On his last start via a Major Medical Extension, Hunter Haas settled for a share of 65th place worth $13,936.00 at the Wells Fargo Championship.
Haas posted 6-over-par 75-71-73-75=294 for his third payday in five starts this season, but he fell $205,217 short of fulfilling the terms of his MME. He needed no worse than a solo seventh to retain status. And because he came up short (by $32,002) of securing conditional status as a secondary goal -- a two-way T29 was necessary at worst -- he no longer has status on the PGA TOUR. Expect him to play full-time on the Web.com Tour for the remainder of the season.

Hunter Haas completed 72 holes of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans in 7-under-par 72-69-70-70=281, good for a share of 47th place worth $16,159.00.
He didn't pounce on a scoring TPC Louisiana like many others, but it's his best finish among two paydays in four starts on the PGA TOUR this season. With it plugged in, he's scheduled to make the trip to Quail Hollow for this week's Wells Fargo Championship. If he doesn't withdraw before his tee time in the opening round, it will be his final start via a Major Medical Extension. To retain status, he needs to earn $219,153. That would require no worse than a solo seventh (worth $224,450). To secure conditional status as a secondary goal, he'd need to bank $45,938. No worse than a two-way T29 (worth $46,565) would get that job done. Short of that and the non-winner would lose his status.

Hunter Haas completed 36 holes of the RBC Heritage in 5-over-par 71-76=147 and will miss the cut.
Haas' opening round was a frustrating experience. He hit 13 greens in regulation and converted six birdies, but he erased the entire set with four bogeys and a double. Today's lap around Harbour Town included five bogeys as he went 0-for-9 in birdie chances. The failed opportunity leaves him with two starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $235,312 and retain status.

Hunter Haas tied for 65th place at the Shell Houston Open, picking up a payday worth $12,834.00.
This was his first start on the PGA TOUR since having hip surgery last year. He settled at even-par 69-71-74-74=288 at Redstone. Haas now has four starts remaining on his Major Medical Extension to earn $235,312 and retain status. He'll make the short trip to this week's Valero Texas Open.

Hunter Haas is listed in the published field of next week's Shell Houston Open.
Haas has burned four rehab starts on the Web.com Tour this season after returning from hip surgery. He has five starts on a Major Medical Extension on the PGA TOUR to earn $248,146 and retain status. In his debut at Redstone's Tournament Course a year ago, he tied for 75th place.

Hunter Haas signed for a 1-over-par 38-33=71 following his opening round of the Panama Claro Championship on the Web.com Tour.
Back in action since having hip surgery last August, Haas sandwiched four consecutive birdies at Panama Golf Club with three bogeys and a double. He's entitled to five rehab starts on the secondary circuit before he return to the PGA TOUR on which he has a Major Medical Extension affording five starts to earn $248,146 and retain status.

Hunter Haas is listed in the published field of next week's Panama Claro Championship on the Web.com Tour.
After making 24 starts in 2012, Haas underwent surgery on his hip and hasn't played since. Expect him to take advantage of his maximum five rehab starts on the secondary circuit since he has only five starts on the PGA TOUR via a Major Medical Extension to earn $248,146 and retain status.