What's up, guys? Rick here with a preview for the 2022 golf year. I can't believe it's already happening. The PGA tour and really golf in general worldwide is so deep right now.

There are so many great stars, so many great up-and-coming young players.

And who knows, maybe we'll even get a little Tiger Woods sighting in 2022.

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In this preview, I'll go through actually last year because we'll use the foundation of what we saw in 2021 to look forward to 2022.

See if we can find some breakout candidates.

Talk a little bit about the unique schedule because

there are some differences this year and see where else this goes. But let's jump into it previewing

2022. Okay, this is a power ranking system that will debut as the calendar turns to 2022 on Rick Rungood.com.

This is every round by every golfer on the PGA tour, the European tour, the Corn Ferry Tour, the Champions Tour, and you're going to be able to kind of filter by a lot of different pieces of criteria

How many number of rounds you want to see the breakdown into the strokes gain metrics all that good stuff and I have it in both the raw version which is what you're looking at right now and I'll show you the weighted version. Yeah, that's fun. That's new here in just one second. So looking back

at 2021 and again, remember, there are some guys on this list that played primarily on the

Corn Fairy Tour. So I'm just going to skip over some of those guys. But John Rom in 2021 gained

about 1.9 strokes per round on the field.

It's a massive number.

It's not only a massive number,

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