Gordon Sargent

Sargent had an incredible amount of hype around him after his 2022 season at Vanderbilt in which he won the NCAA Individual Championship as a freshman. In 2023 he made starts at The Masters and U.S. Open and earned the Mark H. McCormack Medal as the leading player in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. He became the first player to earn PGA Tour membership through PGA Tour University Accelerated after hitting the necessary 20 points. Instead of immediately taking up membership, Sargent would elect to exhaust his collegiate eligibility and stay in school. Unfortunately, his senior season was a major struggle as he had just one top-30 finish all season. After graduating and transitioning to life on the PGA Tour the struggle continued, notching just one top-30 finish in 11 starts. Sargent is one of the longest drivers in golf, but his confidence has taken a massive hit over the last year and a half. That said, his upside is through the roof if he can get his game back to what is was a couple years ago. The talent has to win out eventually. Read Past Outlooks