Jason Gore

Gore got off to a horrible start in 2007, making the cut in only one out of his first seven events. From that point he was able to scratch out three top-10s and eight top-25s. The question you have to ask with Gore is, did he peak in 2005? Was he simply just on fire for a couple months back in 2005? He has not showed that form since becoming a member of the tour in 2006. I don't think he's as good as he showed during those couple months in 2005, but he's better than he's shown over the last couple years.

Gore was the darling of tour late in 2005, and with good cause. He had a tremendous run that started at the U.S. Open and carried over to a stint on the Nationwide Tour where he won three consecutive events. That led to an instant promotion to the PGA Tour where he won the 84 Lumber Classic upon arrival. After that run it was a given he would continue to do well in 2006 on the PGA Tour. The weight of expectations, however, can be too much for some people. After a slow start, Gore had to deal with an elbow injury and it was clear that 2006 was not going to be his year. With one full year on PGA Tour under his belt, Gore should be better equipped to handle all that comes with the Tour, and his results should improve.