The 2025 PGA TOUR season is just around the corner, and the excitement is building. The Sentry, played on the stunning Plantation Course at Kapalua, Maui, is the perfect kick-off event. It’s a time for the world’s top golfers to shake off the rust, showcase their skills, and get back into the swing of things. But have you ever wondered how the players earn their spot in this elite field? Let’s take a closer look at how one player, Max Greyserman, secured his spot in The Sentry.

Max Greyserman’s journey to The Sentry is a fascinating one. So, how did he do it? The answer lies in his impressive performance last season. Greyserman finished 48th in the FedExCup standings, earning him a well-deserved spot in the 60-man field at Kapalua. It’s a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. Greyserman’s achievement is even more impressive when you consider the level of competition he faced last season. To come out on top and secure a spot in The Sentry is a remarkable feat, and we can’t wait to see how he performs in the new season.

As the players gear up for the new season, The Sentry promises to be an unforgettable event. With its unique course design and breathtaking scenery, Kapalua is the perfect backdrop for the world’s top golfers to showcase their skills. And with Greyserman joining the likes of Xander Schauffele in the field, we can expect some thrilling competition.

But as we look into the future, it is also important to note how the player climbed the stairs, as many of you might not know. A wrist injury almost ended Greyserman’s career at one point.

Max Greyserman almost said goodbye to the game of golf

Max Greyserman’s debut season on the PGA Tour was one to remember, but what’s even more remarkable is the journey he took to get there. Just two years ago, Greyserman’s career was almost derailed by a wrist injury that required surgery. In an appearance on GOLF’s Subpar podcast, Greyserman revealed that he was so unsure about his future in golf that he even explored other career paths, including real estate and finance. “I was thinking, well, maybe I could go hang out with my friends in New York City and enjoy life in a different way,” he shared.

But Greyserman’s story wasn’t finished yet. After taking time to reflect on his options, he realized that he wasn’t done with golf. With renewed determination, he got back to work, and his hard work paid off. He finished 9th on the Korn Ferry Tour the following year and has been on a roll ever since. Greyserman credits his wrist surgery with giving him a new perspective on his career and life. “It showed me what life would have been like had I not played golf, and I think I was OK with that,” he said. “That gave me perspective to go chase Plan A, which was pro golf.” Now, let’s see if that strength will help the golfer win the Sentry 2025. What do you think? Let us know in the comment section below!