Yeah, Rob is in a great position this year. When he got his card a few years ago after finishing 25th in the Web.com playoffs, he was literally the last man in the priority rankings going into the season, and basically had to fly into events, and hope guys didn't show up, decided not to play, etc., and then if he couldn't get in, try to get in via the Monday qualifier. He flew to Mexico and other places only to have to fly back home without playing. It shouldn't be nearly as bad this year.
I would estimate that he's going to get into 25-30 tournaments this year. Of course, a couple of good early finishes and he could climb up the money list, and get in via that route and not have to worry about priority rankings.
A half million plus in earnings this year is incredible for him, and I think he can now really focus on just playing golf. He's done the Tour once before, he knows the courses, he knows the cities, and all of that stuff makes things a lot easier. I expect him to have a much better go of it this time around than the first time. I can't wait.