Chesson Hadley is the only Reshuffle List player to win on the PGA Tour this year, capturing the Puerto Rico Open.
At 30 years old, Matt Every isn't that young, but he sure is fearless, as he showed Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Patrick Reed iron play and putting bail out his wayward tee shots, and it's filled him with plenty of confidence.
Tiger Woods is the two-time defending champion at this event, but his back won't let him compete this week.
Justin Rose is getting closer to finding his game and heads into the Arnold Palmer looking for a win.
Kevin Na wins few friends on the tour with his perceived slow play, but he made things interesting down the stretch Sunday.
Jim Furyk won at Innisbrook in 2010 uryk won here in 2010 and has finished in the top 15 in his three tries since. Could this be the week that he gets back to the winner's circle?
Rory McIlroy heads into Doral this week looking for a major rebound from his choke job in last week's event.
Jason Day is ready to take his game to the next level, and a win this week would put him in some elite company as a two-time WGC winner.
Rory McIlroy lapped the field for three rounds at the Honda Classic before choking with a back-nine 38 Sunday.
Sean O'Hair took a tumble in the lastest Reshuffle, missing two of three cuts. Find out who went in the opposite direction.
Graeme McDowell showed some signs last week that his game is coming around, and if that's the case, he'll be tough to beat this week.
Following a thrilling, marathon final match that lasted 23 holes, Jason Day took home his second PGA Tour event and looks posed for more.