2024 PGA TOUR full-membership fantasy rankings: Nos. 201-223

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FULL-MEMBERSHIP RANKINGS: Intro | 1-50 | 51-100 | 101-150 | 151-200 | 201-223 | Cheat sheet

Rank	Player	Age	2022-23 earnings	Status	Comment
201	MJ Daffue	34	830K	Conditional	Decent membership debut with five top 25s among 20 paydays, but he eschewed Q-School after entering. Stranger things have happened that still yielded success in the long-term, but it’s still a notable decision.
202	David Skinns	41	--	KFT	Impossible not to root for the Brit who struggled during his rookie season of 2021-22. Sum is greater than the parts and that’s before the injection of moxie. Still a tough own unless he catches fire like he did early in 2023.
203	Kramer Hickok	31	1.017M	Conditional	In the last two seasons on fully exempt status above the reshuffle, he went 30-for-65 with nine top 25s. It’s tough enough to sweat over a coin flip, but there just hasn’t been enough punch to warrant the wait.
204	Rafael Campos	35	25K*	KFT	The long-forgotten only true rookie during the 2020-21 season (as a holdover due to an injured left elbow) returns as the last of 30 KFT grads. Obvious DFS play for the home game in Puerto Rico but little else.
205	Austin Cook	32	647K	Conditional	His last two seasons have been essentially identical except that with an additional eight starts, he missed eight more cuts. And his putting regressed. It remains too difficult to make room for the PGA TOUR winner.
206	John Huh	33	121K*	Major Medical	Didn’t play in 2023 due to tendonitis in an elbow, so he has 24 starts to collect 394.490 FedExCup points. The obvious mystery is when he returns. He’d be a no-brainer if it’s early but no need to roll these dice.
207	Matthias Schwab	29	847K	Conditional	The Austrian turned a corner in his sophomore season but he went in the wrong direction. He’s in the bottom half in distance, frequency and accuracy on approach, and putting. And now this status. Sigh.
208	Brandt Snedeker	43	167K	Major Medical	After a lengthy recovery from Manubrium Joint Stabilization (in December of 2022), went just 5-for-10 with zero top 40s. Has 21 starts to amass 394.222 FedExCup points. We just need to see him healthy.
209	Paul Haley II	35	755K	Conditional	Ten years after his rookie season, he returned and, well, the outcome was much better. Snuck into the top 150 despite 22 missed cuts and with only one top 10 among three top 25s. Flier in DFS but not often.
210	Daniel Berger	30	--	Multi-year	Although he hasn’t laced it up in earnest since the 2022 U.S. Open due to an injured back, he’s fully exempt through 2024. Teased early in 2023 that he’d “be back real soon.” It didn’t materialize. Anyone’s guess.
211	Jimmy Walker	44	1.111M	Conditional	At that price tag, even salary leaguers will be sitting out 2024. As fans, we’re thrilled that he’s feeling healthy enough to do some damage, but it’s going to be tough to find a viable place for him to contribute.
212	Ryan McCormick	32	--	KFT (Rookie)	Only grad of the seven who played in all 26 KFT events in 2023. He’ll have to figure out a way to sharpen his tee-to-green game to generate volume at this level. Good putter and scorer, but let him go it alone.
213	Scott Gutschewski	47	14K*	KFT	You’ll have a better time cheering him on from a distance for the occasional leaderboard appearance. He’s not an advisable long-term own in any format, but he is the everyman with whom we all can relate.
214	Blaine Hale, Jr.	26	--	Q-School (Rookie)	Easily the longest shot of the five grads. His next PGA TOUR start will be his first and he has only one KFT appearance behind him. Attitude will be the key with everything to gain and nothing to lose.
215	Philip Knowles	27	53K	Medical [reshuffle] (Rookie)	Incomplete. In his first rookie season, he sliced a nerve in his right hand on Feb. 1. Limited to nine starts, the rookie eligibility carries over for 22 starts to find 421.940 FedExCup points.
216	Erik Barnes	36	422K	Medical [reshuffle]	Had reconstruction of the medial patellofemoral ligament in his left knee on April 3. It was needed but it interrupted his long-awaited arrival to the TOUR. Has 17 starts to bank 290.765 FedExCup points.
217	Bill Haas	41	170K	Non-exempt Medical	A sore shoulder shut him down for good during the RBC Canadian Open. Also dealt with an elbow problem. Ten starts for 374.934 FedExCup points and a promotion but he hasn’t had a top 10 since 2019.
218	Tyler McCumber	32	--	Major Medical	Remains on the mend from an injured left shoulder after 18 months of sanctioned competition. Remains armed with 16 starts to find 210.747 FedExCup points. Keep an eye fixated whenever he returns.
219	Bud Cauley	33	--	Major Medical	Since the beginning of 2022-23, he’s been married and became a father but he hasn’t played since September of 2020 due to extended recovery from injury. Still has 27 starts to bank 391.355 FedExCup points.
220	Vince Covello	41	--	Medical [reshuffle; carryover]	He didn’t tee it up in any of the last three seasons due to an injured back, and he made only 10 starts in his rookie season of 2019-20. Still has 17 starts to pick up 440.355 FedExCup points.
221	Brandon Matthews	29	265K	Medical [reshuffle]	Battled a sore back last season, so he’s been granted four starts to earn 338.524 FedExCup points and a promotion. Even when healthy, that’s a tall ask for most touring professionals.
222	Tim Wilkinson	45	--	Medical [reshuffle; carryover]	It’s been more than two years now since his knee surgery. The left-handed Kiwi also had surgery on his foot. Sitting on seven starts for 355.666 FedExCup points and a promotion.
223	Davis Love III	59	--	Career earnings exemption (top 25)	No value, so a fun fact: Placed T23 as a rookie at the 1986 USF&G Classic. It also was Fred Haas’ last of 402 TOUR starts. Born in 1916, Haas debuted at the second-ever Masters in 1935.

FULL-MEMBERSHIP RANKINGS: Intro | 1-50 | 51-100 | 101-150 | 151-200 | 201-223 | Cheat sheet

Rob Bolton is a Golfbet columnist for the PGA TOUR. The Chicagoland native has been playing fantasy golf since 1994, so he was just waiting for the Internet to catch up with him. Follow Rob Bolton on Twitter.