What's up, guys? Rick here with something that I've been wanting to do for a really long time.

For the last couple of years, I wanted to sit down and put out player by player, my top 50 for the upcoming year.

And it's happening right now.

We will go back at the end of the year and we'll review this.

See how right I was.

See how wrong I was.

And all the things that probably happened that nobody expected. But these are my ranks heading into 2025 that could be useful just for learning and

getting ready for 2025, a little bit of a research process, a little bit of a primer.

You could use them for fantasy rankings. You could use them for one and done ranks as well. Make sure you're getting

the top players. I think there's a lot of interesting things that are coming in the new year.

And this is a project I've been wanting to work on. And I finally carved out the time to do it.

So let's not waste any more time. The top 50 starts with Nicholas Norgard, who could be described as a late bloomer.

He turned pro in 2015 and has worked his way up through the ranks of the Nordic

Golf League to the challenge tour to the DP World Tour.

And in 2025, he is going to be a member of the PGA tour.

And that's because of the results that he's put together overseas, winning the British

Masters, then going on to have a really great year. And he has an exciting skill set. The ability to

launch the ball off the T at 6'4. He puts unbelievable torque on the golf ball. And then also does something that a lot of big hitters can't do.

And that's really rolled a rock.

This is kind of a profile that would be similar to Cameron Young or someone of that nature.

It'll be determining his success, what will happen with him in 2025 based on what he does on the

second shot, but he has really shown the ability to kind of have a large range of outcomes

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