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As the RotoWire League auction nears, the 2015 PGA Tour season looks to be one of the most wide open in fantasy memory.
The biggest thunder during the PGA Tour's fall season came from young Jordan Spieth, who looks poised for a big 2015.
Tiger Woods returned to golf with a new swing, a new back ... and the same results.
Bud Cauley's season got off to a bad start with a torn labrum, pushing him far down the Reshuffle List.
Charley Hoffman won the final fall event, but it was Brooks Koepka who moved the golf needle in Turkey.
Ben Martin is one of the few notables in the field this week as the PGA Tour closes out the fall season.
Defending Champ Harris English is one of the few players in this week's thin field who could challenge for a win.
Bubba Watson did his best Harry Houdini at the WGC-HCBS Champions in Shanghai.
Sergio Garcia is playing well, and that trend should continue this week in China.
Justin Rose has played well recently and goes to Shanghai looking to cash in.
Ryan Moore again conquered Kuala Lumpur, the site of his lone victory last season.
Carlos Ortiz has putted well thus far and should face little stress in this week's no-cut event.
The field this week should produce a winner with a bigger name than we've seen thus far in the fall season, and that could make Sergio Garcia a winner.