Casey Jarvis

ANALYSIS
Jarvis was nine-under through the first three rounds, with his five-under 67 score Friday being his best of the tournament. He had a share of eighth heading into Sunday, but the South African dropped 30 spots after a disastrous final round, when he went five-over on the back nine with one birdie, four bogeys and a double bogey. It was a disappointing finish for Jarvis, who was looking to capture his first top-20 on the DP World Tour since his T13 at the Hero Indian Open in late March. Still, he sits sixth in the Race to Dubai Rankings thanks to his victories at the Kenya Open and South African Open Championship, along with his runner-up performance at the Joburg Open. Those who finish in the top-10 in the R2DR earn an exemption to the PGA Tour for 2027, and it looks like Jarvis will get that coveted membership barring a late-season collapse. He'll tee off next week at the Genesis Scottish Open, which will serve as his tune-up for The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale in two weeks.