He’s performing like we remember but now with new perspective.Īfter a couple of seasons to learn the ropes, he connected for his breakthrough title at the Nelson, but he also recorded a co-runner-up at the WMPO and totaled eight top 25s among 22 paydays. His inspiration comeback from alcoholism and depression was punctuated in the final start of his medical extension when he finished T2 at Waialae. Also still comfortably inside the top 50 of the OWGR (39th). Gordon went 0-for-3 at the Finals.Īdmitted that the pandemic impacted his routine more than he would have preferred, but he still angles upward on performance alone.
What a finish! He and fellow non-member Top 125 qualifier Will Gordon were headed to the KFT Finals when EVR broke through at Barracuda and parlayed it into a trip to East Lake. Just be careful about expectations for playing time after 27 starts in 2020-21, even in the President Cup year. Equal chances to be lucky or mad.Ĭhalk up his dreadful 2019-20 to the pandemic and lean on the form with which we were familiar. Usually barely reaches the membership minimum in starts, too. Reliable and potent mix.ĭelivered (as he should have) for salary gamers, but we’ve played this game of hot potato with him for the last four seasons. Now he’s a winner (Houston), still pre-prime and plays a lot. It can be easy to forget that he logged a couple of seasons on TOUR well before returning in earnest in 2018-19, so he’s a veteran.
It wasn’t until just after the 2020-21 season started when he revealed the severity of his injury (torn labrum in a hip), so that he grinded out a 14-for-25 with three top 10s is seriously impressive. He’s in his pocket just outside the cornerstone pieces, though. Finished the Regular Season at 71st in the FedExCup and as the only outside the top 60 with as many as his five top 10s.
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