Kevin Dougherty is from Murrieta, California and went to Oklahoma State University. Dougherty turned pro in 2014 and officially joined the Korn Ferry tour in 2016. Since then he has played in 118 events. One of his earliest memories is meeting Phil Mickelson and getting an autograph on his hat. Outside of golf Dougherty maintains a strict diet and exercise regimen and hopes to own a hunting lodge in the future.

Originally from Taree, Australia Brett Drewitt turned pro in 2013 and joined the Korn Ferry tour in 2015. Since then he has played in 157 events. His dream group would be able to play with Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Ben Hogan. If he was not playing professional golf, he would be playing cricket, in fact the most famous person he’s met is cricket player Michael Clarke.

Steven Fisk is originally from Atlanta, Georgia and went to Georgia Southern University. After turning pro in 2019, he joined the Korn Ferry tour in 2022. Fisk started playing at the age of 5 when his parents built a par 3 course and driving range. One of his fondest memories his when Rocco Mediate let him use one of his irons and a putter during a practice round at TPC Sugarloaf. 

Max Greyserman is from Short Hills, New Jersey and went to Duke University. Greyserman went pro in 2017 and later joined the Korn Ferry tour in 2020. Since then he has played in 75 events. Max’s parents came to the United States as refugees of the soviet union and had not met until they moved to New Jersey and now Greyserman is able to read Russian. One day Max hopes to own a lot of dogs.

Jim Knous was born in Aspen, Colorado and went to the Colorado School of Mines where he graduated with a degree in civil engineering. Knous (also known as “HardK”) went pro in 2012 and joined the Korn Ferry tour in 2017. He has played in 80 events in his time with the tour. His favorite player growing up was Ernie Els, but met Jack Nicklaus in a cafe in his hometown of Basalt, CO. Outside of golf Jim enjoys hiking, exercising, and cooking.