Ranked No. 70 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2008 PGA Tour victories: 0 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i Has not competed in any PGA Tour major tournaments Notes: Missed the cut in 13 of 30 PGA Tour events in 2009, but retained his PGA Tour card with four top 10 finishes.

Ranked No. 64 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1995 PGA Tour victories: 0 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for 9th in 2008) Notes: Has seven career wins on the Asian Tour, which is tied for fourth all-time. Finished 3-under at the 2006 Nationwide Tour event at the Pete Dye Golf Club. A student of martial arts, which helps his flexibility in the golf swing.

Ranked No. 60 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2003 PGA Tour victories: 0 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for fifth in 2007) Notes: Finished in a tie for 5th at 2005 Nationwide Tour event at Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport. Didn't win any tournaments that year, but was the mark of consistency, making the cut in all but four of the events he started and finishing no worse than 48th with five top-10 finishes.

Ranked No. 63 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2001 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 30th in 2001) Notes: Played in the Nationwide Tour's stop at Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport in 2004 (finished 10-under and tied for 15th), 2006 (finished 5-under and tied for 30th) and 2008 (finished 1-under and tied for 45th).

Ranked No. 62 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1991 PGA Tour victories: 0 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 28th in 2003) Notes: Is in the top 50 on the tour in drive distance, despite being only 5-foot-11 and 160 pounds. In 2001, was second only to John Daly in driving distance. Was an academic All-American at South Carolina in 1990 and 1991.

Ranked No. 55 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2004 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Masters (tied for third in 2008) Notes: Suffered a rib injury which contributed to his struggles in 2009 when he made only 14 of 26 cuts. His brother, Haymes Snedeker, won Big Break X Michigan, and earned a shot at Q school and the PGA Tour.

Ranked No. 61 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2004 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Masters (tied for 18th this year) Notes: Great uncle is Bob Goalby, who visited The Greenbrier last year for the Hall of Fame induction of Sam Snead and Bill Campbell.

Ranked No. 82 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1994 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 5th in 2003) Notes: Has not won an event in the PGA Tour, but has three secondplace finishes, including this year when he was 13-under to finish in second place at the Valero Texas Open. Jacobson has missed the cut only once in 12 events this year.

Ranked No. 79 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1999 PGA Tour victories: 2 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i Masters (tied for 10th in 2007) Notes: Last year he earned more than $1 million for the sixth consecutive season and equaled his career-low round with a 63 in the first round of the Bob Hope Classic.

Ranked No. 100 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1996 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for 10th in 2005) Notes: Lists Jimmy Buffett as his hero. Has made the cut in 21 of 30 events this year, but hasn't finished higher than 26th and has missed the cut six times since May 31.

Ranked No. 90 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2001 PGA Tour victories: 0 i Did not compete in any majors Notes: Made the cut at the 2008 Nationwide Tour event at Pete Dye, but consecutive 75s in the final two rounds dropped him into a tie for 63. Won the 2006 Michelob Ultra Classic on his fifth wedding anniversary.

Ranked No. 66 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1999 PGA Tour victories: 0 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 68th in 2008) Notes: Won the inaugural Nationwide Tour event at the Pete Dye Golf Club in 2004. Couldn't keep his PGA Tour card and returned to Pete Dye in 2007 and 2008, missing the cut both times.

Ranked No. 75 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1980 PGA Tour victories: 15 PGA Tour major victories: 1 i The Masters (1992) Notes: Never uses a glove. Nickname is "Boom Boom" for his long drives. Is a good friend of Michael Jordan, and is a season ticket holder for the Charlotte Bobcats, where Jordan is the majority owner.

Ranked No. 57 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1998 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 63rd in 2007) Notes: Was a member of the Nationwide Tour in 2003, but didn't retain his card and had to play on the Golden Bear Tour in 2004. Didn't play in any events in 2005 and played in two in 2006, but won the PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament in December of that year, receiving his PGA Tour card for 2007.

Ranked No. 68 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1982 PGA Tour victories: 34 PGA Tour major victories: 3 i The Masters (2000) i PGA Championship (1998, 2004) Notes: Had three PGA Tour victories in 2008 and missed the cut only five times in 23 events. Tied for 23rd in his first PGA Tour event, the British Open, in 1989.

Ranked No. 56 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2003 PGA Tour victories: 2 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for 66th in 2007) Notes: Played in 2004 and 2005 at the Nationwide Tour stop at the Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport, finishing in a tie for 26th in 2004 and in a tie for 12th in 2005.

Ranked No. 74 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1999 PGA Tour victories: 7 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Open Championship (tied for 2nd in 2007) i PGA Championship (2nd in 1999, tied for 2nd in 2008) Notes: Has committed to playing in The Greenbrier Classic. Drives a Ferrari 360 Modena and a Jaguar XJR. Had one win, three secondplace finishes, six top 10s and 11 top 25s in 2008, making almost $5 million. Stumbled last year, earning only around $1.2 million.

Ranked No. 110 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1984 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 12th in 2001) Notes: Has played more than 300 events on the PGA Tour and has two second-place finishes and three third-place finishes, but no wins.

Ranked No. 65 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2004 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (missed cut in 2007 and 2009) i The Open Championship (missed cut in 2009) Notes: Played in the Nationwide Tour event in Bridgeport in 2007 (missed the cut) and in 2005 (finishing tied for 57th at even). Has the flag of his home country, Scotland, on his golf belt, golf bag and the tees he uses.

Ranked No. 73 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1987 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Open Championship (tied for ninth in 2001) i PGA Championship (tied for ninth in 2007) Notes: Earned exempt status on the PGA Tour for the 13th consecutive year. Made his debut on the PGA Tour in 1991, shooting a 7-over 295 to finish in a tie for 295 at the USF&G Classic.

Ranked No. 67 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2000 PGA Tour victories: 3 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Masters (tied for 8th in 2003) Notes: Missed the cut five times this year after missing it a total of six times in 25 events in 2009. Father died in July of 2009 after losing a battle with brain cancer.

Ranked No. 58 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2004 PGA Tour victories: 0 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Masters (finished in a tie for 6th in 2008 and 2009) Notes: Missed the cut at the 2006 Nationwide Tour event at the Pete Dye Golf Club, shooting a 4-over, marking one of eight tournaments in which he missed the cut that year.

Ranked No. 71 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2000 PGA Tour victories: 0 i Has not competed in any PGA Tour major tournaments Notes: Played in the Nationwide Tour event at Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport four times (2004, 2005, 2007, 2008), missing the cut every year except for 2007 when he tied for 31st at 5-under.

Ranked No. 69 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2006 PGA Tour victories: 0 i Has not competed in any PGA Tour major tournaments Notes: Shot a first-round 70 at the 2007 Nationwide Tour event in Bridgeport, but withdrew after the first round. The previous six events on the Nationwide Tour he didn't finish any worse than 15th and came back three weeks after Pete Dye and tied for 14th at the Oregon Classic.

Ranked No. 92 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1992 PGA Tour victories: 3 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i Masters (tied for 10th in 1996) i U.S. Open (tied for 10th in 1997) i PGA Championship (tied for 10th in 1997) Notes: Gave up golf for four years after college to work with his father in the family clothing business.

Ranked No. 94 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1994 PGA Tour victories: 2 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i Masters (tied for fifth in 2005) Notes: Wife Angela is a clinical psychologist. Began his golf career on the PGA Tour of Australasia where he won the 1999 Canon Challenge. In 1999, Pampling shot a 71 in the first round of the Open Championship, but shot an 86 in the second round to miss the cut.

Ranked No. 88 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1994 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 6th in 2006) Notes: Marks his Titleist Pro V1 ball with a drawn-on kangaroo, a marking which has been featured in Titleist advertisements. O'Hern is the only player who has beaten Tiger Woods in match play more than once.

Ranked No. 103 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1992 PGA Tour victories: 2 i U.S. Open (tied for 24th in 2004) Notes: Played intermittently on the European Tour from 1996 to 2002 and joined the PGA Tour in 2004. In 1995 became the first person to hit a golf ball off the Great Wall of China.

Ranked No. 87 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2003 PGA Tour victories: 2 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 4th in 2008) Notes: Spent one year on the Nationwide Tour, finishing tied for sixth at 14-under at the Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport. Father Don, a golf instructor in South Carolina who got Trahan started in golf, has recorded 13 career aces.

Ranked No. 78 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1995 PGA Tour victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for 22nd in 2001) Notes: Tied a PGA Tour birdie-eagle streak recird with an eagle on the 15th hole in the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World, then birdied the next seven holes for a total of 9-under over eight holes

Ranked No. 85 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1997 PGA Tour victories: 2 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for 9th in 2007) Notes: Real name is Thomas Brent Weekley, getting the nickname Boo from the character on Yogi Bear. Played in the Nationwide Tour event at Pete Dye Golf Club in 2004, '05 and 06. He missed the cut in 2004, withdrew after a first-round 75 in 2005 and finished second after losing in a playoff in 2006.

Ranked No. 86 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1988 PGA Tour victories: 4 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i Masters (tied for 4th in 1999) Notes: Works with personal trainer, former world-class pole vaulter Scott Hennig. Has been a season-ticket holder for University of Texas football since 1989.

Ranked No. 102 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1998 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (missed the cut in 2003) Notes: Played three times in the Nationwide Tour event at Bridgeport's Pete Dye Golf Club. His best finish in West Virginia came in 2008 when he tied for 21st. Took 2006 off to work for "about a year and a half and stumbled back into golf working for a title company."

Ranked No. 105 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2000 PGA Tour victories: 3 PGA Tour major victories: 1 i Open Championship (2003) Notes: Won his first appearance in a major, winning the 2003 Open Championship (British Open) by one stroke over Thomas Bjorn and Vijay Singh on the final day. Had five top 10 finishes and missed only four cuts in 2008.

Ranked No. 106 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1998 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i Open Championship (third in 2007) Notes: Suffered a kidney disease at age 8 and on a strict diet when he decided to take up golf. Made the cut in 15 of 20 events in 2008, which included his first career win at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Ranked No. 95 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1989 PGA Tour victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for fourth in 2003) Notes: Was born in Czechoslovakia with his parents as a refugee. In April of 2006 was disqualified for using a non-conforming ball during the third round of the MCI Heritage.

Ranked No. 108 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2000 PGA Tour victories: 7 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for third in 2006) Notes: Hero is fellow Australian Greg Norman, who along with coach Butch Harmon, urged him to play several seasons on the European Tour, where he has six of his 17 professional wins.

Ranked No. 77 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1994 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 5th in 2003) Notes: Has not won an event in the PGA Tour, but has three secondplace finishes, including this year when he was 13-under to finish in second place at the Valero Texas Open. Jacobson has missed the cut only once in 12 events this year.

Ranked No. 89 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1995 PGA Tour victories: 0 i PGA Championship (tied for 4th in 2000) Notes: Missed the cut in 14 out of 32 events in 2003 and nine out of 22 in 2004 to lose his PGA Tour card. Played the Nationwide Tour in 2005 and missed the cut at Bridgeport's Pete Dye Golf Club. Returned to PGA Tour in 2006, but lost his card again after missing the cut in 20 out of 28 events. Played in the Nationwide's Pete Dye event in 2007, but missed the cut again. Finally, in 2008, Chalmers had a title and 10 top 10 finishes on the Nationwide Tour, including tying for 10th at Pete Dye.

Ranked No. 109 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1992 PGA Tour victories: 0 i Open Championship (tied for 22nd in 2006) Notes: Made only 11 cuts in 29 events on the PGA Tour in 2007, then played on the Nationwide Tour in 2008 where he missed the cut at the event at Bridgeport's Pete Dye Golf Club.

Ranked No. 98 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2002 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (Missed the cut in 2008) i The Open Championship (Missed the cut in 2008) Notes: Has not won on the PGA Tour or Nationwide Tour, but came in second place at the 2008 Ginn sur Mer Classic by a stroke to Ryan Palmer. Competed in 28 Nationwide Tour evants in 2007, but not at the Nationwide event at Pete Dye Golf Club.

Ranked No. 84 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1995 PGA Tour victories: 0 i The Open Championship (tied for 5th in 2009) Notes: Father is a former Australian rules football player. Was a member of the Nationwide Tour in 1999, 2004 and 2005, playing in the Nationwide event at Pete Dye Golf Club where he missed the cut after shooting 1-over through two rounds.

Ranked No. 107 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1981 PGA Tour victories: 13 PGA Tour major victories: 1 i Open Championship (1989) Notes: In 2009 set a PGA Tour record with nine consecutive birdies at the RBC Canadian Open on the 12th through 18th holes and the first and second holes. In 2002 inducted into Phoenix Open Hall of Fame, joining Arnold Plamers, Gene Littler, Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan and Ken Venturi.

Ranked No. 99 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1986 PGA Tour victories: 8 PGA Tour major victories: 2 i U.S. Open (1993, 1998) Notes: His finish at No. 99 on the 2009 PGA Tour list of money leaders was his first top 125 ranking since finishing 96th in 2004.

Ranked No. 91 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2001 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 53rd in 2008) Notes: Graduated from Duke University in 2001, then used his mother's Nissan Altima to travel to South Dakota for the 2001 Dakotas Tour. Burned out three cars logging more than 300,000 miles across the country playing various tours.

Ranked No. 97 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2002 PGA Tour victories: 0 i Open Championship (tied for 51st in 2007) Notes: Son of former Masters champion and 13-time PGA Tour winner Craig Stadler. His father caddied for Kevin in his 2002 Colorado Open victory.

Ranked No. 84 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1994 PGA Tour victories: 7 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i Masters (tied for 3rd in 2004) Notes: Could squat 350 pounds as a youngster, earning the nickname "Tank." Has made the cut in all 14 tournaments he's played this year with one second-place finish, two top 10 finishes and seven in the top 25.

Ranked No. 83 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1998 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Open Championship (tied for 4th in 1998) Notes: Rose won his first PGA Tour event this past weekend at the Memorial Tournament, defeating Rickie Fowler by three strokes. Also, he has four top 10s in majors, tied for fifth in the Masters (2007) and U.S. Open (2003), tied for fourth in The Open Championship (1998) and tied for ninth in the PGA Championship (2008).

Ranked No. 96 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2004 PGA Tour victories: 0 i U.S. Open (Missed the cut in 2009) Notes: Suffered from juvenile arthritis as a child and young adult. One of the eight Nationwide Tour events he played in 2007 was at the Pete Dye Golf Club. It was one of only three events during which he made the cut. Nitties finished tied for 59th.

Ranked No. 80 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 1998 PGA Tour victories: 1 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 26th in 2007) Notes: Was undefeated in four years of high school competition (76- 0-2). At Texas Christian University, he made a hole in one on the 17th hole in the final round of the 1998 WAC Championshiop to win the team and individual titles.

Ranked No. 101 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2000 PGA Tour victories: 2 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i U.S. Open (tied for 13th in 2007) i PGA Championship (tied for 13th in 2008) Notes: Father Ron served as chief mechanic for Mario Andretti's race team in New Hampshire. If he wasn't a golfer, would have become a preacher.

Ranked No. 76 on 2009 money list Turned pro: 2005 PGA Tour victories: 0 PGA Tour major victories: 0 i The Open Championship (tied for 13th in 2009) Notes: Finished tied for 11th in his final event of 2009, the Children's Miracle Network Classic, after missing the cut in three consecutive events.