Zach Johnson is always steady in tough conditions like what he and the rest of the field are likely to experience this week at The Players.
Matt Kuchar has been the best player on the planet the last couple months and is returning to the site of his biggest victory -- at The Players.
No golfer has overcome more to get back to the top than J.B. Holmes, who conquered Quail Hollow with a one-shot victory Sunday.
Ben Martin has all but locked up his tour card for 2014-15, but not all of his Reshuffle List brethren are so fortunate.
Phil Mickelson's stats aren't flashy, but he's contended at Quail Hollow the last few years.
Rickie Fowler is coming off a missed cut, but he should get back on track this week at an event he won in 2012.
Keegan Bradley's triple on No. 6 eliminated the last of the big-name players in what amounted to a snoozefest in New Orleans.
Stuart Appleby finished strong on Sunday last week and could ride that momentum into this week's event.
Is Rickie Fowler really starting to figure it out? If so, this could be the week he takes off.
After giving up leads in three straight tournaments, Matt Kucher finally hung on at the RBC Heritage.
Will MacKenzie looks well on his way to earning a tour card for next season as he stands atop the Reshuffle List.
Aside from the blown Sunday leads, Matt Kuchar has played very well this year, and his consistency has him sixth in scoring average.
Lack of experience might have caught up to Jordan Spieth at the Masters, but the 20-year-old should bounce back this week at Harbour Town.
Bubba Watson was so steady in winning his second Masters he made it a humdrum Sunday at Augusta.
Roberto Castro, Masters winner? He certainly fits the bill in this season of random winners on the PGA Tour.
Adam Scott's win last year was no fluke, and he returns this year with the confidence of a major champion. That's a dangerous combination.
Is this Rory McIlroy's year to win the Masters? He's never finished better than T15, but he has all the shots to contend at Augusta.
Matt Kuchar collapsed down the stretch for the second straight week, opening the way for a relative unknown to emerge in Matt Jones.