Taylor Moore

Moore was one of several rookies to crack the top-70 this past season, although his route was a bit unspectacular. Moore took a slow and steady route to the top-70, using a pair of top-10s at the end of the season to sneak into the playoffs, then playing just well enough at the FedEx St. Jude Championship to make the field for the BMW Championship. In all, Moore made the cut in 18 of 28 starts, and posted just four top-10s all season. His numbers this past season were tame, but he was able to win on the Korn Ferry Tour the year prior, so perhaps this was just an adjustment year for Moore. You can see some upside here based on how he finished the season, so getting off to a strong start in the fall will be key for Moore.

Placing top-25 in more than half of his 39 starts on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2020-21, Moore earns a PGA Tour card for the first time thanks in large part to a win at the Memorial Health Championship in July, which preceded a runner-up result the following week at the Price Cutter Charity Championship. Moore added two more top-10s during the KFT Finals, ultimately ending the season fourth in scoring average, fifth in ball striking and sixth in scrambling.