PGA TOUR players set goals for 2020

As the calendar flips to a new year, and a new decade, PGA TOUR players such as Rickie Fowler, Dustin Johnson and Joaquín Niemann set goals to strive for in 2020. From charitable impact to multiple wins, check out what they hope to accomplish this year both on and off the course.

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Rickie Fowler

• Multiple wins
• Win a major
• Make the Olympics
• Start an event with our foundation
• Help bring Challenge (Jarrod Lyle’s charity) to the USA to keep Jarrod Lyle’s name alive
• Enjoy my free time

Dustin Johnson

• Return my wedge game (150 and in) to a higher standard
• Improve putting inside 10 feet
• Go fishing with my kids more

Lanto Griffin

• Buy Mom and brother a piece of land with a gardening pad
• Help Mom start her own tincture business
• Make it to East Lake
• Enjoy the moments I’ve created

Collin Morikawa

• Keep improving across the board
• Set new goals after achieving others
• Make the Olympics
• Make the Ryder Cup team

Joaquín Niemann

• Eat more avocados
• Be more positive on short game and putting
• Buy a house
• Get stronger abs

Sebastián Muñoz

• Focus more on fitness
• Learn how to meditate
• Travel more without my golf bag

Brendon Todd

One year ago, I was rediscovering my game after Monday qualifying for the RSM Classic and my first made cut in over a year. My goal was to keep improving my game, get into as many PGA TOUR events as I could and qualify for the Korn Ferry Tour Finals. That was as far as my mind could dream at that time. I was working hard on my golf swing with Bradley Hughes and my mental game with Ward Jarvis.

• Trust what got me here
• Compete to win each week
• Use off weeks to enjoy family
• Win FedExCup
• Make Ryder Cup Team

Rafael Campos

• Finish in the top 80 in FedExCup standings in first year on TOUR
• Have at least four top-10 finishes
• Win on the PGA TOUR
• Get officially married (recently engaged)
• Give back to develop better golf in Puerto Rico
• Finish top 50 in Strokes Gained: Putting at end of the year
• Fully recover from injuries
• Play in the Waste Management Phoenix Open

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Matt Wallace

• To win … anywhere – apart from the Par 3 Contest at the Masters.
• Spend quality time with my friends and family and get to know more new places.
• Play a little less than I did last year.