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Here’s how the field qualified for the Farmers Insurance Open as of 1/22/2021. Check here for updates. Winner – PGA/U.S. Open Championship Jason Day Brooks Koepka Jordan Spieth Jimmy Walker Gary Woodland Winner – THE PLAYERS Championship Rickie Fowler Si Woo Kim Rory McIlroy Winner – The Masters Patrick Reed Winner – The Open Championship Francesco Molinari Winner – TOUR Championship Xander Schauffele Winner – World Golf Championship Event Hideki Matsuyama Phil Mickelson Bubba Watson Winners of the Arnold Palmer, Memorial, Genesis (Last 3 Years) Jason Dufner Jon Rahm Marc Leishman Adam Scott Tournament Winner in Past Two Seasons Cameron Champ Corey Conners Austin Cook Tyler Duncan Harris English Dylan Frittelli Lanto Griffin J.B. Holmes Max Homa Billy Horschel Viktor Hovland Charles Howell III Sungjae Im Sung Kang Michael Kim Russell Knox Satoshi Kodaira Jason Kokrak Martin Laird Troy Merritt Keith Mitchell Carlos Ortiz Ryan Palmer Cheng Tsung Pan Pat Perez Scott Piercy J.T. Poston Ted Potter, Jr. Cameron Smith Brandt Snedeker Robert Streb Martin Trainer Kevin Tway Richy Werenski Matthew Wolff Career Money Exemption K.J. Choi Luke Donald Hunter Mahan Sponsors Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt Nick Watney Will Zalatoris Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted Kamaiu Johnson Andy Ogletree Tyler Strafaci Justin Suh PGA Section Champion\Player of the Year Kyle Mendoza Top 125 on Prior Season’s FedExCup Points List Scottie Scheffler Mackenzie Hughes Tony Finau Kevin Streelman Byeong Hun An Joel Dahmen Mark Hubbard Danny Lee Tom Hoge Alex Noren Adam Hadwin Harry Higgs Talor Gooch Louis Oosthuizen Robby Shelton Maverick McNealy Doc Redman Denny McCarthy Henrik Norlander Charley Hoffman Xinjun Zhang Sepp Straka Harold Varner III Cameron Tringale Cameron Davis Patrick Rodgers Brian Stuard Emiliano Grillo Matt Jones Kyoung-Hoon Lee Scott Harrington Matthew NeSmith Ryan Moore Sam Ryder Adam Schenk Wyndham Clark Sam Burns Scott Brown Beau Hossler Lucas Glover Luke List Scott Stallings Rory Sabbatini Tom Lewis Bo Hoag Top 125 (Prior Season Nonmember) William Gordon Erik van Rooyen Major Medical Extension Charl Schwartzel Kevin Stadler James Hahn Jamie Lovemark Camilo Villegas Grayson Murray John Huh Seung-Yul Noh Kelly Kraft 2018-19 Top 125 FEC/2019 Top Finishers Korn Ferry Tour (reordered) Peter Malnati Tyler McCumber Doug Ghim Anirban Lahiri Kristoffer Ventura Michael Gligic David Hearn Cameron Percy Chesson Hadley Kyle Stanley Kramer Hickok Hank Lebioda Roger Sloan Vincent Whaley J.J. Spaun Branden Grace Sebastian Cappelen Rob Oppenheim Kiradech Aphibarnrat Jhonattan Vegas Chase Seiffert Bronson Burgoon Ryan Brehm Mark Anderson Joseph Bramlett Rhein Gibson Nelson Ledesma Fabián Gómez Ben Taylor Chris Baker Tim Wilkinson

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Cameron Smith tied the PGA TOUR record for fewest putts in a round (18) during his second-round 62 at the World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational. He missed a birdie attempt from just over 22 feet on 18 that would have broken the record. “Yeah, it’s a pretty cool little title I guess to have next to your name,” Smith said after making six birdies and an eagle at the par-5 third hole, where he holed his sand shot from over 33 feet. He also had no putts at the par-3 fourth hole, where he got out of position but chipped in for par. All told, Smith made 110 feet, 3 inches worth of putts. He saved par eight times in eight tries. “The greens are so good around here,” he said, “if you get the ball started online and you’ve hit a good putt, most of the time they’re going in. Yeah, really just a good day on the greens, I guess. “…I probably didn’t drive it as good as I did yesterday,” he continued, “but the approaches were really nice. Like I said, I felt I was hitting lots of nice shots that were just going off the green and made a couple of them and a couple of them missed. That’s just how it went, but still a pretty cool record.” He admitted to trying to add up how many putts he’d taken on the day as he played the 17th hole. For some reason, he said, he thought the record for a single round must be 17, not 18 putts. Smith is one of 19 players in Memphis who played the Olympics in Japan, 14 times zones away. Still, fatigue doesn’t seem to have slowed him down much as he is in position for his first victory since capturing the Zurich Classic of New Orleans with partner Marc Leishman in April. “Probably haven’t had the results that I wished for,” he said. “After the win at Zurich, I felt like I’ve continued to play really nice golf and really haven’t got the most out of my game, so a day like today I think was probably a little bit overdue, but it’s nice to know it’s still in me.”

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