If Jackson Suber hits the fairway as often as he drains clutch putts, the rest of the tour might need to look for a new hobby.

Watching Jackson Suber navigate a final round under pressure makes my own Sunday morning round of golf look like an interpretative dance of bad decisions.

Jackson Suber is proof that if you grind hard enough on the Korn Ferry Tour, you too can eventually get paid to enjoy nature while being perpetually stressed.

After his performance at the U.S. Open qualifier, it is safe to say that Jackson Suber has officially graduated from 'promising talent' to 'guy I really don't want to get paired with in a tournament.'