Billy Hurley

Hurley III was a rare example of a golfer that was fairly well known, even though he hadn't accomplished much on the golf course. He first hit the radar with a solid showing at the AT&T National in 2012, which has strong ties with the military and Hurley III being a former member of the Navy, it all made for a good story. A few years later, he made headlines when his father went missing and Hurley III made a plea for help. Last season however, Hurley III finally made headlines for his play on the course when he picked-up a win at the Quicken Loans National. With that win, Hurley III finally has some security and no longer has to worry about his card for next season. Will that improve his play? Probably, but at his current price, he's not worth the risk in salary cap formats. In drafts, he's a 7th-round pick.

Poor Billy Hurley III, if not for his affiliation with the Naval Academy, he might have pulled out a win last year over the 4th of July weekend. For those that don't recall, Hurley III held the 54-hole lead at the Greenbrier Classic and the attention was probably just too much to handle. Young players generally struggle in that spot, but add the timing of being a former military man on 4th of July weekend and boom, media circus. Hurley went on to card a top-5, his second of the year, but all anyone could talk about was what could have been. Hurley III has a bright future though and he's worth a look in salary cap leagues this year. In drafts he looks to be a 10th round pick.

Hurley missed nine of 15 Web.com cuts last season but posted seven Top-25s.

There's not much to Hurley on the course. He had a handful of Top-10s last season on the Nationwide Tour and barely snuck into the Top 25. His prospects for this season don't look great.