Jackson Suber<\/p>\n
Jackson Suber missed the cut in his 3M Open debut a year ago, but he is a far better golfer nowadays, sitting 54 spots higher in the world golf rankings at a career-best No. 104. Suber has only missed one cut in his last eight starts and he has finished inside the top-30 six times during this stretch. Suber just finished T-28 at Royal Birkdale for his Open Championship debut last week and a 5-under 65 on Thursday put him atop the leaderboard following the first round.<\/p>\n
The 26-year-old faltered as the major progressed, but seeing him finish this high in his first attempt at the Open Championship was impressive, nonetheless. On top of this performance at Royal Birkdale, Suber has flashed big upside recently, carding top-six finishes at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson in May, the RBC Canadian Open in June and at the John Deere Classic earlier this month.<\/p>\n
All of these events have something in common. They are played at TPC courses, just like this week\u2019s 3M Open, which is played at TPC Twin Cities. Among this field, Suber ranks third in strokes gained per round at TPC courses this season. <\/p>\n
Another thing that bodes well for Suber\u2019s chances at TPC Twin Cities is that this venue is located in the Midwest in Blaine, Minnesota. Suber has finished in the top-six in 2-of-4 starts at venues in the Midwest and he ranks second in this field in strokes gained per round at Midwest courses, trailing only Scottie Scheffler.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, Suber ranks 20th in SG APP this season and each of the last four winners at TPC Twin Cities have finished the event top-eight in SG APP. Suber definitely has a chance to contend in his second attempt at TPC Twin Cities and he shouldn\u2019t be highly owned in one and done pools, as most will likely gravitate towards the defending champion in Kurt Kitayama.<\/p>\n
Past One and Done Tournament Results<\/p>\n
The Sony Open: J.J. Spaun (T40)<\/a><\/p>\n The American Express: Si Woo Kim (T6)<\/a><\/p>\n The Farmers Insurance Open: Will Zalatoris (MC)<\/a><\/p>\n WM Phoenix Open:\u00a0Maverick McNealy\u00a0(T13)<\/a><\/p>\n AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am:\u00a0Justin Rose (T37)<\/a><\/p>\n The Genesis Invitational: Hideki Matsuyama (T28)<\/a><\/p>\n Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches: Shane Lowry (T2)<\/a><\/p>\n Arnold Palmer Invitational: Rory McIlroy (WD)<\/a><\/p>\n THE PLAYERS Championship: Collin Morikawa (WD)<\/a><\/p>\n Valspar Championship: Jacob Bridgeman (T14)<\/a><\/p>\n Texas Children\u2019s Houston Open: Sam Burns (T21)<\/a><\/p>\n Valero Texas Open: Russell Henley (MC)<\/a><\/p>\n The Masters: Jon Rahm (T38)<\/a><\/p>\n RBC Heritage: Jordan Spieth (T33rd)<\/a><\/p>\n Cadillac Championship: Cameron Young (first)<\/a><\/p>\n Truist Championship: Ludvig Aberg (T8)<\/a><\/p>\n PGA Championship: Scottie Scheffler (T14)<\/a><\/p>\n CJ CUP Byron Nelson: Christiaan Bezuidenhout (MC)<\/a><\/p>\n Charles Schwab Challenge: Rickie Fowler (MC)<\/a><\/p>\n Memorial Tournament: Patrick Cantlay (T17)<\/a><\/p>\n RBC Canadian Open: Wyndham Clark (T11)<\/a><\/p>\n U.S. Open: Xander Schauffele (T11)<\/a><\/p>\n Travelers Championship: Tommy Fleetwood (T14)<\/a><\/p>\n John Deere Classic: Ben Griffin (T21)<\/a><\/p>\n Genesis Scottish Open: Matt Fitzpatrick (T3)<\/a><\/p>\n