Tyler McCumber

The son of Mark McCumber was a rookie last season. But his next birthday will be his 30th and he made only half his cuts. He did have a top-25 at Torrey Pines, by far his season's highlight.

McCumber has yet to appear in a PGA Tour event and NOT finish top-25. The sample size is comically small with just two career starts, but he went T19-T25 at the 2018 Corales Championship and Safeway Open while raking in an average of $42,900 per tourney. McCumber made nearly double that amount over an entire season on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2019, compiling eight top-25s, four top-10s and a pair of third-place finishes to just four missed cuts through 20 starts as he rose to 22nd in the Regular Season Points List. A shoddy short game is worrisome, but McCumber could be a sneaky punt play in DFS formats throughout the format after ranking seventh in driving distance, 10th in birdie average and 16th in ball striking on the KFT.