Bo Hoag

Hoag used a quartet of top-25s and a T9 at the Sony Open to ultimately qualify for the FedEx Cup Playoffs, but he ended the season 125th in the standings after a missed cut at the Northern Trust sent him packing. He mad 13 of 22 cuts as a rookie, and he even ranked top 30 on Tour in GIR percentage. Conversely, he's 161st or worse in SG: Tee-to-Green and birdie average, so a sophomore slump isn't out of the question in 2021.

Hoag posted just a single top-10 finish despite making 20 cuts on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2019, but he made it count as the 31-year-old strolled to scores of 66-68-63-65 while surging to victory at the regular season finale. A late win at the WinCo Foods Portland Open not only earned Hoag full status on the PGA Tour for the first time ever, but he also received a congratulatory call from fellow Columbus, Ohio native Jack Nicklaus. Hoag's support system includes arguably the greatest golfer of all time, so there won't be a shortage of proper advice available throughout his upcoming rookie campaign. This past season on the KFT, Hoag ranked second in GIR percentage and 14th in ball striking, but fell to 129th in putts per round.