Our team of golf writers rank more than 200 golfers with 2016-17 earnings projections and season outlooks, but it's little surprise who's on top after Dustin Johnson reshaped the PGA Tour landscape last season.
Greg Vara wraps up the Ryder Cup with all of the flavor from Hazeltine as Patrick Reed led the Americans to victory.
Greg Vara recounts the day's happenings at Hazeltine as the Americans look to be in the driver's seat for Sunday's finale.
Greg Vara recaps Day 1 at the Ryder Cup as fans were on point and the Americans and Europeans dueled to set up an interesting Saturday.
Len Hochberg reviews the season-ending Tour Championship where Rory McIlroy not only won a large paycheck but also salvaged a disappointing season.
Jeremy Schilling analyzes the Tour Championship as Paul Casey continues to trend in the right direction.
Daniel Berger will need some help to walk away with the FedExCup, but he is playing well and has a little more on the line this week with a Ryder Cup spot in the balance.
Dustin Johnson is the highest-priced player on the board this week, but there is still plenty or reason to include him in lineups as he looks to bring home the FedExCup for the first time.
Len Hochberg notes that by winning at Crooked Stick, Dustin Johnson has all but secured the PGA Tour’s Player of the Year Award.
Rory McIlroy will look to capitalize on last week's strong finish in the third leg of the PGA playoffs.
Dustin Johnson recorded another Top-10 finish last week and will be playing on a favorable track at Crooked Stick, making him a player to like at the BMW Championship.
Len Hochberg ponders a Big 4 now that Rory McIlroy won at TPC Boston, and Player of the Year status continues to be up for grabs.
Jeremy Schilling runs down what to expect at TPC Boston this week for the second leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs. Can Patrick Reed pull it off?
Henrik Stenson did not play in last week's event, but he makes for a fine pick this week as long as he is able to get back on the course.
Jason Day is the highest-priced player this week, but he has fared well at TPC Boston and is the best bet to take home the title this week.
While Patrick Reed moves to ninth in the world with his win, Len Hochberg notices that there is no clear cut PGA Player of the Year and he ponders whether there’s still time for someone to emerge. First there was Rory McIlroy. Then Jordan Spieth. Then J
Jeremy Schilling looks at the stats for The Barclays, where Brandt Snedeker hopes to again compete on the tough course.
With the playoffs upon us, players are going to have to dial in their short game and hit a high number of greens in regulation in order to come out on top at Bethpage Black.