Tom Gillis

Outside a runner-up finish at the Honda Classic in March, there wasn't much to write home about for Gillis last season. He performed well under the pressure of securing his card late in the year, but there's nothing on his resume the last few years that indicates he's about to blow up. Gillis is a pretty steady player, but his upside isn't very high. As such, the best move is probably to pass on Gillis in salary cap leagues. In draft leagues, he should go in the ninth round.

Gillis has been at this professional golf thing for quite a while and has never really made a splash. He played well the last two seasons, but all he has to show for it is $2 million. He does have his card for 2012, and there's an old saying about "a chip and a chair and a chance," so you never know. Realistically, though, there's no reason to think that Gillis will show much improvement in what will be his 19th year as a professional.

Gillis' 2010 season came out of nowhere. The 42-year-old Gillis spent most of the previous five seasons toiling away on the Nationwide Tour, but after a fifth-place finish on the Nationwide in 2009, Gillis was again back up with the big boys. He didn't waste his opportunity this time either by capturing three top-10s on his way to a top-80 finish on the PGA TOUR. Gillis now has full playing privileges this season, but judging by his track record, he'll likely be fighting for that card again come September. Gillis accomplished his career year in 2010 with accuracy off the tee and on the green. He ranked in the top 30 in both categories last season.