Tyrone Van Aswegen

One top-10 and a bunch of made cuts – that was Van Aswegen's formula for making the top-125 last season. Van Aswegen's lone top-10 came in the fall at the CIMB Classic, which means he didn't accomplish much during the heart of the season. With that in mind, his prospects this season do not look very good. To his credit, Van Aswegen is a work horse, he plays about as much as anyone can on the PGA Tour – he just doesn't get much done during those starts. As such, he's not a good salary cap option this season.

Van Aswegen's jump from year-two to year-three was nothing short of amazing. Van Aswegen made only eight of 20 cuts in 2015 on his way to $168k in earnings. He had no top-10s and only one top-25. Those numbers make what he did last year all the more shocking. He made the cut in 23 of 30 starts last season and posted five top-25s, two top-10s and a top-3 finish on his way to just over $1 million in earnings. Van Aswegen's rookie season was more like his sophomore season than his third season, so as of now, his performance last year appears to be the outlier. As such, he's not a good salary cap option this year. In draft leagues, he'll go in the 10th-round or later.

The 32-year-old South African completed his first year on the PGA Tour in 144th place in the point standings, and regained his card via the Web.com Tour finals. Van Aswegen made 15-of-25 cuts with four top 25s. From 1011-13, he wasn’t exceptional on the Web.com Tour, either. Outside of the top 125 seems likely for him again.