PGA Tour Power Rankings: Arnold Palmer Invitational

Justin Rose — 15th

In five starts in the new year, Rose has already picked up a trio of top five finishes, including a solo second at the Sony Open in Hawaii and a tie for fourth at the Genesis Open. While he didn’t fare so well in his most recent event, the WGC-Mexico Championship, there’s not too much cause for concern there — playing at altitude, an uncommon experience for many pros, can bring out the worst in certain players. He should be rejuvenated by a return to Bay Hill, where he’s been productive in the past. With three career top 10s, including a solo second in 2013, he’s done just about everything but win.

Coming off of a rest week, Rose should be ready to resume contending at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He may need a few lucky bounces along the way, but if he hits it well enough, his nearly two-year-old PGA Tour win drought could be in serious danger.