Adam Schenk
33-Year-Old Golfer
2025 Stats
Rank
133
Winnings
$907,494
Winnings/Entry
$36,300
Entries
25
Rounds
67
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Schenk had a respectable start to the year with four top-20s across his first nine events, but he completely lost his form thereafter, playing the weekend in only five of his final 16 events - three of which came in no-cut events. His driving play remained strong but the iron play and putting dropped significantly, which were previous strengths. It's surprising how far Schenk has dropped considering he qualified for the Tour Championship in 2023, and fantasy managers are best to take a wait-and-see type approach to see if Schenk finds his old form early in the year. Read Past Outlooks
Wins Bermuda Championship
Schenk closed with a final round even-par 71 to claim the victory at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship by one stroke.
ANALYSIS
Schenk started the day tied for the lead and had a mostly uneventful round with one birdie and 13 pars through 14 holes under extremely windy conditions. Despite a bogey on the par-4 15th hole, he still held the solo lead, and he converted on a four-foot par putt on the 72nd hole to claim his first PGA Tour victory. Schenk entered the week 134th in the FedExCup Fall Standings but the win secures his card through the 2027 season.
Schenk started the day tied for the lead and had a mostly uneventful round with one birdie and 13 pars through 14 holes under extremely windy conditions. Despite a bogey on the par-4 15th hole, he still held the solo lead, and he converted on a four-foot par putt on the 72nd hole to claim his first PGA Tour victory. Schenk entered the week 134th in the FedExCup Fall Standings but the win secures his card through the 2027 season.
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Schenk entered this past season as a typical journeyman. He'd spent most of his five seasons on the PGA Tour hovering around the 100th spot on the FedEx list, good enough to keep his card each season, but rarely anything spectacular. That all changed over the span of two months this past year when Schenk posted two runner-ups and a top-10 in an elevated event. The result was a career high in earnings and a spot in the TOUR Championship. Schenk improved his GIR and his short game this past year, something that seems to be repeatable in the years ahead, so a major regression should not be in the near future. He's still a risky salary cap pick at this price since he misses a lot of cuts for someone inside the top-30.
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Ties for fifth in McKinney
Schenk closed with a two-under 69 on Sunday at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson to finish 17-under and tied for fifth.
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Fourth consecutive missed cut
Schenk recorded a 36-hole score of one-under-par to miss the cut at last week's Valero Texas Open by one shot.
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Leads in SG: Putting in San Diego
Schenk recorded a one-over 73 in the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open to finish tied for 25th place.
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Listed in FIO field
Schenk withdrew after his first round at The American Express this past week due to back spasms, but he's listed in the field for the Farmers Insurance Open this week.
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Good showing to start 2025
Schenk closed with a five-under 65 on Sunday at the Sony Open in Hawaii to finish tied for sixth place.
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