Eden, North Carolina native and former University of Virginia Cavalier Bruce Woodall, is having himself a breakout year in 2013 on the eGolf Professional Tour.
The 24-year old is currently sitting atop the money list, having earned $64,037.50 in 17 events so far in 2013. In those 17 events, Woodall has racked up two victories (Spring Creek Classic & River Hills Classic), six top-5's and eight top-10 finishes. Missing the cut just twice in those 17 events.
Entering his first full season on the eGolf Tour, Woodall played behind some pretty stiff competition while at Virginia. Playing behind current PGA Tour player Ben Kohles and another eGolf Tour standout in Will Collins.
Beginning this season on the PGA Tour with no status what-so-ever. Jordan Spieth put together a rookie campaign in 2013, that may not rival say Keegan Bradley's 2011 season. Though it does make you perk your head up to have a better look at this 20-year old from Dallas, Texas.
Sure, winning the John Deere doesn't compare to winning the Wannamaker trophy, as Bradley did in his rookie year.
However, as is the case in most sports. It's not how you start, rather how you finish off the year, that people remember you for.
At one point in 2012, Henrik Stenson was ranked 230th in the Official World Golf Rankings. Falling from near the top at number five in the World in 2009, after his win at The Players.
Heading into the FedEx Cup playoffs, Stenson had two PGA Tour wins to his name. The last, being at the 2009 Players. Now the 37 year old Swede tacked on two more PGA Tour wins in the span of three weeks.
Winning the second FedEx Cup playoff event, and capping it off with his wire-to-wire win on Sunday. Claiming his fourth PGA Tour win, the FedEx Cup and of course -- The $11.4-Million payday that commanded.
Stenson's streak of great golf can go all the way back The Open Championship where he finished in a tie for second. Another T2 at the WGC-Bridgestone, third at the PGA Championship. And of course, his lights out playing in the FedEx Cup playoffs. Which saw him go:
