Movers and Shakers: BMW Championship

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Biggest mover: Dudley Hart
He moved: 53 spots, from 67th to 14th
Because: He finished second at the BMW Championship.
Hart's round of the day on Sunday -- a 65 -- closed with back-to-back birdies. As a result, Hart finds himself in the field for THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola. Talk about a jump -- Hart missed the cut at the Deutsche Bank Championship.

Welcome to the top two: Camilo Villegas
He moved: 23 spots, from 25th to second
Because: He won the BMW Championship.
In the past two weeks, Villegas has moved up 66 spots in the FedExCup standings on the strength of a third-place finish two weeks ago at the Deutsche Bank Championship and his first career TOUR win last week at the BMW Championship. By the way, he also has three top-five finishes in his last four starts.

Welcome to the field: D.J. Trahan
He moved: 10 spots, from 35th to 25th
Because: He tied for fifth at the BMW Championship
Trahan hasn't exactly set the world on fire during the Playoffs. However, on the strength of a second-round 63, he got his best finish in nearly two months Sunday at St. Louis. That's reason enough to think he may be someone to watch in a few weeks at THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.

Look out for: Vijay Singh
He moved: Zero spots, from first to first
Because: He all but clinched the FedExCup at the BMW Championship
Sure, he finished 44th in St. Louis. Sure, he has to do little more than show up at East Lake in three weeks to win the FedExCup. But consider this: Despite all that -- and being in the midst of a two-week "break", Singh was seen practicing Monday at TPC Sawgrass.