3rd in Total Driving (80)

in Total Driving (80) 2nd in Greens in Regulation Percentage (71.68%)

in Greens in Regulation Percentage (71.68%) 17th in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee

in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee 5th in Back Nine Scoring Average

in Back Nine Scoring Average 24th in Scoring Average (70.6)

Name that golfer:

Henrik Stenson Dustin Johnson Adam Scott The World’s 204th ranked golfer, who has not been in Sunday contention in ages.

Stenson would make sense – as he’s been one of the most well-rounded golfers on tour for years, and always seems to be great tee-to-green.

Johnson would be a logical choice as well, since he’s long off the tee, and is known to have one of the best back nine scoring averages.

Scott, with one of the purest swings in golf, would seem to be near the top in most of those aforementioned statistics too.

Obviously, the answer is number 4 on the list. And the mystery golfer’s name is Lucas Glover, the 36-year-old stoic golfer, and 2009 U.S. Open Champion, who has been mostly MIA since that victory.

Glover has missed the last two editions of the Fed Ex Cup Playoffs (and 3 of the last four), and has not won a tournament since he out dueled Jonathan Byrd in a playoff at Quail Hollow in 2011.

The problem with Glover’s game has been putting. Not just bad putting, but dreadful, sub-Sergioesque putting. Glover is currently 169th in strokes gained putting, 175th in total putting, and 175th in putts per round (he has finished dead last in the statistic the previous two seasons).