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2025 PGA TOUR full-membership fantasy rankings: Nos. 201-222

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

NOTE: All of the golfers ranked include ages as of Jan. 2, 2025, 2024 earnings (“salary”) and levels of status on the PGA TOUR. An asterisk beside a salary value indicates that a golfer is a bargain.

Rank	Player	Age	2023-24 earnings	Status	Comment
201	Mason Andersen	26	--	KFT (Rookie)	The Arizona State alum recorded all four of his top 10s and a T13 in his first nine starts in 2024, including a win, and sat No. 1 in points for a bit, but ended up going 4-for-15 on the Korn Ferry Tour the rest of the way.
202	Martin Laird	42	770K	Conditional	Save his victory at the 2020 Shriners when eligibility was extended, he’s been the same performer in the long-term for the last seven seasons. Never the busiest, so the dent in playing time won’t matter much.
203	Matt NeSmith	31	855K	Conditional	After finishing the regular season inside the top 125, this result was a punch in the gut. Went just 1-for-7 in the FedExCup Fall and missed a career-high 18 cuts. Hits greens but struggles to pay them off. Frustrating.
204	Carl Yuan	27	1.013M	Conditional	If you wondered how the best player out of the sand performed in 2024, here you go. Logged basically the same season as a rookie in 2022-23 but slipped from No. 125 to outside the bubble. Too inconsistent.
205	Adrien Dumont de Chassart	24	822K	Conditional	Just a crazy way to introduce himself as a pro after the blitz on the KFT in the summer of 2023 and an all-or-nothing PGA TOUR rookie season. Can’t touch him until he exhibits some consistency.
206	Camilo Villegas	42	232K	Multi-year	Charges forward on the second of a two-year stint via his victory at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship in November of 2023, but it remains his most recent top-30 finish. Deep salary leagues only, maybe.
207	Jimmy Stanger	29	604K	TBD	Enjoyed a solid start to his rookie season but tendonitis in his right elbow prevented him from competing in earnest after Memorial Day. Landed 159th in the FedExCup, so he’s a candidate for a medical extension.
208	Parker Coody	24	380K	TBD	After going 0-for-9 across four months, an injured wrist sidelined the rookie for good in October. He came to rest at 174th in the FedExCup, so it’s probable that he’d be eligible for a few starts on a medical extension.
209	Ben Martin	37	605K	TBD	Made 15 starts and sat out the last five months without notice, so he’s likely to open 2025 on a medical extension. Finished 167th in the FedExCup. Had been a sometimer due to status for years until a rebound in 2022-23.
210	Bronson Burgoon	37	222K	Medical [reshuffle; carryover]	Oft-injured but played steadily across five months before shutting it down again in late June. Has five starts for 139.466 FedExCup points and a promotion, but just 25.878 from conditional.
211	Nicholas Lindheim	40	67K	Medical [reshuffle; carryover]	There have been epic reversals in blockbuster movies that can’t size up to him following a fruitful 2023 with a forgettable 2024. Left with seven starts to bag 321.008 FedExCup points.
212	Tiger Woods	49	44K	Multi-year	This is his last season before he’s eligible for the PGA TOUR Champions. As you digest that, simply cherish whenever he feels ready to tee it up but abstain in fantasy games. Have more fun in the betting markets.
213	Aaron Wise	28	--	TBD	Made just one start in 2024. He had status via the top 30 in the 2022 FedExCup (a two-year exemption), so it remains to be seen where he lands. Had taken time off to address his mental health.
214	Anders Albertson	31	8K*	Medical [reshuffle; carryover]	Rested for 13 months and then cashed just twice in eight starts on two tours, so he’s down to 13 starts to collect 403.018 FedExCup points. He’s a penny stock in salary formats.
215	Michael Thompson	39	--	Major Medical [carryover]	Sat out the last six months of the 2022-23 season due to an injured wrist and didn’t play in 2024. Has 15 starts to grab 300.352 FedExCup points but he’s not yet worth a roster spot.
216	David Lingmerth	37	--	TBD	In the wake of a wild 2022-23 season, he shut it down after opening 0-for-2, citing an objective to get healthy. A classic candidate for a Major Medical Extension but without a timetable to return, shop elsewhere.
217	Harrison Endycott	28	112K	TBD	The 2023 Q-School medalist cashed five of 15 times in his second season but without a top 30. He didn’t appear after mid-July. Likely to have a medical extension but no news has surfaced to explain his absence.
218	Kramer Hickok	32	--	TBD	Having started 2024 with conditional status and going the entire season without making a start, it stands to reason that he’d be in line for a Non-exempt Medical Extension. Had surgery on his right wrist in September.
219	John Huh	34	--	Major Medical [carryover]	He’s been sidelined for over two years now. Elbow tendonitis was the original culprit. Whenever he returns, he’ll have the full boat of 24 starts to earn 394.490 FedExCup points, most of any medical.
220	Vince Covello	42	--	Medical [reshuffle; carryover]	Hasn’t played the PGA TOUR since 2020 due to an injured back. Returned to the Korn Ferry Tour this summer and went 0-for-3. Still equipped with 17 starts to gather 440.355 FedExCup points.
221	Scott Stallings	39	258K	TBD	Didn’t tee it up in the last nine months but it wasn’t until late June that he had surgery on his left shoulder and arm. Should get a Major Medical Extension but there’s no reason to rush back. On the back burner for now.
222	Brandon Matthews	30	--	Medical [reshuffle; carryover]	He’s now more than a year removed since having a double microdiscectomy and he became a first-time father over the summer, but he has only four starts to find 338.524 FedExCup points.

FULL-MEMBERSHIP RANKINGS: Intro | 1-50 | 51-100 | 101-150 | 151-200 | 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.