Vince Whaley
31-Year-Old Golfer
2025 Stats
Rank
101
Winnings
$1,428,297
Winnings/Entry
$54,935
Entries
26
Rounds
92
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Whaley had just one top-25 through his first 11 PGA Tour starts of 2025, but he turned the corner with a top-10 at the alternate event Puerto Rico Open and had a strong fall that was highlighted by a pair of T3 finishes to end up 75th on the points list. Overall, it was the best season for the 30-year-old sixth year Tour pro as he missed just six cuts across 30 events. His modest ball-striking leaves doubts on his ceiling, where he lost strokes off the tee and on approach for a second straight year. Whaley isn't a player you want to overpay for in fantasy, but you could do worse if you're looking for a safe option. Read Past Outlooks
Cut streak ends
Whaley recorded a 54-hole score of seven-under-par to miss the cut at The American Express by four shots.
ANALYSIS
Whaley's impressive streak of 20 consecutive cuts made finally came to an end at an event that required reaching the 11-under-par mark in order to advance to Sunday's final round in La Quinta. Nonetheless, Whaley managed to rack up 13 total birdies and an eagle across his 54 holes at The AmEx, and he'll tee it up again this week at the Farmers Insurance Open where he tied for 32nd last year.
Whaley's impressive streak of 20 consecutive cuts made finally came to an end at an event that required reaching the 11-under-par mark in order to advance to Sunday's final round in La Quinta. Nonetheless, Whaley managed to rack up 13 total birdies and an eagle across his 54 holes at The AmEx, and he'll tee it up again this week at the Farmers Insurance Open where he tied for 32nd last year.
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
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Whaley struggled for much of 2024, but shined during the the opposite-field events going T18 in Puerto Rico, T23 in Punta Cana and second at the Barracuda Championship. The big issue with Whaley's consistency was his ball-striking as he ranked outside the top-150 in SG: Off-the-Tee and SG: Approach. The positive was his short game and putting, which ranked inside the top-30 in strokes gained for the season. That being said, until his ball-striking takes a leap forward his outlook for 2025 will be too uncertain.
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Reaches 20 consecutive cuts made
Whaley closed with a two-under 68 on Sunday at the Sony Open in Hawaii to finish five-under and tied for 40th.
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T3 in Bermuda
Whaley closed with a one-under 70 on Sunday at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship to finish 10-under and tied for third.
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T17 at WWT Championship
Whaley closed with a four-under 68 on Sunday at the World Wide Technology Championship to finish 19-under and tied for 17th.
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Third in SG: Putting in Utah
Whaley fired a four-under 67 on Sunday at the Bank of Utah Championship to finish nine-under and tied for 37th.
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Short game prowess leads to T3
Whaley posted a five-under 67 in the final round of the Sanderson Farms Championship to finish 19-under and tied for third place.
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