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Peter Uihlein To Tee It Up At RSM Classic
11/13:Peter Uihlein will tee it up at this week’s RSM Classic, hoping to improve on a solid display at his last event. Uihlein notched a top-25 finish when he last teed it up at the Shriners, which was his best result of the new season. The American will be making his first appearance at the RSM Classic when he tees it up this week. Over his previous 24 rounds, Uihlein ranks 96th in this week’s field for strokes gained total.Source: PGA Tour
Joel Dahmen Struggles In Mexico
11/13:Joel Dahmen was unable to find his best form at last week’s Mayakoba Golf Classic. Dahmen came into the event struggling for form, and although shooting four rounds under par, his total of nine-under par was only good enough to give him a T41 finish. The American will look to claim his first top-25 finish of the season when he tees it up this week at the RSM Classic. In 2017, Dahmen finished T49 at the RSM Classic.Source: PGA Tour
Cameron Champ Bags Another Top-10 Finish
11/13:Cameron Champ produced another excellent display last week at the Mayakoba Golf Classic. Champ produced a scintillating round of 62 on the second day of play, and eventually finished T10 after ending the event on a total of 16-under par. Champ has now finished inside the top-30 in all four of the events he has entered this season on the PGA Tour. The American will look to extend his excellent run of form this week when he tees it up at the RSM Classic.Source: PGA Tour
Ryan Moore Misses The Cut in Mexico
11/13:Ryan Moore suffered a disappointing week in Mexico, where he missed the cut. Moore came into the event searching for form having failed to finish inside the top-30 in his previous three events, and his struggles continued as he was unable to break 70 over the opening two days play in Mexico. Moore will not be competing this week, after opting out of entering the RSM Classic. Moore currently sits 18th in the FedEx Cup standings.Source: PGA Tour
Abraham Ancer Plays Well At Mayakoba
11/13:Abraham Ancer produced another solid display last week at the Mayakoba Classic, finishing the event T21. Ancer began the week in terrific fashion, firing a round of 65, and finished the tournament on a total of 13-under par. The Mexican has now recorded six top-25 finishes in his last nine events on the PGA Tour. Ancer will not be in action this week, having decided to skip the RSM Classic. Ancer currently sits 96th in the world golf rankings.Source: PGA Tour
Aaron Wise Claims Top-20 Finish In Mexico
11/13:Aaron Wise enjoyed a productive week at the Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico. Wise began the week slowly but improved as the week went on. In round three, Wise shot a stunning round of 63 to vault himself up the leaderboard. Wise has now recorded four successive top-20 finishes on the PGA Tour. The American will not be in action this week, having decided against competing in the RSM Classic. Wise currently sits 52nd in the world golf rankings.Source: PGA Tour
Jhonnatan Vegas Finishes T38 At Mayakoba
11/13:Jhonnatan Vegas enjoyed a low-key week at the Mayakoba Classic, as he battled his way to a T38 finish. Vegas had been searching for his first top-20 finish on the PGA Tour since August, but a disappointing weekend where he could only manage to shoot one round under par cost him dearly. Vegas will not be in action this week, having decided to skip the RSM Classic. The Venezuelan currently sits 106th in the world golf rankings.Source: PGA Tour
Charley Hoffman Misses The Cut In Mexico
11/13:Charley Hoffman missed the cut at last week’s Mayakoba Classic. The Californian failed to find his best form over the two days of action in Mexico, and it resulted in his first missed cut on the PGA Tour since August. Hoffman has decided not to tee it up at this week’s RSM Classic, which means the American was unable to claim a top-10 finish in the calendar year. Hoffman ended 2017 ranked 22nd in the world; however, a disappointing 2018 has seen him slip down to 50th in the rankings.Source: PGA Tour
Brian Harman Falters in Mexico
11/13:Brian Harman struggled once again at last week’s Mayakoba Classic. The American began his week well, shooting rounds of 66 and 68 over the opening two days. However, Harman lost his touch over the weekend, laboring to rounds of 76 and 74 to finish the event T68. Harman will now turn his attention to the RSM Classic. In 2017, Harman claimed a top-five finish at the RSM Classic, finishing the event on a total of 14-under par.Source: PGA Tour
Rickie Fowler Notches Top-20 Finish At Mayakoba
11/13:Rickie Fowler claimed his 10th top-20 finish in his last 11 starts on the PGA Tour at last week’s Mayakoba Golf Classic. The American shot four successive rounds in the 60’s at the Mexican event and finished the tournament on a total of 14-under par. Fowler’s decision not to tee it up this week at the RSM Classic means that 2018 is the first year since 2016 that the American failed to claim a win on the PGA Tour.Source: PGA Tour
Emiliano Grillo Posts 15th-Place Finish In Mexico
11/12:Emiliano Grillo shot a 15-under par at the Mayakoba Golf Classic, finishing in 15th place for the week. Grillo has been brilliant during the 2018 calendar year, making 24 of 26 worldwide cuts and producing seven top-10 finishes. His production has seen his ranking go from 74th to begin 2018 to his current position of 48th in the world. The 26-year-old has been particularly impressive during the new 2019 season, making all five cuts on the year and providing three top-15 results. The one-time PGA Tour winner is beginning to peak in his career, and 2019 has all the makings to turn into Grillo's best season yet on tour. Source: PGA Tour
Si Woo Kim Posts Fourth Straight Top-30 To Begin 2019 Season
11/12:Si Woo Kim has gotten himself off to a quick start to begin the 2019 season, posting his fourth straight top-30 finish of the year at the Mayakoba Golf Classic. Kim's 12-under par showing placed him in a share of 26th place for the week. The South Korean finished tied for third in pars and eighth in bogeys but wasn't able to post a higher finish because of his share of 45th overall in birdies produced. The fact that Kim is displaying more consistency with his game is a massive step in the right direction for the 23-year-old, and he will look to find the winner's circle for the third time in his young career in 2019. Source: PGA Tour
Chez Reavie Maintains Hot Start To 2019 Season
11/12:Chez Reavie concluded the Mayakoba Golf Classic in a share of 26th place, his fifth top-45 finish in his first five events of the 2019 season. Reavie likes to jumpstart his year with a lot of golf, and the 58th-ranked player in the world has been successful in doing that, playing every event on the season minus one. However, Reavie will not be in the RSM Classic this week, and one would think that he will most likely not be back in action until the Sony Open in January if past history of how he plans his season is any indication. Source: PGA Tour
J.B. Holmes Posts T48 At Mayakoba Golf Classic
11/12:J.B. Holmes shot an eight-under par at the Mayakoba Golf Classic, finishing in a share of 48th place. The American has now made his first four cuts of the 2019 season, which includes three top-23 finishes. Holmes was mediocre for the week in most of his statistics, ranking 38th in birdies, 40th in scrambling and 48th in putts per green in regulation. The 93rd-ranked player in the world is not in the RSM Classic this week but will hope to continue his hot start to the year the next time he tees it up. Source: PGA Tour
Jordan Spieth's Slide Continues
11/12:Jordan Spieth shot a two-under par at the Mayakoba Golf Classic to miss the cut by two strokes. The American has failed to record a top-50 finish in his prior three events and has fallen to 15th in the Official World Golf Rankings, the lowest he has been since January of 2014. Spieth will undoubtedly find his way out of this slump eventually, but he is becoming an unusable DFS option for the time being. The 25-year-old is not in this week's RSM Classic, and the pause may give him a chance to relax his mind and find some form. Source: PGA Tour
