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PGATour.com has assembled their Top 100 for 2010 list and Pat Perez rolled in at No. 42.

"His first win finally behind him, Pat Perez is looking forward to a healthy 2010 to see if he can build on last year's breakthrough campaign. He missed six weeks midway through 2009 after tearing ligaments in his right ankle while running with his dog but closed out the year with ties for 13th at the Frys.com Open and 10th at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions to get back on track. Perez took advantage of Steve Stricker's free-fall and his own new-found sense of calm to win the 50th Bob Hope Classic hosted by Arnold Palmer on a windswept afternoon. He closed it out in style, too, knocking a 6-iron over the water and onto the green, setting up a 3-footer for eagle and a three-stroke win. Nine weeks later, the Arizona State product tied for fourth at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard. He went on to win $1.7 million - just $35,000 shy of a career-best total - in the abbreviated season."

PP wrapped up last year's FedExCup ranked No. 46 and will look to improve on that in '10.

According to PGATour.com's John Maginnes, his "Quick Read" stated that "He didn't do much after picking up career victory No. 1 early in the season. Look for a solid West Coast swing from Perez."

The 'swing' is underway. Tune in for the latest, now through early Februrary.