
Adam Hadwin
37-Year-Old Golfer

2025 Stats
Rank
120
Winnings
$881,140
Winnings/Entry
$46,376
Entries
19
Rounds
60
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Hadwin had his best season on the PGA Tour in 2023, and while he didn't quite play up to that level in 2024, he still fared pretty well. The fact that Hadwin did not take a major step back after a career year in 2023 is a good sign and at age 37, he should have a few more solid years in him before the slow decline sets in. If there is a concern regarding Hadwin it's that his play fell off quite a bit towards the end of the season in 2024 and he did play four less events that the previous year. With that said, he's shown enough consistency over the past couple seasons justify the thought that he should again finish around the top-50 in 2025. Read Past Outlooks
T51 at Muirfield Village
Hadwin closed with a six-over 78 on Sunday at the Memorial Tournament to finish 11-over and tied for 51st.
ANALYSIS
Hadwin failed to record a single par-breaker during Sunday's final round at Muirfield Village, where he ultimately lost 4.9 strokes ball striking across 72 holes. He's just 120th in the FedExCup standings ahead of the upcoming RBC Canadian Open, and he hasn't posted a top-30 result since a T9 at the WM Phoenix Open in early February.
Hadwin failed to record a single par-breaker during Sunday's final round at Muirfield Village, where he ultimately lost 4.9 strokes ball striking across 72 holes. He's just 120th in the FedExCup standings ahead of the upcoming RBC Canadian Open, and he hasn't posted a top-30 result since a T9 at the WM Phoenix Open in early February.
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Hadwin is one of the more consistent players on the PGA Tour, but he's often failed to show much upside, which is why last year's performance was surprising. Entering this past season, Hadwin had a total of five top-3s in eight full seasons on the PGA Tour, but he picked up three alone this past year. Hadwin made cuts at the second-lowest rate of his career, yet it was his most productive campaugn. The difference this past year was the putter as Hadwin ranked 21st in SG: Putting. If he can keep that up, he'll be in the same range once again, but it's doubtful he can play much better, making him a poor salary cap selection.
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Putts well at Kapalua
Hadwin carded a three-under 70 on Sunday at The Sentry to finish 18-under and alone in 29th place.
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Ties for 53rd at Sea Island
Hadwin carded an even-par 70 on Sunday at The RSM Classic to finish three-under and tied for 53rd.
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Bounces back with solo third finish
Hadwin closed with a two-over 74 to finish in solo third place at the Memorial Tournament.
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MC in Canada
Hadwin carded a two-day total score of two-over-par to miss the cut by two shots at this past week's RBC Canadian Open.
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Cements T60 finish in Kentucky
Hadwin shot a four-under 69 in the PGA Championship to finish tied for the 60th spot.
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