2024’s Most Surprising Golf Flops 😮

From Scottie Scheffler winning six tournaments in 10 starts to Xander Schauffele getting the major championship monkey off his back, there have been some brilliant performances on the PGA Tour in 2024 but we've also seen our fair share of disappointments.

Let's take a look at 5 golfers having the most disappointing seasons on the PGA Tour.

🏌‍♀Max Homa: Homa has eight top-25 finishes in 16 starts and notched a T-3 finish at the Masters for his best-ever major finish, but his 2024 campaign hasn't been good enough for his lofty standards. He has recorded only three top-10 finishes this season, and the closest he's been to the winner has been five shots.  

🏌‍♀Will Zalatoris: Zalatoris missed most of last season after undergoing back surgery, and it's been a struggle for him to find his old form. The rising star found a groove with three top-10 finishes in the span of five starts early in the season, but he's only gone downhill since then.

Over his last eight starts, Zalatoris has two missed cuts and hasn't finished better than T-41.

🏌‍♀Viktor Hovland: Hovland didn't finish better than T-19 in his first six starts of the season, and he reverted back to one of the worst chippers on the PGA Tour. He showed some signs of life at the PGA Championship with a solo third, but he then missed the cut at the US Open due to a poor short-game week.

🏌‍♀Jordan Spieth: Spieth has five missed cuts and recorded only one top-25 finish in his last 15 starts. Despite having a strong season with the driver, Spieth has been wildly inconsistent with his iron play and short game.

Spieth hasn't won on Tour since April 2022, and he's not going to end that streak anytime soon the way he's playing.

🏌‍♀Rickie Fowler:  Fowler has more missed cuts (5) than top-30 finishes (3) this year. He ranks 155th out of 175 qualified players in total strokes gained, and he is currently 94th in the FedEx Cup standings.

This could very well be the beginning of the end for the 35-year-old.