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C.T. Pan
C.T. Pan
28-Year-Old Golfer
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2019–20 Stats
Rank
177
Winnings
$316,877
Winnings/Entry
$18,640
Entries
17
Rounds
50
2019–20 Fantasy Outlook
Pan has improved incrementally in each of his first three seasons on the PGA Tour. This past seasons, Pan picked-up a win and a third-place finish on his way to over $2.3 million in earnings. While Pan continues to improve, the pace just isn't enough to justify a salary cap selection this season. With that said, Pan holds plenty of value in all other formats this season. Read Past Outlooks
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Handedness Right
Status Pro
Height 5'6"
Weight 145 lbs
DOB 11/12/1991
Birthplace Miaoli County, Taiwan
College Washington
Country Taiwan
Putting issues continue in Texas
June 14, 2020
Pan carded a 36-hole total of two-over-par at the Charles Schwab Challenge to miss the cut by four shots.
ANALYSIS
Pan tallied just one birdie throughout Friday's second round at Colonial, ultimately losing a whopping 4.665 strokes putting in 36 holes. He's now lost strokes with the flat stick in five consecutive starts, missing four straight cuts in the process. Pan has broken 70 in just two of 14 rounds to begin the 2020 calendar year, but he'll now return to the site of his 2019 RBC Heritage victory at Harbour Town.
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Recent RotoWire Articles Featuring C.T. Pan
Majors Value Meter: PGA Championship Rankings
Majors Value Meter: PGA Championship Rankings
5 days ago
5 days ago
Len Hochberg ranks the field for the season's first major. Justin Thomas, shooting for his second PGA Championship title, heads the list.
Yahoo DFS Golf: RBC Heritage
Yahoo DFS Golf: RBC Heritage
50 days ago
50 days ago
Xander Schauffele ended last week on a down note, but as Bryce Danielson notes, his stats provide plenty reason to include him in lineups for this week's contests on Yahoo.
FanDuel PGA: RBC Heritage
FanDuel PGA: RBC Heritage
50 days ago
50 days ago
Hideki Matsuyama gets back on the course this week, and Ryan Andrade suggests including him in your FanDuel lineups right away.
Weekly Preview: RBC Heritage
Weekly Preview: RBC Heritage
50 days ago
50 days ago
Bryson DeChambeau picked up his fourth straight top-5 finish last week, and Greg Vara really likes his chances of recording another high finish at Hilton Head.
DraftKings PGA: RBC Heritage
DraftKings PGA: RBC Heritage
51 days ago
51 days ago
The field is loaded again this week at Hilton Head, but a few players -- including Justin Thomas -- stand out above the rest for DFS purposes.
Past Fantasy Outlooks
2018
2017
2016
Pan fared well in his first season on the PGA Tour two years ago as he won over $1.2 million and finished inside the top-100 on the season-ending FedEx points list. He backed-up that effort with an even better second season where he earned over $1.8 million and finished in the top-70 on the FedEx points list. The big reason for the increased production was his number of top-10s, which jumped from four to 10 in his second season. Pan has struggled on the greens in his first two seasons and it his improvement from year-one to year-two was due to better ball striking. The problem is, he already improved his ball striking last season, so he'll have to further increase it this season or somehow figure out how to putt. Neither will be easy, which means he's not a great salary cap option this season.
Pan missed more cuts than he made last season and he posted only three top-10s in 29 starts, but luckily for Pan, one of those top-10s was a runner-up showing at the Farmers Insurance Open. With only one PGA Tour season under his belt, there's simply no way to tell which way Pan will go in his second season. The missed cuts are certainly a concern as most guys in this range are at least making 60-70 percent of their cuts. As such, it would be wise to wait on Pan and see how he performs in year two.
If there's a sleeper in this bunch it's Pan. Another Olympian (T30), he had a whopping seven top-10s on the Web.com Tour this year, which got him a card even without a win. The best finish was a playoff loss at the LECOM Health Challenge. He was 15th in greens hit and ninth in putting average. Do that on the next level and he'll be headed back to more Olympics and find himself in the PGA Tour winner's circle too.
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Withdraws from PLAYERS Championship
Not Injury Related
March 12, 2020
Pan has withdrawn from THE PLAYERS Championship, Will Gray of GolfChannel.comreports.
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Not planning to play Thursday
Not Injury Related
March 12, 2020
Pan announced via his personal Twitter account that he will not play in THE PLAYERS Championship.
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Withdraws from Rocket Mortgage Classic
Undisclosed
June 23, 2019
Pan has withdrawn his name from the field for the upcoming Rocket Mortgage Classic due to an undisclosed reason, Rob Bolton of PGATour.com reports.
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Misses cut at U.S. Open at 11-over
June 18, 2019
Pan missed the cut by a wide margin after shooting 80-73 at the U.S. Open.
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T3 at Charles Schwab Challenge
May 27, 2019
Pan closed with a one-under 69 at the Charles Schwab Challenge on Sunday to finish in a tie for third place.
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