An Australian who made the most of just nine starts on the Nationwide Tour in 2006 to finish 20th on the money list and is playing his rookie season on the PGA TOUR. Scored his first Nationwide Tour victory in the Jacob’s Creek Open Championship when countryman Michael Sim made a double bogey on the second playoff hole. Played extensively on the Japan Golf Tour because of travel and family considerations. Made 15 starts and scored his third career win at the Japan Open. Enjoyed his best season in 2004 when he won twice and finished fourth on the Order of Merit. Also has been a member of the Australasian Tour since 1999. Click here to learn more.

Another Australian who will be a rookie on the PGA TOUR after finishing 19th on the Nationwide Tour in 2006, his first year there. Has not made a start on the PGA TOUR this season because he is recovering from a stress fracture in his lower spine. Was diagnosed in mid-November and is expected to be out at least the first four months. Lost to Paul Sheehan in a playoff at the Jacob’s Creek Open Championship in his first Nationwide Tour start to obtain Special Temporary Membership. Broke through in the PalmettoPride Classic, dueling with leading money winner Ken Duke down the stretch. Birdied the first playoff hole to secure the victory. Was the world’s No. 1 ranked amateur in 2005. Click here to learn more.

Missed five weeks in 2006 with a broken collarbone after tripping over a tree root, yet still finished ninth on the money list and played his way onto the PGA TOUR for the first time. Won twice in playoffs and lost the Chattanooga Classic by a stroke when Kyle Reifers closed with course record 11-under-par 61. Became known for his fantastic finishes as well, as he made eagle on the 72nd hole to get into a playoff in each of his victories. Carried the 18-, 36- and 54-holes leads at the 2007 Buick Invitational, but faded to third behind champion Tiger Woods. Won the 2003 U.S. Public Links Championship and was the SEC Player of the Year that season at Vanderbilt. Click here to learn more.

One of golf's most colorful characters is back on the PGA TOUR after four seasons on the Nationwide Tour since he finished seventh on the 2006 money list. Recorded a career-high nine top 10s that tied leading money winner Ken Duke for most. Finished second at the National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic and the Miccosukee Championship and third at both the Chattanooga Classic and the Legend Financial Group Classic. Long recognized as a great ball-striker, Weekley hit 68 of 72 greens in regulation at Chattanooga, breaking Chad Campbell's Nationwide Tour record of 66. Got his nickname because of his fondness for cartoon character Yogi Bear's sidekick, Boo Boo Bear. Click here to learn more.