A new season has already started, so let's gogogo.

This guy won all the monies at the end of last season...


This guy won a couple majors, including one in the dark...


This guy winced his way through a few events before shutting down for his various back injuries...


This guy didn't have a very good season, and he hates Tom Watson...


You'll see these guys and a couple hundred others over the course of the next 12 months.
PGA Tour Priority Rankings
PGA Medical extensions

Schedule

There are seven events in October and November, including the WGC event in China. After a couple non-FedEx Cup tournaments in December, the schedule goes full time in early January. The FedEx Cup events start with The Barclays on the last weekend of August.

Full schedule

The Majors

April 9-12 - The Masters
June 18-21 - U.S. Open, Chambers Bay
July 16-19 - The Open Championship, St. Andrews Links
August 13-16 - PGA Championship, Whistling Straits

FRIRST



found this interesting (although not exactly sure what to make of it). from the Priority Rankings link in the OP


Each PGA TOUR player has earned a position on the priority ranking system that will be used to select tournament fields for the 2014-15 season. The complete ranking system, in order of priority, is as follows:

1. Winner of PGA Championship or U.S. Open prior to 1970 or in the last five seasons and the current season:

Keegan Bradley
Jack Burke, Jr.
Billy Casper
Jason Dufner
Dow Finsterwald
Raymond Floyd
Doug Ford
Al Geiberger
Don January
Martin Kaymer
Gene Littler
Graeme McDowell
Rory McIlroy
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Justin Rose
Webb Simpson
Lee Trevino

Rory Wins Major
Phil gets skunked
Tiger Skunked for a Major
Spieth wins a Major

A Canuck wins a PGA Event

Goat wins everything

Rory wins Masters
Bubba wins no events
Tiger doesn't win either
Phil plays better and wins 1 event
Stev(ie) realizes he had it pretty good and tries to find another top bag
Horschel got that F-U money

Bae is GOAT

He's the best Korean golfer since Kim Jung Il.

Well played. 😝

hey OP... i see you're from ottawa........ what is brad fritsch's status this year? i saw him in pga opener last week but i wouldn't have thought he would be eligible.....

2 local guys from vancouver with their first pga tourneys as tour members....

hadwin was good first couple of days... didn't do much on weekend.... nick taylor missed cut.

tracking them and delaet last week it seemed like alot of weird shots happened. tree troubles or deep rough? seemed like sometimes they only advanced ball 60 yards from 200 yards.

Must of been heavy rough. Multiple times over the weekend I checked shot tracker and saw players who had greenside shots of like 22 feet from the rough, wind up with 35 feet coming back.

Gonna be a huge year for Phil. Is he done? Does he have one or two more elite seasons in him?

I lean towards him pretty much being done but dude has so much talent that I certainly wouldn't be shocked if he proves me wrong.

agree he's mostly done... might pop up with occasional great result, like when johnny miller won at pebble

As much as I am a huge Phil fan I think you may be right. Could be the end of Phil and Tiger. Gonna hurt the tour also.

Weak field in Vegas

Koepka gonna ball this season

Sick finish in Vegas that course is set up to have some craziness happen on the last four.

YOTTO

Lol unless Tiger keeps injuring himself he's far from done, my Canadian friend.

I think his injuries will be the issue. He isnt some young buck anymore

it's been good so far for the two canadians i'm following closely.

hadwin has been in the mix in both tourneys so far and has picked up two nice cheques.

nick taylor did very well last week except for a quadruple bogey on the 2nd hole on sunday. from following his scores for awhile (and having seen him play) i think he needs to tighten this up alot. seems disaster holes (maybe not quads) are more common for him than other guys i see. great shots are much more common for him too of course

interestingly, hadwin and taylor grew playing same little semi-private club in abbotsford, bc (very very distant suburb of vancouver). very tight course. seems like you'd develop your game so much more at a course like that than at some of the name resort courses i've played (one in particular i think there's only two holes where you can get into alot of trouble easily)

tiger actually has to play some events in good shape to have a chance at winnning more events and/or majors... the trend the last 5 years is pretty bad (and alot of it isn't tiger's fault)

He won 8 tournaments in the 2 years before last season when he was just getting back into form. That was a decent trend.

I can't tell u how close I was to backing will MackenZie at 400/1 but opted for Trevor immelman instead who didn't even play . Man I hope visions of Dustin Johnson stalk him today and he balls up

This start of wrap-around season is lame.

I liked when there was an off/silly season.

I have got to think ratings are abysmal.

Eh, first place still clear $1MM+ which leads me to believe the ratings can't be THAT bad but I could be wrong.