2021—Earnings on WSGA Tour: $11M; Made cut in 37 of 39 tournaments with 19 top 10 finishes, 4 wins and 2 second place finishes.

2022—Earnings on WSGA Tour: $7M; Made cut in 36 of 37 tournaments with 15 top 10 finishes and 4 second place finishes.

2023—Earnings on WSGA Tour: $10M; Made cut in 34 of 38 tournaments with 18 top 10 finishes with 1 win and 4 second place finishes.

2024—Earnings on WSGA Tour: $11M; Made cut in 36 of 38 tournaments with 21 top 10 finishes with 3 wins and 4 second place finishes.

2025—Earnings on WSGA tour: $15 M; Made cut in 38 of 38 tournaments with 21 top 10 finishes and 5 wins and 4 second place finishes. WSGA Tour Player of the Year. #1 Ranked Player.

2026—Earnings on WSGA Tour: $8M; Made cut in 33 of 37 tournaments with 15 top 10 finishes and 2 wins and 3 second place finishes.

2027—Moved to European Tour. Earnings on European Tour: 9M Euros; 28 top 10 finishes and 12 wins and 7 second place finishes. Euro Tour Order of Merit Winner. Euro Tour Player of Year.

2028—Returned to WSGA Tour. Earnings on WSGA Tour: $10M; Made cut in 37 of 38 tournaments; 14 top 10 finishes with 4 wins and 2 second place finishes. WSGA Tour Player of Year.

2029—Earnings on WSGA Tour: $11M; Made cut in 36 of 40 tournaments; 15 top 10 finishes with 3 wins and 2 second place finishes. Stephano’s coach, Jonathan Peterson retired at the end of the year. He hired Ken Willis whose top strengths were the short game and putting, two of Stephano’s weaker areas.

2030—Earnings on WSGA Tour: $18M; Made cut in 32 of 38 tournaments; 30 top 10 finishes with 7 wins and 5 second place finishes. WSGA Tour Player of the Year.