Jul 28, 2025

FedExCup Playoffs scenarios: See finishes needed at Wyndham Championship for each player to make postseason

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All-time greatest shots from Wyndham Championship

The final push for the FedExCup Playoffs takes place at the Wyndham Championship. The top 70 in the season-long FedExCup standings come Sunday will earn a spot in the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the first leg of the three-event postseason.

Germany’s Matti Schmid occupies “bubble boy” status at 70th in the FedExCup and will hope to hold off those on the outside looking in.

The finish listed next to each player is the worst place they could finish on the leaderboard and have a chance to move into the top 70. It does not mean they will clinch a spot in the Playoffs, just that they will move ahead of where No. 70 currently is. Players below No. 173 will not qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs, even with a win. Anyone between Nos. 71-173 that is not listed is not in the field.

Minimum finishes required to have chance to make the FedExCup Playoffs

FedExCup standingGolferFedExCup pointsFinish required
60Tony Finau681Currently within top 70
61Rickie Fowler656Currently within top 70
62Davis Riley652Currently within top 70
63Kevin Yu645Currently within top 70
64Erik van Rooyen634Currently within top 70
65Nico Echavarria628Currently within top 70
66Emiliano Grillo628Currently within top 70
67Cam Davis616Currently within top 70
68Patrick Rodgers616Currently within top 70
69Byeong Hun An595Currently within top 70
70Matti Schmid595Currently within top 70
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71Nicolai Højgaard590Solo 63rd
72Keith Mitchell589Solo 58th
73Chris Kirk582Solo 43rd
74Christiaan Bezuidenhout575Solo 36th
75Gary Woodland562Solo 25th
76Kevin Roy556Solo 23rd
77Alex Smalley554Solo 22nd
78Davis Thompson552Solo 21st
79Eric Cole546Solo 18th
80William Mouw527Solo 11th
81Ryo Hisatsune504Two-way T6
82Rasmus Højgaard480Two-way T4
83Karl Vilips471Solo fourth
84Matt McCarty455Two-way T3
85Adam Scott446Two-way T3
86Sami Valimaki442Two-way T3
87Michael Thorbjornsen438Two-way T3
88David Lipsky433Two-way T3
89Tom Kim426Solo third
90Andrew Putnam423Solo third
91Danny Walker411Solo third
92Matt Wallace409Solo third
93Garrick Higgo406Solo third
94Taylor Moore405Solo third
95Vince Whaley402Three-way T2
96Beau Hossler401Three-way
98Mark Hubbard395Three-way
99Max McGreevy391Three-way
100Isaiah Salinda383Two-way T2
101Joel Dahmen381Two-way T2
102Lee Hodges378Two-way T2
103Rico Hoey373Two-way T2
104Austin Eckroat371Two-way T2
105Jesper Svensson363Two-way T2
106Max Homa351Two-way T2
107Victor Perez351Two-way T2
108Patrick Fishburn343Solo second
109Chan Kim334Solo second
111Sam Ryder324Solo second
112Henrik Norlander323Solo second
113Jackson Suber320Solo second
114Chad Ramey319Solo second
115Harry Higgs308Solo second
116Thorbjørn Olesen307Solo second
117Justin Lower305Solo second
118Kris Ventura304Solo second
120Zach Johnson298Solo second
121Doug Ghim288WIN
122Ricky Castillo288WIN
123Paul Peterson285WIN
124Carson Young280WIN
125Brandt Snedeker280WIN
126Matt Kuchar276WIN
127Chandler Phillips274WIN
130Seamus Power270WIN
131Adam Schenk258WIN
132Takumi Kanaya257WIN
133Nick Dunlap255WIN
134Adam Hadwin254WIN
136David Skinns248WIN
137Pierceson Coody248WIN
138Steven Fisk241WIN
139Will Gordon235WIN
141Alex Noren219WIN
142Quade Cummins217WIN
143Nate Lashley217WIN
144Sahith Theegala209WIN
145Antoine Rozner207WIN
146Thriston Lawrence206WIN
147Matteo Manassero199WIN
148Brice Garnett199WIN
150Lanto Griffin198WIN
151Ben Kohles198WIN
152Mac Meissner195WIN
153Frankie Capan III191WIN
154Noah Goodwin183WIN
156Luke List175WIN
157Trey Mullinax172WIN
159Will Chandler165WIN
160Greyson Sigg164WIN
161Niklas Norgaard162WIN
162Adam Svensson158WIN
163Ben Silverman157WIN
164Camilo Villegas150WIN
165Nick Hardy145WIN
166Matthieu Pavon141WIN
167Thomas Rosenmueller141WIN
168Taylor Dickson132WIN
170John Pak121WIN
171Zac Blair104WIN
173Webb Simpson100WIN

The top 50 after the FedEx St. Jude will also qualify for all Signature Events in 2025, and the top 30 after the BMW will qualify for the 2025 Masters. The stakes are high for advancing in the FedExCup Playoffs – but the first step is simply getting in. Players outside the top 70 into the Wyndham Championship, contested at the venerable Donald Ross-designed Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina, will face a high-pressure week amidst an otherwise tranquil Carolinian aesthetic.

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