Keita Nakajima

ANALYSIS
Perhaps the most surprising finish of the tournament -- other than Scottie Scheffler's missed cut -- came from Nakajima, who entered the week with no top-10 finishes across 28 PGA Tour events in his career. Nakajima shot three-under or better in each of his rounds at The Renaissance Club, which kept him in the mix alongside past winners in Robert MacIntyre and Rory McIlroy. Nakajima's success mostly came on the green with 6.73 strokes gained with his putter, which was the third-highest in the field. He also ranked T3 in scrambling, fourth in bogeys, T6 in GIR, T10 in driving accuracy and 21st in both SG: Off-the-Tee and Around. Nakajima will tee off at The Open Championship next week, where he's failed to make the cut in each of his three prior outings at golf's oldest major.