom Hoge Tries to Erase Poor 2025 Second Half in Hawaii
Tom Hoge had three top-10 results in the first half of 2025. The American golfer had a chance to win the Valero Texas Open until a 76 dropped him to a T5. It was his most balanced performance of 2025. Again, his second half was littered with misfortune. He missed all three cuts in July […]
Chris WasselBrian Harman Seeks Fresh Start in Hawaii
Brian Harman did not get off to the best start in 2025. The American golfer started with a 75-74 at The Sentry. Thankfully, that event was canceled for this season. Harman ended up at the Valero in April and made 20 of 24 cuts in 2025. At the Sony Open, he was around the top […]
Chris WasselEric Cole Looks to Last Year for Success at Sony Open
Eric Cole finished inside the top 10 four times in 2025. The American golfer was on a bit of a roller coaster, however. Cole finished fifth at last season's Sony Open. His 1.27 strokes gained to putting was probably his best effort until the spring. Waialae was a course where Cole felt comfortable. His approach […]
Chris WasselDaniel Berger Starts Off 2026 at Sony Open
Daniel Berger is just one player in a stacked field at this year's Sony Open. The American golfer had two Top 10 results in 2025. This was led by overall strokes gained ranked 44th on tour. Berger's one weakness has always been putting. He was 135th last year and 163rd in strokes gained to putting […]
Chris WasselMin Woo Lee Breaks Through to Win in Texas This Year
Min Woo Lee had won internationally but never on the PGA Tour. The Australian golfer changed that in 2025 by winning the Texas Children's Houston Open. He played in 19 events on the PGA Tour and had two Top 10 results. He carded an impressive 260 (-20) in his victory as Lee shot all four […]
Chris WasselAlex Noren Wins Twice on European Tour This Year
Alex Noren played a little in Europe and a little over on the PGA Tour in 2025. The Swedish golfer split time between the two tours and finished in the Top 10 twice in 11 events on the PGA side. Over in Europe, he won twice. He took home the Betfred British Masters and then […]
Chris WasselWyndham Clark has Up-and-Down 2025 Golf Season
Wyndham Clark is a former US Open winner from 2023. The American golfer had a 2025 that one could say was like a roller coaster. He was up and down then ended up with a couple of Top 10 results in the second half. His best effort was a T-4 at The Open Championship. An […]
Chris WasselCorey Conners Comes Close to Winning Again in Very Good 2025
Corey Conners will not say this but 2025 was quite a good year. The Canadian golfer ended up inside the Top 10 seven times and Top 25 12 times. He did everything but win a tournament. In March, he finished no worse than a T-8 in three events. Conners missed the cut at the Sony […]
Chris WasselJustin Rose Turns Back the Clock in 2025
Justin Rose turned 45 in 2025 but his play returned to the days of his prime. The golfer from England won a playoff at the FedEx St. Jude Championship in August. He fired a final round 63 at the Genesis Scottish Open to finish inside the Top 10. He had five Top 10 results in […]
Chris WasselHarris English Enjoys Solid Finish at Hero World Challenge
Harris English was not at his best, but he finished inside the top 10 at the Hero World Challenge last week. The American golfer enjoyed quite a 2025 campaign, winning once and finishing inside the top 10 four times. He was pretty solid across most metrics but finished 18th in strokes gained to putting (0.418). […]
Chris WasselHarry Higgs Teetering for PGA Tour Card in 2026
Harry Higgs finished outside the top 100 during the FedEx Cup season and is now outside the top 125 for the fall (132nd). The American golfer lost in a playoff at Myrtle Beach earlier this year and figured to be safe for 2026. Higgs has missed a lot of cuts (12 times in 27 events). […]
Chris WasselNico Echavarria has the Potential to Contend at the RSM Classic
Nico Echavarria lost a Sony Open playoff to Nick Taylor in January. The golfer from Colombia has enjoyed several flashes of golfing brilliance in 2025. Echavarria has played a little more consistent this Fall. Bermuda went okay as he struggled to stay inside the Top 50. However, the previous two events saw Echavarria in and […]
Chris WasselSam Stevens Finishing Out Year in Georgia
Sam Stevens overall has not had a bad 2025 at all. The American golfer almost won the 3M Open in July coming one spot short. He finished second way back in January at the Farmers Insurance Open as well. The Fall has been a little inconsistent but three events is a small sample size. Stevens […]
Chris WasselSeamus Power Playing Better at the Right Time
Seamus Power had his two best performances of the season in the previous two events. The golfer from Ireland was inside the Top 10 until the final round in Bermuda. Power settled for a T-11 after a 73. After subpar results in Utah and the Sanderson Farms, Power rededicated his game and began to make […]
Chris WasselBeau Hossler's Roller Coaster Comes to Saint Simons Island
Beau Hossler competes in The RSM Classic this week. The American golfer has literally been up and down over the past half dozen tournaments. Bermuda showed the down side as Hossler stumbled out to a 77, recovered with a 69, but missed the cut. Hossler should be safe to keep his PGA Tour card for […]
Chris WasselThe Time is Now for Quade Cummins in Georgia
Quade Cummins needs an excellent result at The RSM Classic. The American golfer has not benefitted much from some lighter fields than usual this Fall. Cummins has not finished inside the Top 50 in five FedEx Fall events. Fortunately, Sea Island has two courses which are shorter as Cummins is average when it comes to […]
Chris WasselAustin Cook Needs a Win at the RSM Classic
Austin Cook was trying to play his way on to the PGA Tour in 2026 again. The American golfer in nine events made the cut just three times. His world ranking is in the 600's while his PGA Fall ranking is now around 200. His one Top 25 result was way back in March in […]
Chris WasselCameron Champ on the PGA Tour Card Bubble
Cameron Champ lost his PGA Tour card in 2025 and his 2025 results have not offered much hope for full status in 2026. The American golfer has played 15 events and missed seven cuts. That includes three during the Fall. In Bermuda, Champ lost 4.8 strokes to the average and most of that was due […]
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