Dylan Wu

Wu's second season on Tour was a pleasant surprise, as he steadily improved throughout the year to finish inside the top-100 in the FedEx Cup Standings. He made a respectable 21-of-33 cuts, leading to eight top-25s and a season-best T-5 at the 3M Open. Wu relies on his all-around game, as he gained shots in every strokes-gained category last season but is pretty reliant on a hot putting week to get into contention. His ceiling is limited as a result, but he's well-rounded enough to make cuts consistently and keep his card on a yearly basis.

Wu's lone PGA Tour appearance throughout the entire 2020-21 campaign came at a major championship, and he even made the cut before ultimately tying for 31st at the U.S. Open hosted by Torrey Pines. Wu essentially earned a PGA Tour card for the upcoming season via his win at the Korn Ferry Tour's Price Cutter Charity Championship in late July, where he was three strokes shy of reaching 30-under par for the tournament.