Scottie Scheffler didn’t just dominate the FedEx Cup Playoffs, he finished the season No.1 in more than 20 PGA Tour statistical categories. Here’s every one of them.
Scottie Scheffler came from behind to win the Tour Championship and claim a second FedEx Cup title, capping a season he called “a big battle” and surpassing Tiger Woods on the career money list.
With little wind and receptive greens at East Lake Golf Club, the chances that Young remains atop of the leaderboard are slim, but at least he is back in contention at the FedEx Cup Playoffs finale.
Min Woo Lee has stormed to the lead at the Tour Championship with an eight-under 62 on debut, a stunning turnaround after admitting it was “probably the saddest” he’s been on a golf course just weeks earlier.
The 30-player field for the Tour Championship is set, with Adam Scott and Min Woo Lee both booking their tickets to East Lake, while Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler missed out.
Wyndham Clark held off Rory McIlroy to win the BMW Championship, overcoming a squandered 54-hole lead thanks to clutch birdies and his Ping onset putter.
Adam Scott and Min Woo Lee are both well placed to reach the Tour Championship, while Rory McIlroy bounced back from a poor week in Memphis with a six-under 64 at the BMW Championship.
Gary Woodland has fired a six-under 64 to open the BMW Championship, keeping alive one of the year’s most inspiring comeback stories as he chases a return to the Tour Championship.
Justin Thomas is fighting to keep his season alive at the BMW Championship, needing a top finish to advance to the Tour Championship after telling his wife he felt like he was “playing the last tournament of my life.”
Initial reports stated courses like Pine Valley and Cypress Point as possibilities, which might be a little far-fetched. We decided we’d apply a little realism to the exercise and help identify some courses we’d love to see the tour consider for the new matchplay edition of the Tour Championship.
Australian Golf Digest
