After scrambling his way to 82nd on the
money list with his first top-10 of the season last week Steve Allan will be
keen to go the extra step and push his way into the top-75 this week.

The veteran of several campaigns on both
the Web.com and PGA TOUR is tantalisingly close to booking a spot in the four
tournament Finals Series that will decide PGA TOUR cards for 2017.

Another good week in Tennessee would be a
big step in the right direction for the 42-year-old.

The top-75 money earners at the end of the
regular season in a fortnight’s time have the chance to play for a main Tour
card and Allan would love nothing more than to be a part of that group.

Also having a chance to make the top-75 is
talented Western Australian Oliver Goss who has turned around a difficult
season in recent weeks with some low scores and good results.

Presently 91st on the earnings table, Goss
is not without a chance to make the top-75 but will need to produce his best in
each of the next two tournaments.

Rhein Gibson, who has opted to play the PGA
TOUR this week, and Brett Drewitt are the only other two Australians inside the
top-100.

Gibson, who posted two runner-up finishes
in the space of a fortnight recently, currently sits 32nd on the money list
while Drewitt has slipped to 52nd

Scott Gardiner, Mathew Goggin, Bryden
Macpherson and Peter Lonard are all presently outside the top-100 and face a
trip back to Q-School unless they do something special this week.