When Davis Lamb claimed a 36-hole win at the Latin America Swing-ending event seven weeks ago in Colombia, moving to second on the Fortinet Cup points list, he immediately set some lofty goals.

“I’m not satisfied by any stretch … I’m going to go out there and try to win the rest of this Tour so I can get to No. 1 and earn the full guaranteed card,” said the 28-year-old, eager to make his return to the Korn Ferry Tour.

Only two starts later—following a tie for fourth at the Explore NB Open and a solo second finish at the Bromont Open—Lamb has risen to the top of the Fortinet Cup standings for the first time this season.

With five consecutive finishes inside the top 16 and no result outside the top 30 in seven starts, Lamb is a strong No. 1. The 300 points he earned with his solo second at Golf Château-Bromont brought his season total to 1,107 points, moving him 49 ahead of last week’s winner, David Perkins—another consistent performer who tied for 23rd in Bromont.

Here’s a look at the top 10 players in the Fortinet Cup standings halfway through the 16-tournament season:

1. Davis Lamb, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 1,107 (seven starts)
Last week’s rank: Second
Best finishes:Won the Inter Rapidísimo Golf Championship (Week 6); runner-up at the Bromont Open presented by Desjardins (Week 8)

He is the hottest player on PGA TOUR Americas. Lamb has finished inside the top four in his last three starts: a win in Colombia, a tie for fourth in Fredericton, and a solo second finish in Bromont. His scoring average of 67.65 is the best on Tour for players with at least three starts.

2. David Perkins, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 1,058 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: first
Best finishes:Won the Explore NB Open (Week 7); runner-up at the Diners Club Peru Open (Week 4)

Coming off a win in Fredericton, he shot 14-under in Bromont to tie for 23rd. The fact that this counts as his “worst” finish of the season says a lot about how consistent he’s been week-in and week-out.

3. John Marshall Butler, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 740 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: third
Best finish:Won the Bupa Championship (Week 5)

Finished in a tie for 65th in Bromont to remain third in the Fortinet Cup for the second consecutive week.

4. Michael Brennan, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 654 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: sixth
Best finishes: T3 in Argentina (Week 1); T3 in Mexico (Week 5); T4 in Brazil (Week 2)

Entering the North America Swing ranked seventh in the Fortinet Cup, he put together two solid weeks—T9 in Fredericton (-14) and T14 in Bromont (-15)—to move into fourth.

5. Hunter Wolcott, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 645 (seven starts)
Last week’s rank: fourth
Best finish:Won the Diners Club Peru Open (Week 4)

He was the only tournament winner not playing in the Bromont Open, but with good reason—his twin brother, Collier, was getting married.

6. Jay Card III, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 633 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: eighth
Best finish:Won the Kia Open (Week 3)

After missing the cut in three of his last four starts, he bounced back with a tie for 14th at the Bromont Open. He finished strong, shooting 4-under on his last four holes for a final-round 65.

7. Ryan Grider, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 624 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: fifth
Best finish:Won the Abierto Telecom del Centro (Week 1)

Tied for 19th halfway through the Bromont Open, he slowed down over the weekend to finish tied for 50th.

8. Maxwell Moldovan, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 601 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: seventh
Best finish:Won the ECP Brazil Open (Week 2)

At 11-under for the week, he finished the Bromont Open tied for 38th. He closed in style, going birdie-par-eagle on his last three holes Sunday.

9. Dillon Stewart, United States

Fortinet Cup Points: 568 (two starts)
Last week’s rank: T73
Best finish:Won the Bromont Open (Week 8)

After tying for ninth at the Explore NB Open in his first PGA TOUR-sanctioned start, he raised the bar with a strong performance in Bromont. Tied for the lead through 36 and 54 holes, he pulled away with a final-round 67 for a one-shot win on Monday.

10. Joey Vrzich, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 549 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: 10th
Best finish: Runner-up in Argentina

Coming off a tie for ninth in Fredericton, he fired a final-round-low, 8-under 62 in Bromont to surge into a tie for fifth. The back-to-back top 10s are his best results since his runner-up finish at the season opener in Argentina.

Best moves outside the top 10:

18. Mason Williams, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 347 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: 33rd
Best finish: Solo fourth at Bromont Open

33. Marcos Montenegro, Argentina

Fortinet Cup points: 222 (eight starts)
Last week’s rank: 47th
Best finish: T5 at Bromont Open

44. C.T. Lin, Chinese Taipei

Fortinet Cup points: 160 (seven starts)
Last week’s rank: 58th
Best finishes: T9 at Explore NB Open; T10 at Bromont Open

57. Jake Peacock, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 117 (two starts)
Last week’s rank: T73
Best finish: T9 at Explore NB Open

61. Peyton Callens, Canada

Fortinet Cup points: 100 (two starts)
Last week’s rank: T162
Best finish: T5 at Bromont Open

91. Caden Fioroni, United States

Fortinet Cup points: 56 (two starts)
Last week’s rank: T162
Best finish: T14 at Bromont Open

Next stop:

The race for the Fortinet Cup continues next week with the Commissionaires Ottawa Open presented by Lépine Apartments (July 24-27) at Eagle Creek Golf Club in Ottawa, Canada.