The third week of the 2018 FedEx Cup Playoffs is now complete with the finish of the BMW Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on Monday. Thirty players have now punched their ticket to the Tour Championship and the Top 5 can win the FedEx Cup title with a victory in that event. 2018 U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Jim Furyk has also picked his final player for the matches in Paris at the end of the month.
BMW Championship First Round Notes
In the first round of the 2018 BMW Championship, Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy thrilled the fans with each man shooting a brilliant 8-under par 62, placing them one shot ahead of Xander Schauffele, who shot a 63. Schauffele would love to prove to U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Jim Furyk that he deserves the final captain’s pick over Tony Finau, who shot a 68 and was in a tie for 30th after one round of play.
BMW Championship First Round Highlights
Video Courtesy of PGA Tour
BMW Championship First Round Results
T1 Tiger Woods -8 62 T1 Rory McIlroy -8 62 3 Xander Schauffele -7 63 T4 Billy Horschel -6 64 T4 Peter Uihlein -6 64 T4 Justin Thomas -6 64 T4 Alex Noren -6 64 T8 Ryan Armour -5 65 T8 Byeong Hun An -5 65 T8 Rickie Fowler -5 65 T8 Aaron Wise -5 65 T12 Hideki Matsuyama -4 66 T12 Gary Woodland -4 66 T12 Jon Rahm -4 66 T12 Justin Rose -4 66 T12 Brian Gay -4 66 T12 Henrik Stenson -4 66 T12 Webb Simpson -4 66 T12 Keegan Bradley -4 66 T20 Andrew Putnam -3 67 T20 Emiliano Grillo -3 67 T20 Jordan Spieth -3 67 T20 Bryson DeChambeau -3 67 T20 J.J. Spaun -3 67 T20 Keith Mitchell -3 67 T20 C.T. Pan -3 67 T20 Jason Day -3 67 T20 Kyle Stanley -3 67 T20 Beau Hossler -3 67 T30 Ian Poulter -2 68 T30 Patton Kizzire -2 68 T30 Charles Howell III -2 68 T30 Zach Johnson -2 68 T30 Chez Reavie -2 68 T30 Andrew Landry -2 68 T30 Tony Finau -2 68 T30 Ted Potter, Jr. -2 68 T38 Adam Hadwin -1 69 T38 Patrick Reed -1 69 T38 Abraham Ancer -1 69 T38 Jason Kokrak -1 69 T38 Chris Kirk -1 69 T38 Brian Harman -1 69 T38 Pat Perez -1 69 T38 Chesson Hadley -1 69 T38 Brooks Koepka -1 69 T38 Paul Casey -1 69 T38 Tyrrell Hatton -1 69 T49 Dustin Johnson E 70 T49 Francesco Molinari E 70 T49 Ryan Palmer E 70 T49 Brice Garnett E 70 T49 Rafa Cabrera Bello E 70 T49 Luke List E 70 T49 Kevin Na E 70 T49 Scott Piercy E 70 T57 Tommy Fleetwood +1 71 T57 Bubba Watson +1 71 T57 Cameron Smith +1 71 T57 Austin Cook +1 71 T57 Brandt Snedeker +1 71 T57 Patrick Cantlay +1 71 T57 Si Woo Kim +1 71 64 Kevin Kisner +2 72 T65 Phil Mickelson +3 73 T65 Louis Oosthuizen +3 73 T67 Adam Scott +4 74 T67 Marc Leishman +4 74 T67 Brendan Steele +4 74
BMW Championship Second Round Notes
Xander Schauffele went out early and backed up his first round 63 with a 6-under par 64, setting the pace at 13-under par 127, adding more fuel to the Ryder Cup fire. Justin Rose was the only player to come close to Schauffele, firing a 63 to come in at 11-under par, two shots back. Kevin Na and Tommy Fleetwood both shot 62 to share low round of the day.
Four players were tied for 3rd place at 10-under par, three strokes behind, with Keegan Bradley and Hideki Matsuyama both shooting 64 to reach that score. Rickie Fowler shot a second straight 5-under par 65, and Alex Noren had a 66 to also put themselves in the tie for 3rd.
Tiger and Rory never really got it going in the second round, with Rory shooting a 1-under par 69, which put him tied for 7th place at 9-under par, while Tiger shot an even par 70, which left him tied for 12th at 8-under. Tony Finau responded to Schauffele’s excellence with a 64 of his own, moving him up into the tie at 12th place.
BMW Championship Second Round Highlights
Video Courtesy of PGA Tour
BMW Championship Second Round Results
1 Xander Schauffele -13 63 64 127 2 Justin Rose -11 66 63 129 T3 Keegan Bradley -10 66 64 130 T3 Hideki Matsuyama -10 66 64 130 T3 Rickie Fowler -10 65 65 130 T3 Alex Noren -10 64 66 130 T7 Charles Howell III -9 68 63 131 T7 Jason Day -9 67 64 131 T7 Justin Thomas -9 64 67 131 T7 Billy Horschel -9 64 67 131 T7 Rory McIlroy -9 62 69 131 T12 Kevin Na -8 70 62 132 T12 Tony Finau -8 68 64 132 T12 Ted Potter, Jr. -8 68 64 132 T12 Gary Woodland -8 66 66 132 T12 Aaron Wise -8 65 67 132 T12 Byeong Hun An -8 65 67 132 T12 Ryan Armour -8 65 67 132 T12 Tiger Woods -8 62 70 132 T20 Tommy Fleetwood -7 71 62 133 T20 Francesco Molinari -7 70 63 133 T20 Andrew Putnam -7 67 66 133 T20 Webb Simpson -7 66 67 133 T24 Scott Piercy -6 70 64 134 T24 Patrick Reed -6 69 65 134 T24 Jason Kokrak -6 69 65 134 T24 C.T. Pan -6 67 67 134 T24 Keith Mitchell -6 67 67 134 T24 Beau Hossler -6 67 67 134 T24 Peter Uihlein -6 64 70 134 T31 J.J. Spaun -5 67 68 135 T31 Jon Rahm -5 66 69 135 T31 Henrik Stenson -5 66 69 135 T34 Patrick Cantlay -4 71 65 136 T34 Bubba Watson -4 71 65 136 T34 Luke List -4 70 66 136 T34 Zach Johnson -4 68 68 136 T38 Brice Garnett -3 70 67 137 T38 Paul Casey -3 69 68 137 T38 Tyrrell Hatton -3 69 68 137 T38 Brooks Koepka -3 69 68 137 T38 Chris Kirk -3 69 68 137 T38 Abraham Ancer -3 69 68 137 T38 Kyle Stanley -3 67 70 137 T38 Bryson DeChambeau -3 67 70 137 T38 Emiliano Grillo -3 67 70 137 T38 Brian Gay -3 66 71 137 T48 Austin Cook -2 71 67 138 T48 Rafa Cabrera Bello -2 70 68 138 T48 Dustin Johnson -2 70 68 138 T48 Chesson Hadley -2 69 69 138 T48 Adam Hadwin -2 69 69 138 T48 Andrew Landry -2 68 70 138 T48 Chez Reavie -2 68 70 138 T48 Ian Poulter -2 68 70 138 T48 Jordan Spieth -2 67 71 138 T57 Kevin Kisner -1 72 67 139 T57 Si Woo Kim -1 71 68 139 T57 Ryan Palmer -1 70 69 139 T57 Pat Perez -1 69 70 139 T57 Patton Kizzire -1 68 71 139 T62 Marc Leishman E 74 66 140 T62 Brandt Snedeker E 71 69 140 T64 Louis Oosthuizen +1 73 68 141 T64 Brian Harman +1 69 72 141 T66 Adam Scott +2 74 68 142 T66 Cameron Smith +2 71 71 142 68 Brendan Steele +3 74 69 143 69 Phil Mickelson +5 73 72 145
BMW Championship Third Round Notes
Justin Rose grabbed the 54-hole lead with a 6-under par 64 in the third round, which put him at 17-under par 193 and one stroke ahead of first round co-leader Rory McIlroy and second round leader Xander Schauffele. Rory shot a 63 and Schauffele had a 67 with a bogey at the 18th to tie for 2nd place at 16-under par.
Tommy Fleetwood shot a second consecutive 8-under par 62 and was tied for 4th place with Rickie Fowler, who had his third straight 65, at 15-under par. Keegan Bradley was in 6th place at 14-under after a 66, while 2018 Open Champion Francesco Molinari shot a 64 to move into a four way tie for 7th place at 13-under par with Billy Horschel and Justin Thomas, who both shot 66 and Hideki Matsuyama, who had a 67.
Tiger Woods shot a 4-under par 66 and he was tied for 11th at 12-under with three others, including 2018 Masters Champion Patrick Reed, who shot a 64. 2018 Players Champion Webb Simpson was also at 12-under after a 65, along with Gary Woodland, who shot a 66. Tony Finau matched Schauffele for the second day in a row with a 67 and he was tied for 15th at 11-under par.
BMW Championship Third Round Highlights
Video Courtesy of PGA Tour
BMW Championship Third Round Results
1 Justin Rose -17 66 63 64 193 T2 Rory McIlroy -16 62 69 63 194 T2 Xander Schauffele -16 63 64 67 194 T4 Tommy Fleetwood -15 71 62 62 195 T4 Rickie Fowler -15 65 65 65 195 6 Keegan Bradley -14 66 64 66 196 T7 Francesco Molinari -13 70 63 64 197 T7 Billy Horschel -13 64 67 66 197 T7 Justin Thomas -13 64 67 66 197 T7 Hideki Matsuyama -13 66 64 67 197 T11 Patrick Reed -12 69 65 64 198 T11 Webb Simpson -12 66 67 65 198 T11 Gary Woodland -12 66 66 66 198 T11 Tiger Woods -12 62 70 66 198 T15 Scott Piercy -11 70 64 65 199 T15 Andrew Putnam -11 67 66 66 199 T15 Ted Potter, Jr. -11 68 64 67 199 T15 Tony Finau -11 68 64 67 199 T15 Kevin Na -11 70 62 67 199 T15 Jason Day -11 67 64 68 199 T21 Jon Rahm -10 66 69 65 200 T21 Ryan Armour -10 65 67 68 200 T21 Aaron Wise -10 65 67 68 200 T21 Byeong Hun An -10 65 67 68 200 T21 Alex Noren -10 64 66 70 200 T26 Austin Cook -9 71 67 63 201 T26 Adam Hadwin -9 69 69 63 201 T26 Bryson DeChambeau -9 67 70 64 201 T26 Bubba Watson -9 71 65 65 201 T26 Keith Mitchell -9 67 67 67 201 T26 Jason Kokrak -9 69 65 67 201 T26 Charles Howell III -9 68 63 70 201 T33 Dustin Johnson -8 70 68 64 202 T33 Brooks Koepka -8 69 68 65 202 T33 Kyle Stanley -8 67 70 65 202 T33 Henrik Stenson -8 66 69 67 202 T33 Beau Hossler -8 67 67 68 202 38 Luke List -7 70 66 67 203 T39 Andrew Landry -6 68 70 66 204 T39 Jordan Spieth -6 67 71 66 204 T39 Brice Garnett -6 70 67 67 204 T39 Zach Johnson -6 68 68 68 204 T39 J.J. Spaun -6 67 68 69 204 T44 Si Woo Kim -5 71 68 66 205 T44 Chez Reavie -5 68 70 67 205 T44 Ian Poulter -5 68 70 67 205 T44 Abraham Ancer -5 69 68 68 205 T44 Peter Uihlein -5 64 70 71 205 T44 C.T. Pan -5 67 67 71 205 T50 Marc Leishman -4 74 66 66 206 T50 Patton Kizzire -4 68 71 67 206 T50 Paul Casey -4 69 68 69 206 T50 Tyrrell Hatton -4 69 68 69 206 T50 Chris Kirk -4 69 68 69 206 T50 Brian Gay -4 66 71 69 206 T50 Patrick Cantlay -4 71 65 70 206 57 Pat Perez -3 69 70 68 207 T58 Adam Scott -2 74 68 66 208 T58 Kevin Kisner -2 72 67 69 208 T58 Rafa Cabrera Bello -2 70 68 70 208 T58 Emiliano Grillo -2 67 70 71 208 T62 Louis Oosthuizen -1 73 68 68 209 T62 Ryan Palmer -1 70 69 70 209 T62 Chesson Hadley -1 69 69 71 209 65 Cameron Smith E 71 71 68 210 66 Brandt Snedeker +1 71 69 71 211 T67 Phil Mickelson +2 73 72 67 212 T67 Brendan Steele +2 74 69 69 212 69 Brian Harman +7 69 72 76 217
BMW Championship Final Round Notes
The final round of the 2018 BMW Championship was postponed on Sunday and was played on Monday. At first, it seemed like a good possibility that the final round could get cancelled altogether, but the grounds crew at Aronimink were able to get the course playable and the last group of Justin Rose, Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele teed off at 9:50 AM.
A few groups earlier, Tiger Woods had gotten his round started with a birdie at the 1st hole to get to 13-under par,four strokes behind the leader Rose. Later, Keegan Bradley birdied the 1st to move to 15-under, only two shots back, but then Rose bogeyed the 1st to drop into a tie with McIlroy and Schauffele at 16-under par.
Up ahead, Tiger birdied the 5th hole to get to 14-under par, but Rose chipped in for birdie at the 2nd hole to move back to 17-under and alone in the lead. Then, Tiger got a chip-in of his own for a birdie at the 6th and moved to 15-under par, while Billy Horschel got his second birdie of the day at the 5th and also moved to 15-under.
Both Keegan and Rickie Fowler bogeyed the 4th hole to fall to 14-under par and after a bogey at the 1st, Kevin Na made his 5th birdie in seven holes at the 8th to get to 15-under par. Tiger missed a birdie putt from less than ten feet away at the 7th hole and Patrick Reed birdied the 6th to get to 15-under par and 3-under for the day.
Webb Simpson made a birdie at the 7th hole to move to 14-under par and Keegan birdied the 5th to get back to 15-under. Schauffele bogeyed the 4th hole to fall to 15-under par and Horschel birdied the 6th to get to 16-under. Thomas also made a birdie at the 6th hole to get to 14-under par and later, Fowler birdied the 6th to go to 15-under.
Keegan also birdied the 6th with a putt that hung on the edge before it fell and moved to 16-under par while Horschel birdied the 7th to get to 17-under and tied for the lead with Rose. Tiger birdied the par-5 9th hole to go to 16-under par and one stroke back and Reed bogeyed the 8th to fall to 14-under.
Keegan then birdied the 7th hole and went to 17-under par and tied for the lead, as Schauffele made a birdie at the 6th to get to 16-under. Webb birdied the 10th hole and he too got to 16-under par while Tiger bogeyed the same hole with his first missed fairway of the day and dropped to 15-under.
Horschel birdied the 9th hole and took the lead alone at 18-under par, then he just missed a birdie putt at 11. Tiger birdied the 11th hole to get back to 16-under par and Keegan birdied the 9th to tie Horschel at 18-under. Later, Schauffele also birdied the 9th hole to move to 17-under par.
Rose would also birdie the 9th hole to move into the tie for the lead at 18-under par, but Rory made his 9th straight par after getting a bounce from the bleachers to just off the back of the green, failing to get up and down from there. Hideki Matsuyama birdied the 11th hole to get to 15-under par.
Keegan made a great save for par at the 10th hole and Webb birdied the 12th to get to 17-under par. Rory hit it stiff at the 10th hole and the tap-in birdie put him at 17-under par while Rose and Schauffele made par there. Tiger birdied the 13th hole to get to 17-under par and Keegan made a par at the 11th.
Horschel had a two putt par at the 12th hole and Rose made a par at the 11th, while Rory, who was hitting the ball better than anyone, continued his putting woes as he came up three feet short on a birdie putt of less than ten feet at the same hole.
Tiger bogeyed the 14th hole from the bunker to fall to 16-under par as Jordan Spieth was finishing with a 3-over 73 for the day, 3-under par for the tournament and projected to finish 31st in the FedEx Cup Standings. in danger of missing out on the Tour Championship.
Tommy Fleetwood made just his second birdie of the day at the 12th to get back to 15-under par and just even par on the day as Keegan made another par save at the same hole. Horschel had a long two putt for par at the 13th and then Rose made a birdie at the 12th hole to take the lead alone at 19 under par.
Bryson DeChambeau finished with a 67 for the day and came in at 12-under par while Na got his first birdie on the back nine with a tap in at the 17th to go to 16-under. Fleetwood also moved to 16-under par when he birdied the 13th hole as Keegan just missed his birdie putt there. Thomas got his second birdie in a row at the 14th hole to get to 15-under par.
Horschel birdied the 14th hole to move to 19-under par and tied with Rose, and Tony Finau was making a move on the back nine with his third birdie in four holes at the 16th to go to 16-under par. Rory missed yet another short birdie putt at the 13th hole, where Rose also made a par.
Keegan birdied the 14th hole to get to 19-under and tied for the lead while Tiger birdied the 16th to get back to 16-under. A missed putt for par by Horschel, after a drive into the rough at 15 had forced a lay up, dropped him to 18-under and out of the tie at the top. Rory and Rose both made par at 14.
Keegan two putted for par from off the green at 15 and Finau closed with a 65 to finish at 16-under par. Rose two putted for par at the 15th hole and Rory had a long two putt par at the same hole but Schauffele made a birdie there to get to 18-under par.
Horschel had a two putt birdie from just off the green at the par-5 16th hole to get back to 19-under par and tied for the lead once again. Tiger and Webb both finished up their rounds with 5-under par 65 and each ended the tournament at 17-under par.
Keegan put his second shot on the green at the 16th hole, two-putted for birdie and took the lead at 20-under par as Horschel nearly chipped in for birdie at the 17th, where he made a par. Rose hit his second just off the green in two at the 16th hole but Rory and Schauffele were forced to lay up.
Keegan knocked his tee shot to ten feet at the par-3 17th hole as Rose missed his eagle attempt at 16. Fowler birdied his second hole in a row at the 17th to get to 16-under par and Keegan rolled in his birdie there to move to 21-under and leader by two strokes.
Horschel hit his second just off the green at the 18th hole as Rose got his birdie at the 16th to move to 20-under par and only one shot back. Rory made a birdie at 16 as well to get to 18-under as Keegan drove it way left off the 18th tee. Horschel hit a good chip at the 18th green for a tap-in par and a 64, finishing at 19-under par. Molinari shot a 67 to finish at 16-under.
Rose hit it right over the top of the flag 15 feet away at the 17th hole and Rory hit his just to the left 20 feet away. Keegan hit his second at the 18th hole into the bleachers right of the green as Schauffele rolled in a birdie at the 17th to get to 19-under par. Rose also birdied the 17th to move to 21-under and tied with Keegan.
After a drop away from the bleachers, Keegan came up ten feet short with his chip on the 18th green as Rose was hitting the fairway with his tee shot on the final hole. Keegan missed his par putt and bogeyed the 18th for a 64 and 20-under par for the tournament, while Fleetwood and Fowler both closed with a 69 to finish at 16-under par.
Rose came up well short with his second to the final green and Schauffele put his on the green about 22 feet away. Rose again came up short with his pitch, the ball stopping about 15 feet away. Rory made a par to finish at 18-under par, shooting a 68 that should have been so much lower.
Schauffele just missed his birdie putt and ended up with a 67, which left him at 19-under par and tied for 3rd place with Horschel. Rose lined up his par putt for the win and stroked it toward the hole. The ball caught the lip and dipped down into the hole for a split second, but spun away. Rose tapped in for bogey and a 67, tied with Keegan at 20-under par.
The playoff began at the 18th tee, where Rose hit first and this time it was him who went to the left, though not as wide as Keegan had in regulation. Keegan put his ball in play down the middle and had the advantage. Rose hit his second shot out of the rough, bouncing off the bleachers to just off the green and Keegan hit his second just off the back of the green.
Keegan Bradley eyes his putt for birdie from off the green on the playoff hole.
Both men were just over 25 feet away, with Rose the closest of the two. Keegan putted first, rolling the ball about two feet from the hole. Rose went next, but his putt hung up in the fringe a bit, coming up six feet short. Rose’s par attempt slid by and Keegan tapped in for the win, his first victory in six years.
Keegan moved all the way up to number six in the FedEx Cup Standings from outside the Top 30 before the event. Rose moved to number one in the Official World Golf Ranking with his solo 2nd place finish. Rose has a very slender lead over number two Dustin Johnson.
BMW Championship Final Round Highlights
Video Courtesy of PGA Tour
BMW Championship Final Round Results
1 Keegan Bradley -20 66 64 66 64 260 2 Justin Rose -20 66 63 64 67 260 T3 Billy Horschel -19 64 67 66 64 261 T3 Xander Schauffele -19 63 64 67 67 261 5 Rory McIlroy -18 62 69 63 68 262 T6 Webb Simpson -17 66 67 65 65 263 T6 Tiger Woods -17 62 70 66 65 263 T8 Tony Finau -16 68 64 67 65 264 T8 Francesco Molinari -16 70 63 64 67 264 T8 Tommy Fleetwood -16 71 62 62 69 264 T8 Rickie Fowler -16 65 65 65 69 264 T12 Kevin Na -15 70 62 67 66 265 T12 Gary Woodland -15 66 66 66 67 265 T12 Justin Thomas -15 64 67 66 68 265 15 Hideki Matsuyama -14 66 64 67 69 266 T16 Bubba Watson -13 71 65 65 66 267 T16 Aaron Wise -13 65 67 68 67 267 T16 Andrew Putnam -13 67 66 66 68 267 T19 Adam Hadwin -12 69 69 63 67 268 T19 Brooks Koepka -12 69 68 65 66 268 T19 Jason Kokrak -12 69 65 67 67 268 T19 Bryson DeChambeau -12 67 70 64 67 268 T19 Patrick Reed -12 69 65 64 70 268 T24 Dustin Johnson -11 70 68 64 67 269 T24 Charles Howell III -11 68 63 70 68 269 T24 Alex Noren -11 64 66 70 69 269 T24 Jason Day -11 67 64 68 70 269 T24 Jon Rahm -11 66 69 65 69 269 T29 Henrik Stenson -10 66 69 67 68 270 T29 Austin Cook -10 71 67 63 69 270 T29 Byeong Hun An -10 65 67 68 70 270 T29 Tyrrell Hatton -10 69 68 69 64 270 T33 Beau Hossler -9 67 67 68 69 271 T33 Zach Johnson -9 68 68 68 67 271 T35 Brice Garnett -8 70 67 67 68 272 T35 Andrew Landry -8 68 70 66 68 272 T35 Ted Potter, Jr. -8 68 64 67 73 272 T38 Peter Uihlein -7 64 70 71 68 273 T38 C.T. Pan -7 67 67 71 68 273 T38 Chez Reavie -7 68 70 67 68 273 T41 Si Woo Kim -6 71 68 66 69 274 T41 Chris Kirk -6 69 68 69 68 274 T41 Marc Leishman -6 74 66 66 68 274 T41 Rafa Cabrera Bello -6 70 68 70 66 274 T45 Kyle Stanley -5 67 70 65 73 275 T45 Luke List -5 70 66 67 72 275 T45 J.J. Spaun -5 67 68 69 71 275 T45 Keith Mitchell -5 67 67 67 74 275 T45 Brian Gay -5 66 71 69 69 275 T45 Scott Piercy -5 70 64 65 76 275 T51 Abraham Ancer -4 69 68 68 71 276 T51 Ian Poulter -4 68 70 67 71 276 T51 Ryan Armour -4 65 67 68 76 276 T51 Adam Scott -4 74 68 66 68 276 T55 Jordan Spieth -3 67 71 66 73 277 T55 Patrick Cantlay -3 71 65 70 71 277 T55 Pat Perez -3 69 70 68 70 277 T58 Kevin Kisner -2 72 67 69 70 278 T58 Louis Oosthuizen -2 73 68 68 69 278 T58 Phil Mickelson -2 73 72 67 66 278 T61 Patton Kizzire -1 68 71 67 73 279 T61 Emiliano Grillo -1 67 70 71 71 279 T61 Chesson Hadley -1 69 69 71 70 279 64 Brendan Steele E 74 69 69 68 280 T65 Ryan Palmer +2 70 69 70 73 282 T65 Cameron Smith +2 71 71 68 72 282 67 Brandt Snedeker +3 71 69 71 72 283 68 Brian Harman +12 69 72 76 75 292 WD Paul Casey 69 68 69 WD
Ryder Cup News
2018 U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Jim Furyk picked Tony Finau as his final selection for the U.S. team. Xander Schauffele, Billy Horschel and even the winner Keegan Bradley all made strong last minute moves in hopes of swaying Furyk, but it was the long hitting Finau who got the nod, based on his consistent good play.
Fedex Cup Standings
Players in bold type moved up into the Top 30.
Rank Rank This Last Reset Week Week Player Name Points Points 1 1 Bryson DeChambeau 5,789 2,000 2 3 Justin Rose 4,391 1,800 3 4 Tony Finau 3,479 1,520 4 2 Dustin Johnson 3,425 1,296 5 5 Justin Thomas 3,327 1,280 6 52 Keegan Bradley 2,979 1,120 7 6 Brooks Koepka 2,723 960 8 7 Bubba Watson 2,481 800 9 15 Billy Horschel 2,260 640 10 8 Cameron Smith 2,247 480 11 11 Webb Simpson 2,228 384 12 10 Jason Day 2,071 368 13 14 Francesco Molinari 1,992 352 14 9 Phil Mickelson 1,990 336 15 13 Patrick Reed 1,933 314 16 12 Patrick Cantlay 1,861 293 17 24 Rory McIlroy 1,813 272 18 41 Xander Schauffele 1,759 251 19 20 Tommy Fleetwood 1,734 231 20 25 Tiger Woods 1,722 219 21 18 Aaron Wise 1,702 206 22 23 Kevin Na 1,629 194 23 26 Rickie Fowler 1,612 182 24 19 Jon Rahm 1,610 170 25 16 Kyle Stanley 1,564 161 26 17 Paul Casey 1,499 151 27 28 Hideki Matsuyama 1,491 142 28 30 Gary Woodland 1,448 133 29 22 Marc Leishman 1,444 124 30 21 Patton Kizzire 1,432 115
Only the Top 30 have made it to the Tour Championship. Players in bold type moved out of the Top 30.
31 27 Jordan Spieth 1,323 32 29 Emiliano Grillo 1,270 33 44 Andrew Putnam 1,267 34 31 Chez Reavie 1,252 35 33 C.T. Pan 1,238 36 47 Adam Hadwin 1,226 37 35 Andrew Landry 1,225 38 42 Austin Cook 1,203 39 34 Pat Perez 1,190 40 32 Brandt Snedeker 1,188 41 37 Rafa Cabrera Bello 1,175 42 46 Byeong Hun An 1,170 43 50 Alex Noren 1,169 44 36 Chesson Hadley 1,163 45 40 Luke List 1,150 46 49 Beau Hossler 1,134 47 39 Kevin Kisner 1,132 48 38 Brian Harman 1,129 49 43 Ryan Armour 1,113 50 45 Ian Poulter 1,090 51 48 Adam Scott 1,081 52 61 Jason Kokrak 1,053 53 57 Charles Howell III 1,041 54 54 Tyrrell Hatton 1,041 55 53 Si Woo Kim 1,026 56 51 Brendan Steele 1,015 57 60 Henrik Stenson 990 58 59 Zach Johnson 981 59 55 Brian Gay 949 60 56 Abraham Ancer 938 61 63 Brice Garnett 933 62 62 J.J. Spaun 919 63 58 Ryan Palmer 916 64 64 Peter Uihlein 911 65 70 Ted Potter, Jr. 889 66 67 Chris Kirk 888 67 66 Keith Mitchell 878 68 68 Scott Piercy 872 69 69 Louis Oosthuizen 847 70 65 Daniel Berger 839
