The ten most noteworthy players on the PGA TOUR in 2022! (Above) has shared 5 players worth looking forward to in the new year, so what other names should not be ignored? Let's take a look!
(The most anticipated player on the PGA Tour in 2022)
Joan Ram – the future European leader
(Ram ranks first in the world)
Despite the European team's big defeat in the Ryder Cup, there is no denying that Ram is definitely a player that the American team does not want to meet, and he also proved it with a 3-1-1 performance.
(Star Perspective - Ram: Believe in yourself, calmly fight!) ）
Last season, Ram reached the top 10 15 times in 22 games, while his world ranking climbed to number one.
The temporary absence from the field due to the new crown virus in the season did not affect his state. In his first match, the U.S. Open, he finished with his back-to-back bird catch on the last two holes, winning his first Grand Slam title.
Like Spieth, Ram was promoted to father in 2021. Looking forward to the all-round growth of Ram on and off the pitch, he will achieve new achievements in the new year.
Phil Mickelson - the old ji Futuo, the ambition of a thousand miles
(Lao Mi became the oldest Grand Slam champion)
At last May's PGA Championship, Lao Mi became the oldest Senior Slam champion at the age of 50 years and 11 months. In the final round of the Kassin Cup Championship in November, he scored a 65 to win the championship, achieving four of his six PGA Tour championships, rivaling his older Jack Nicklaus.
(PGA TOUR Swing Analysis - Analysis of Old Rice Ace Save Technique - Low FlyIng Ball Under the Tree!) ）
Lao Mi once said in an interview: "I know I will continue to play, but I don't know when and where. ”
Which tour will he play in the new year? We'll see.
Hideki Matsuyama – The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility
(Matsuyama became the first Japanese player to win a Grand Slam.)
After a historic victory at the Masters, Hideki Matsuyama became the first Japanese player to win a Grand Slam. Despite missing out on an Olympic medal, he returned to Japan to win the ZOZO Tournament and deliver on his promise to his hometown fans.
His success also raised expectations of him. The powerful player also needs to conquer another battlefield – the Presidents Cup. As a favourite on the forecast list, he is expected to be the leader of the international team led by Trevo Immelmann.
Sam Boones – Aiming for more than a 3rd crown
(Boones wins second PGA Tour title in the fall season.)
Currently ranked 11th in the world, Boones has played solidly in four games of the fall season and has won a second PGA Tour title, entering the new year as second in the FedEx Cup standings.
His hardcore continues to improve. Last season, he finished 30th in tackling green scores, and this season he is currently in fourth place for that score. The fly in the ointment is the putter, and his putt score is currently only in 96th place, arguably the only weakness.
If Boones can make the most of his strengths, then it is just around the corner to become one of the top ten in the world rankings.
Davis Thompson – the leader of the new generation
(Thompson still needs time to prove himself.)
Among the new pros, Thompson has the most complete skills to play on the PGA Tour. In 2019, he was still an amateur, winning T23 at the RSM Classic; at last year's Rocket Credit Classic, he shot a 63 in the first round. In eight PGA Tour tournaments in 2021, he qualified on five occasions.
For the newcomer, it takes more time to prove his strength.
Who are you most looking forward to in 2022?