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FedExCup scenarios into Wyndham Championship

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN - JULY 29: Rickie Fowler of the United States plays his shot from the ninth tee during the second round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic at Detroit Golf Club on July 29, 2022 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

DETROIT, MICHIGAN - JULY 29: Rickie Fowler of the United States plays his shot from the ninth tee during the second round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic at Detroit Golf Club on July 29, 2022 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)



    The Wyndham Championship marks the final event of the PGA TOUR's Regular Season, as tensions mount in the chase for FedExCup Playoffs berths.

    Players who finish inside the top 125 on the FedExCup Playoffs and Eligibility Points List upon the conclusion of the Wyndham Championship will enter the three-event FedExCup Playoffs, beginning at next week’s FedEx St. Jude Championship. The Playoffs field will be cut to 70 players into the BMW Championship, then to 30 players into the TOUR Championship.

    Since the current points structure debuted in 2009, an average of 2.5 players per year entered the final week of FedExCup Regular Season outside the top 125 in the standings and proceeded to qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs.

    The top 96 players on the FedExCup entering the week are mathematically safe, with various permutations allowing certain players to move inside and outside the top 125 based on how the competition unfolds in North Carolina.

    Players who finish Nos. 126-200 on the Playoffs and Eligibility Points List, not otherwise exempt, will have the chance to regain TOUR status via the three-event Korn Ferry Tour Finals. (Nos. 126-150 will be assured conditional TOUR status next season at minimum.)

    Statistical models project that the final top-125 number will fall somewhere between 320 and 340 points.

    Here’s a look at the minimum finish required by players currently outside the top 125 to have a chance to qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs.

    Note: Bolded players are exempt on TOUR through at least the 2023 season.

    Current FedExCup RankingPlayerMinimum finish to move inside top 125
    119Kevin TwayN/A
    120Nick TaylorN/A
    121Chesson HadleyN/A
    122Kramer HickokN/A
    123Rickie FowlerN/A
    124Matt WallaceN/A
    125Austin SmothermanN/A
    126Max McGreevy46th
    127Danny Willett44th
    128Justin Lower37th
    129Nick Hardy31st
    130Cameron Champ30th
    131Kelly Kraft27th
    132Michael Gligic25th
    135Martin Trainer18th
    136Doc Redman18th
    137Brian Stuard14th
    138Harry Higgs13th
    139Hank Lebioda10th
    140Rory Sabbatini9th
    141Andrew Novak8th
    142Zach Johnson8th
    143Garrick Higgo7th
    144Brice Garnett7th
    145Henrik Norlander7th
    146Jonathan Byrd6th
    147Austin Cook5th
    148Charley Hoffman4th
    150Ben Martin4th
    151Bill Haas4th
    152Andrew Landry4th
    154Satoshi Kodaira4th
    155Dylan Wu3rd
    156Chase Seiffert3rd
    157Paul Barjon3rd
    158Cameron Percy3rd
    159Luke Donald3rd
    160Sung Kang3rd
    161Joseph Bramlett3rd
    162Scott Gutschewski3rd
    163Seth Reeves3rd
    164Roger Sloan3rd
    166William McGirt3rd
    167Vaughn Taylor3rd
    169Ben Kohles3rd
    170Kevin Chappell3rd
    171Curtis Thompson3rd
    173Camilo Villegas3rd
    174Jim Knous3rd
    176Richy Werenski2nd
    177Brandon Hagy2nd
    178Tommy Gainey2nd
    179Scott Brown2nd
    180Aaron Baddeley2nd
    181David Skinns2nd
    182Harris English2nd
    183Ryan Moore2nd
    184Brian Gay2nd
    185Wesley Bryan2nd
    186Bo Hoag2nd
    191David Lingmerth2nd
    192Robert Garrigus2nd
    193Jared Wolfe2nd
    194Dawie van der Walt2nd
    195Jim Herman2nd
    196Grayson Murray2nd
    197Kiradech Aphibarnrat2nd
    198Bo Van Pelt2nd
    199Jason Dufner2nd
    200Jonas Blixt2nd
    201Joshua Creel2nd
    202Chris Stroud2nd
    203Mark Hensby2nd
    204Ricky Barnes2nd
    205Brett Drewitt2nd
    225Davis Love IIIWin

    Here's a look at the Comcast Business TOUR TOP 10 into the Wyndham Championship, as well as players in the field who have a chance to break inside.

    The Comcast Business TOUR TOP 10 will be finalized upon the conclusion of the Wyndham Championship, rewarding players for elite performance across the Regular Season.

    Top 10 into Wyndham Championship:

    RankPlayerPoints
    1Scottie Scheffler3,556
    2Cameron Smith2,335
    3Sam Burns2,275
    4Xander Schauffele2,153
    5Patrick Cantlay2,108
    6Rory McIlroy2,104
    7Tony Finau1,912
    8Justin Thomas1,783
    9Cameron Young1,774
    10Hideki Matsuyama1,697

    Players with a chance to break inside:

    RankPlayerPoints behind No. 10Finish required to have a chance
    11Will Zalatoris55.39Two-way T14 or better
    15Sungjae Im209.74Two-way T2 or better
    18Billy Horschel320.58Win
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