Adam Svennson

Some players just have a knack for winning, and Svensson is one of them. He had a plethora of success as a junior, from titles in his home province to a Callaway World Junior Golf Championship in 2010 and 2012 Canadian Junior Boys Championship. Svensson kept winning at Barry University in Miami, Fla., where he was a member of two NCAA Division II championship teams and twice a first-team All-American. After turning professional in 2015, Svensson wasted no time in a new environment either, claiming three SwingThought.com Tour events. From there, he played his way into exempt status on the Mackenzie Tour –PGA TOUR Canada and completed the season ninth on the Order of Merit after recording 21 of 24 rounds under par, including a 62 at the Bayview Place Island Savings Open. Despite no status on the Web.com Tour, he made seven starts. Svensson regained his winning touch at in the final stage of Web.com Tour Qualifying Tournament, shooting 20-under 266 and waltzing to a seven-shot win at PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. “It’s always tough to win at any level,” Svensson said, “so I just tried to have fun.” Although he hasn’t won yet, there is plenty of time left in his rookie Web.com Tour season. It won’t be an unfamiliar feeling.