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2021 FedEx Cup standings: 30 PGA Tour players in the final leg at the Tour Championship

The PGA Tour's 2021 FedEx Cup playoffs roll on to the final stage, the Tour Championship, at the conclusion of the 2021 BMW Championship at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Md.

The BMW Championship field had the top 70 players in FedEx Cup points through the regular season and The Northern Trust.

However, with the start of the playoffs, points are multiplied by four, with the winner of each playoff event getting 2,000 FedEx Cup points. At the end of the BMW Championship, the top 30 players in total points, adding in The Northern Trust and BMW Championship, qualify for the Tour Championship, played this year at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.

Two players played their way into the Tour Championship from outside the top 30 heading into this tournament.

• 27. Erik van Rooyen (45)
• 28. Sergio Garcia (44)

In addition to earning a spot in the Tour Championship and at least $395,000 in earnings next week, players get other benefits, including spots in three of four major championships in 2021, berths into the Sentry Tournament of Champions and The Players, as well other tournament invitations.

2021 FedEx Cup standings: 30 PGA Tour players who qualified for the 2021 Tour Championship

Previous ranking in parenthesis

• 1. Patrick Cantlay (4) - 4301.55 points
• 2. Bryson DeChambeau (9) - 3189.30 points
• 3. Tony Finau (1) - 3564.14 points
• 4. Jon Rahm (2) - 3063.26 points
• 5. Cameron Smith (3) - 2820.52 points
• 6. Justin Thomas (5) - 2370.88 points
• 7. Harris English (8) - 2247.86 points
• 8. Abraham Ancer (10) - 2240.91 points
• 9. Jordan Spieth (7) - 2232.08 points
• 10. Sam Burns (12) - 2213.85 points
• 11. Collin Morikawa (6) - 2187.76 points
• 12. Sungjae Im (25) - 2141.42 points
• 13. Viktor Hovland (14) - 1951.37 points
• 14. Louis Oosthuizen (11) - 1935.49 points
• 15. Dustin Johnson (22) - 1889.88 points
• 16. Rory McIlroy (28) - 1877.81 points
• 17. Xander Schauffele (13) - 1854.45 points
• 18. Jason Kokrak (17) - 1847.04 points
• 19. Kevin Na (18) - 1815.82 points
• 20. Brooks Koepka (15) - 1793.10 points
• 21. Corey Conners (20) - 1684.23 points
• 22. Hideki Matsuyama (16) - 1681.32 points
• 23. Stewart Cink (19) - 1655.90 points
• 24. Joaquin Niemann (21) - 1629.35 points
• 25. Scottie Scheffler (24) - 1608.04 points
• 26. Daniel Berger (23) - 1594.36 points
• 27. Erik van Rooyen (45) - 1447.67 points
• 28. Sergio Garcia (44) - 1399.69 points
• 29. Billy Horschel (27) - 1397.43 points
• 30. Patrick Reed (26) - 1380.82 points

Players eliminated from the 2021 FedEx Cup playoffs at BMW Championship

• 31. K.H. Lee (37) - 1338.88 points
• 32. Charley Hoffman (29) - 1337.68 points
• 33. Alex Noren (43) - 1326.50 points
• 34. Si Woo Kim (33) - 1292.57 points
• 35. Max Homa (30) - 1269.01 points
• 36. Hudson Swafford (40) - 1237.32 points
• 37. Cam Davis (36) - 1237.25 points
• 38. Kevin Kisner (31) - 1213.90 points
• 39. Keegan Bradley (32) - 1205.83 points
• 40. Webb Simpson (52) - 1194.88 points
• 41. Brian Harman (39) - 1168.28 points
• 42. Marc Leishman (35) - 1167.25 points
• 43. Cameron Tringale (34) - 1165.30 points
• 44. Harold Varner III (56) - 1162.02 points
• 45. Shane Lowry (47) - 1102.81 points
• 46. Lucas Glover (41) - 1101.57 points
• 47. Matt Jones (42) - 1091.46 points
• 48. Carlos Ortiz (38) - 1090.00 points
• 49. Aaron Wise (58) - 1081.90 points
• 50. Lee Westwood (46) - 1070.17 points
• 51. Charl Schwartzel (62) - 1044.68 points
• 52. Paul Casey (54) - 1005.13 points
• 53. Sebastián Muñoz (59) - 998.68 points
• 54. Tom Hoge (48) - 997.11 points
• 55. Branden Grace (51) - 981.10 points
• 56. Russell Henley (50) - 978.23 points
• 57. Cameron Champ (49) - 974.16 points
• 58. Maverick McNealy (53) - 967.31 points
• 59. Emiliano Grillo (55) - 960.86 points
• 60. Robert Streb (57) - 924.85 points
• 61. Jhonattan Vegas (61) - 924.06 points
• 62. Chris Kirk (60) - 911.84 points
• 63. Patton Kizzire (66) - 903.98 points
• 64. Kevin Streelman (64) - 878.03 points
• 65. Keith Mitchell (63) - 873.72 points
• 66. Harry Higgs (69) - 868.43 points
• 67. Mackenzie Hughes (65) - 866.60 points
• 68. Talor Gooch (67) - 839.56 points
• 69. Ryan Palmer (68) - 833.60 points
• 70. Phil Mickelson (70) - 804.58 points

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The CJ Cup Byron Nelson

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2020-21 PGA Tour FedEx Cup points list standings

The FedEx Cup is seen on the 18th fairway during the final round of the 2020 Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club last September.

Patrick Cantlay came into the Tour Championship in first place in the FedEx Cup standings, spotting himself two strokes on Tony Finau and four shots on Jon Rahm, the golfer who would be his closest challenger. In the end, the advantage proved critical as Cantlay would win on Sunday at East Lake by a slim one-shot margin over Rahm. A closing 69 helped the 29-year-old California native claim the $15 million up for grabs as the winner of the season-long FedEx Cup title. Cantlay shot a 11-under 269 during the week, but with his 10 under start he finished at 21 under for the week. Rahm shot a 14-under 266 over 72 holes at East Lake, which with his six-under start left him at 20 under for the tournament

The 2020-21 schedule had a total of 47 regular-season FedEx Cup events, including 14 that were postponed or canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For all regular-season PGA Tour events, 500 FedEx Cups are awarded to the winner, with points also being earned by every player making the cut. In World Golf Championships and elevated invitationals, 550 FedEx Cup points go to the winner, while 600 points are given to the champion of the four majors and the Players. Lastly, 300 points are given to the winner of any event played in the same week as a major or World Golf Championship event. Three tournaments (the U.S. Open, Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship and the Masters) were played in the fall portion of the season in 2020 and were again be played in their traditional dates in 2021.

Here is the final FedEx Cup points list for the season.

MORE: Everything you need to know about the 2021 FedEx Cup Playoffs

RANK (RANK at BMW), PLAYER, TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP SCORE

1 (1): Patrick Cantlay, -21

2 (4): Jon Rahm, -20

3 (19): Kevin Na, -16

4 (6): Justin Thomas, -15

5 (13): Viktor Hovland, -14

5 (17): Xander Schauffele, -14

7 (3): Bryson DeChambeau, -13

8 (15): Dustin Johnson, -11

9 (29): Billy Horschel, -10

9 (8): Abraham Ancer, -10

11 (18): Jason Kokrak, -8

11 (26): Daniel Berger, -8

11 (2): Tony Finau, -8

14 (14): Louis Oosthuizen, -7

14 (16): Rory McIlroy, -7

14 (28): Sergio Garcia, -7

14 (5): Cameron Smith, -7

18 (7): Harris English, -6

18 (10): Sam Burns, -6

20 (9): Jordan Spieth, -4

20 (12): Sungjae Im, -4

22 (21): Corey Conners, -3

22 (27): Erik van Rooyen, -3

22 (25): Scottie Scheffler, -3

25 (30): Patrick Reed, -2

26 (22): Hideki Matsuyama, E

26 (23): Stewart Cink, E

26 (11): Collin Morikawa, E

29 (24): Joaquin Niemann, +4

30 (20): Brooks Koepka, WD

MORE: Patrick Cantlay fulfills his promise with FedEx Cup title, $15 million payday

RANK (RANK at The Northern Trust), PLAYER, STARTS, POINTS

31 (37): K.H. Lee, 33, 1,339

32 (29): Charley Hoffman, 29, 1,338

33 (43): Alex Noren, 25, 1,327

34 (33): Si Woo Kim, 31, 1,293

35 (30): Max Homa, 28, 1,269

36 (40): Hudson Swafford, 29, 1,237

37 (36): Cam Davis, 26, 1,237

38 (31): Kevin Kisner, 26, 1,214

39 (32): Keegan Bradley, 27, 1,206

40 (52): Webb Simpson, 21, 1,195

41 (39): Brian Harman, 28, 1,168

42 (35): Marc Leishman, 24, 1,167

43 (34): Cameron Tringale, 27, 1,165

44 (56): Harold Varner III, 29, 1,162

45 (47): Shane Lowry, 21, 1,103

46 (41): Lucas Glover, 30, 1,102

47 (42): Matt Jones, 30, 1,091

48 (38): Carlos Ortiz, 28, 1,090

49 (58): Aaron Wise, 24, 1,082

50 (46): Lee Westwood, 19, 1,070

51 (62): Charl Schwartzel, 27, 1,045

52 (54): Paul Casey, 20, 1,005

53 (59): Sebastián Muñoz, 32, 999

54 (48): Tom Hoge, 34, 997

55 (51): Branden Grace, 27, 981

56 (50): Russell Henley, 25, 978

57 (49): Cameron Champ, 26, 974

58 (53): Maverick McNealy, 26, 967

59 (55): Emiliano Grillo, 30, 961

60 (57): Robert Streb, 28, 925

61 (61): Jhonattan Vegas, 26, 924

62 (60): Chris Kirk, 26, 912

63 (66): Patton Kizzire, 29, 904

64 (64): Kevin Streelman, 30, 878

65 (63): Keith Mitchell, 28, 874

66 (69): Harry Higgs, 28, 868

67 (65): Mackenzie Hughes, 28, 867

68 (67): Talor Gooch, 28, 840

69 (68): Ryan Palmer, 23, 834

70 (70): Phil Mickelson, 23, 805

MORE: Here’s the final FedEx Cup prize money payout for each golfer at East Lake

71: Matthew Wolff, 20, 772

72: Seamus Power, 17, 749

73: Matt Fitzpatrick, 20, 748

74: Tyrrell Hatton, 19, 739

75: Martin Laird, 27, 734

76: Joel Dahmen, 27, 725

77: Ian Poulter, 21, 707

78: Troy Merritt, 33, 700

79: J.T. Poston, 29, 697

80: Pat Perez, 32, 685

81: Bubba Watson, 22, 685

82: Andrew Putnam, 32, 669

83: Doug Ghim, 27, 666

84: Brandon Hagy, 28, 660

85: Adam Long, 30, 636

86: Peter Malnati, 30, 634

87: Wyndham Clark, 27, 609

88: Adam Schenk, 33, 609

89: Lanto Griffin, 29, 607

90: Adam Scott, 19, 604

91: Kramer Hickok, 24, 595

92: Brian Stuard, 35, 592

93: Henrik Norlander, 29, 586

94: Doc Redman, 27, 580

95: Brian Gay, 27, 579

96: Roger Sloan, 27, 565

97: Brandt Snedeker, 28, 565

98: Hank Lebioda, 24, 564

99: Tyler McCumber, 25, 551

100: Denny McCarthy, 30, 549

101: Brendon Todd, 28, 544

102: Luke List, 31, 543

103: Adam Hadwin, 29, 540

104: Chez Reavie, 30, 536

105: Brendan Steele, 24, 536

106: Sepp Straka, 31, 533

107: Garrick Higgo, 8, 530

108: James Hahn, 25, 519

109: Zach Johnson, 24, 517

110: Russell Knox, 32, 507

111: Matt Wallace, 18, 502

112: Sam Ryder, 32, 499

113: Gary Woodland, 25, 494

114: Jason Day, 22, 489

115: Matthew NeSmith, 29, 485

116: Scott Piercy, 26, 485

117: Kyle Stanley, 29, 477

118: Anirban Lahiri, 22, 475

119: Dylan Frittelli, 28, 473

120: Richy Werenski, 31, 467

121: C.T. Pan, 27, 466

122: Matt Kuchar, 25, 456

123: Brice Garnett, 31, 452

124: Scott Stallings, 27, 447

125: Chesson Hadley, 27, 440

MORE: The clubs Patrick Cantlay used to win the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup

126: Justin Rose, 17, 439

127: Ryan Armour, 28, 434

128: Patrick Rodgers, 34, 433

129: Bo Hoag, 32, 428

130: Camilo Villegas, 26, 412

131: Nate Lashley, 25, 410

132: Michael Thompson, 24, 403

133: Rory Sabbatini, 25, 403

134: Rickie Fowler, 24, 402

135: Cameron Percy, 27, 400

136: Austin Cook, 29, 383

137: Tommy Fleetwood, 18, 382

138: Chase Seiffert, 28, 380

139: Charles Howell III, 21, 378

140: Vincent Whaley, 27, 373

141: Nick Taylor, 29, 370

142: Francesco Molinari, 15, 353

143: Mark Hubbard, 32, 337

144: Ryan Moore, 16, 332

145: Michael Gligic, 29, 330

146: Joseph Bramlett, 27, 328

147: Bo Van Pelt, 28, 326

148: Beau Hossler, 30, 316

149: Vaughn Taylor, 30, 306

150: Satoshi Kodaira, 27, 287

151 (151): Rafael Campos, 25/285/1,886

152 (152): Danny Willett, 16/278/1,893

153 (153): John Huh, 20/274/1,897

154 (161): Jason Dufner, 29/261/1,910

155 (156): Andrew Landry, 24/259/1,912

156 (154): Tom Lewis, 28/256/1,915

157 (155): Steve Stricker, 11/252/1,919

158 (157): Bronson Burgoon, 26/246/1,925

159 (158): Will Gordon, 31/241/1,930

160 (159): Scott Brown, 30/240/1,931

161 (162): Rob Oppenheim, 27/229/1,942

162 (164): Tyler Duncan, 33/229/1,942

163 (160): David Hearn, 24/227/1,944

164 (170): Byeong Hun An, 29/225/1,946

165 (163): Kris Ventura, 29/224/1,947

166 (165): Jimmy Walker, 25/223/1,948

167 (166): Robby Shelton, 32/214/1,957

168 (167): Sean O'Hair, 21/213/1,958

169 (168): Padraig Harrington, 16/210/1,961

170 (169): Rafa Cabrera Bello, 26/205/1,966

171 (171): Jim Herman, 22/199/1,972

172 (172): Scott Harrington, 30/188/1,983

173 (173): Xinjun Zhang, 28/179/1,992

174 (174): J.J. Spaun, 26/178/1,993

175 (175): Peter Uihlein, 12/174/1,997

176 (179): Kevin Tway, 24/172/1,999

177 (176): Ben Martin, 18/171/2,000

178 (188): Sung Kang, 31/169/2,002

179 (178): Mark Anderson, 21/168/2,003

180 (177): Mito Pereira, 7/167/2,004

181 (180): Wesley Bryan, 11/157/2,014

182 (181): Ted Potter, Jr., 25/157/2,014

183 (182): Danny Lee, 24/152/2,019

184 (183): Luke Donald, 23/149/2,022

185 (184): Ryan Brehm, 21/141/2,030

186 (195): Ben Taylor, 19/135/2,036

187 (185): Henrik Stenson, 18/133/2,038

188 (186): Kevin Chappell, 12/129/2,042

189 (187): Fabián Gómez, 24/125/2,046

190 (189): D.J. Trahan, 24/122/2,049

191 (190): Grayson Murray, 22/122/2,049

192 (192): Nelson Ledesma, 19/115/2,056

193 (191): Rhein Gibson, 23/115/2,056

194 (193): Josh Teater, 17/109/2,062

195 (194): Graeme McDowell, 15/104/2,067

196 (204): Kiradech Aphibarnrat, 17/99/2,072

197 (196): Bill Haas, 20/99/2,072

198 (197): Sebastian Cappelen, 23/98/2,073

199 (205): David Lingmerth, 11/97/2,074

200 (198): Chris Baker, 22/94/2,077

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201 (199): Jim Furyk, 7/91/2,080

202 (200): Aaron Baddeley, 22/90/2,081

203 (201): Michael Gellerman, 19/89/2,082

204 (202): Nick Watney, 25/89/2,082

205 (203): Tim Wilkinson, 16/85/2,086

206 (206): Jonathan Byrd, 15/81/2,090

207 (207): Kelly Kraft, 17/80/2,091

208 (208): Wes Roach, 14/74/2,097

209 (209): Greg Chalmers, 12/64/2,107

210 (210): J.B. Holmes, 19/55/2,116

211 (211): Ricky Barnes, 13/53/2,118

212 (212): Bud Cauley, 1/49/2,122

213 (213): K.J. Choi, 21/45/2,126

214 (214): Michael Kim, 30/44/2,127

215 (215): Roberto Castro, 7/36/2,135

216 (216): Martin Kaymer, 5/35/2,136

217 (219): Johnson Wagner, 16/35/2,136

218 (217): Sangmoon Bae, 11/32/2,139

219 (218): Bernhard Langer, 2/30/2,141

220 (220): John Senden, 14/28/2,143

221 (221): Martin Trainer, 28/25/2,146

222 (222): Jonas Blixt, 8/23/2,148

223 (223): Tiger Woods, 3/20/2,151

224 (224): Robert Garrigus, 7/18/2,153

225 (225): Hunter Mahan, 26/18/2,153

226 (226): Mike Weir, 3/16/2,155

227 (227): Andres Romero, 7/16/2,155

228 (228): Dominic Bozzelli, 13/15/2,156

229 (229): Richard Johnson, 7/13/2,158

230 (230): Zack Sucher, 14/13/2,158

231 (231): George McNeill, 10/13/2,158

232 (232): D.A. Points, 18/13/2,158

233 (233): Charlie Beljan, 6/12/2,159

234 (234): Derek Ernst, 4/11/2,160

235 (235): William McGirt, 11/11/2,160

236 (236): Ryan Blaum, 12/11/2,160

237 (237): J.J. Henry, 10/9/2,162

238 (238): José María Olazábal, 2/9/2,162

239 (239): Kevin Stadler, 21/8/2,163

240 (240): Jason Bohn, 4/8/2,163

241 (241): Shawn Stefani, 12/7/2,164

242 (242): Alex Cejka, 5/7/2,164

243 (243): Seung-Yul Noh, 6/6/2,165

244 (244): Fred Funk, 1/5/2,166

245 (245): Tommy Gainey, 4/5/2,166

246 (246): Retief Goosen, 1/3/2,168

247 (247): Arjun Atwal, 8/3/2,168

247 (247): Zac Blair, 4/3/2,168

249 (249): Jerry Kelly, 3/3/2,168

250 (250): Parker McLachlin, 9/2/2,169

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Field set for FedEx St. Jude Championship as FedExCup Playoffs begin

The FedExCup Playoffs opener returns to TPC Southwind

MEMPHIS, Tennessee – The 2022-23 FedExCup Regular Season has concluded, and the 17th edition of the FedExCup Playoffs is set to begin at the FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind with the top 70 members in the FedExCup standings qualifying for the event.

Once again packed with star power, the field features four FedExCup Champions and is headlined by standings leader Jon Rahm. Additionally, nine of the top 10 players in the Official World Golf Ranking are set to compete.

Past champions of the opening event of the FedExCup Playoffs in the field include Tony Finau (2021) who won at Liberty National Golf Club, Jason Day (2015) who earned his title at Plainfield Country Club, and Matt Kuchar (2010) who was victorious at Ridgewood Country Club.

Lucas Glover earned his fifth career PGA TOUR title, and first since the 2021 John Deere Classic, on Sunday at the Wyndham Championship. The victory moved Glover up 63 spots in the FedExCup standings from No. 112 to No. 49, qualifying him for the FedExCup Playoffs for the fifth consecutive season and 13th total in his career.

PGA TOUR rookie Ben Griffin qualified as the last player in the field at No. 70 in the FedExCup standings. Griffin will be making his FedExCup Playoffs debut.

All 70 members qualified for the FedEx St. Jude Championship will compete at TPC Southwind.

The 70-player field for the FedEx St. Jude Championship is listed below:

Ticket Options

Daily Grounds tickets for the 2023 FedEx St. Jude Championship are still available for all days. Tickets are dynamically priced, so fans are encouraged to purchase early to secure the lowest available price.

Tickets can be purchased here

For an upgraded experience, the Michelob ULTRA Athletic Club is an exclusive, open-air hospitality experience with covered stadium seating on a first-come, first-serve basis overlooking the iconic No. 11 hole at TPC Southwind. Beer and non-alcoholic beverages are included in the ticket price while wine, spirits and premium food are available for purchase within the Michelob ULTRA Athletic Club.

Parking Information

Fans traveling to TPC Southwind for the 2023 championship can purchase a Lot X General Parking pass for $20 (plus taxes and fees, limit 2 per person, per day) from Thursday, Aug. 10 through Sunday, Aug. 13. Lot X is located at the FedEx Headquarters at 3640 Hacks Cross Road. Fans must reserve parking passes in advance; passes will not be available for purchase at the parking lot as the passes are fulfilled digitally.

Pass can be purchased here

For those looking to take advantage of the family-friendly activities on Wednesday, including the Pro-Am, fans are welcome to complimentary parking in Lot C, onsite off Winchester Road with direct access to the course via No. 17 green.

An alternative option for traveling to the 2023 FedEx St. Jude Championship is to utilize the rideshare option to TPC Southwind, located near 3400 Players Club Parkway just between No. 1 green and No. 2 tee. Enter “FedEx St. Jude Championship” as your destination and tournament guests will be dropped off near the rideshare entrance. As the day at TPC Southwind comes to an end, fans can exit the tournament grounds through the rideshare entry and follow championship signage to the designated rideshare pick-up area outside the gates.

As the first event of the FedExCup Playoffs, the FedEx St. Jude Championship marks the start of the PGA TOUR’s most thrilling three weeks in golf where every shot counts. Don’t miss out on the action! For more information about the FedEx St. Jude Championship, please visit FedExChampionship.com . Fans are also encouraged to follow the FedEx St. Jude Championship on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram for tournament updates.

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CJ Cup Byron Nelson 2024 Saturday tee times, PGA Tour pairings and how to watch

After 36 holes of the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas, Jake Knapp, winner earlier this season at the Mexico Open, holds a one-shot lead at 14 under.

Troy Merritt, who will play in the final group alongside Knapp, and Matt Wallace are tied for second at 13 under. Kelly Kraft is alone in fourth at 12 under, while four players are tied for fifth at 12 under.

Jordan Spieth, a Dallas local, missed the cut .

TPC Craig Ranch is a 7,414-yard, par-71 layout.

The purse at the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson is $9.5 million with $1.71 million going to the winner. The winner will also receive 500 FedEx Cup points.

Byron Nelson : Photos

From tee times to TV and streaming info, here’s everything you need to know for the third round of the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson. All times listed are ET.

Saturday tee times

How to watch, listen.

ESPN+ is the exclusive home of PGA Tour Live . You can also watch the RBC Heritage on Golf Channel free on Fubo . All times ET.

Saturday, May 4

Golf Channel/ Peacock : 1-3 p.m

CBS: 3-6 p.m.

Sirius XM: 1-6 p.m

ESPN+ : 8 a.m.-6 p.m

Sunday, May 5

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2024 Wells Fargo Championship field: A look at the PGA Tour players, their rankings

T he 2024 Wells Fargo Championship field is set with the passing of the PGA Tour tournament entry deadline . This week's PGA Tour field is set for this FedEx Cup event, played at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C., from May 9-12, 2024.

The Wells Fargo Championship field is headlined by the likes of Rory McIloy, Viktor Hovland , Patrick Cantlay and more.

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This is set to be a 68-player field is played out over four days, with this event marking the 21st tournament of the 2024 PGA Tour schedule .

The tournament is being played in its originally intended slot, with the PGA Tour heading to Charlotte for the latest Signature event. Scottie Scheffler is the only eligible player not to commit to the tournament, with the field finalized based on FedEx Cup points earned at The CJ Cup Byron Nelson. There is an opposite-field event, the debuting Myrtle Beach Classic , also played this week.

We do not have Monday qualifiers for this event, which will be played Thursday through Sunday.

The Wells Fargo Championship alternate list does not exist. Any players who withdraw are not replaced in the field.

The field will be playing for a $20 million purse, with 44 of the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking among the top contenders.

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LIV Golf's Talor Gooch Will Not Try to Qualify for the U.S. Open

A number of players from the Saudi-backed league will attempt to play their way into the U.S. Open but not LIV's top player from 2023.

• Author: Bob Harig

Several LIV Golf League players will attempt to make the U.S. Open field via final qualifying next month.

Talor Gooch won’t be one of them.

The top player on LIV Golf in 2023 who won three times and captured the season-long points race said during a news conference in Singapore on Thursday that he would not be taking part.

He did not give a reason.

Gooch appeared alongside Smash GC teammates Brooks Koepka, Graeme McDowell and Jason Kokrak, and they were all asked if they would attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open, which will conduct 36-hole qualifiers around the country on May 3.

Both McDowell and Kokrak said they would not only attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open, but for the British Open as well—which will have final qualifying two weeks prior to the championship.

🏆🇺🇸 World #624 Talor Gooch on if he plans to play in a U.S. Open qualifying event: “I’m not.” Should the USGA give LIV Golf’s Talor Gooch a special exemption? pic.twitter.com/enhnD2SIwh — NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) May 2, 2024

A total of 35 players from LIV are scheduled to play in final qualifying. Koepka, a two-time major winner and the reigning PGA champion , is exempt.

Gooch simply said: “I’m not.”  And offered no explanation.

The one-time PGA Tour winner has been outspoken about not being included in the major championships.

Last year, he earned his way into the Masters and the British Open having finished in the top 30 in the 2022 PGA Tour FedEx Cup standings. But Gooch was miffed that the U.S. Open changed its rules to state that the same exemption would only go to a player “eligible” for the season-ending Tour Championship. Having gone to LIV Golf, Gooch was not eligible.

Earlier this year, Gooch made headlines when he said: “If Rory McIlroy goes and completes his (career) Grand Slam without some of the best players in the world, there is just going to be an asterisk. It’s just the reality.”

LIV Golf does not receive Official World Golf Ranking points for its events and many of its players have plummeted in the rankings while not earning points. Gooch, who was top 50 in the world around this time last year, has sunk to 624th in the OWGR. He is ranked 41st by Data Golf, which includes LIV tournaments.

He tied for 34th at the Masters last year and then missed the cut at the PGA Championship. He did not attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open and then missed the cut at The Open.

Gooch has no victories so far this year with LIV Golf but does have three top 10s. He is the defending champion of this week’s event in Singapore.

Among the LIV golfers scheduled to compete in final qualifying for the U.S. Open are Sergio Garcia, Patrick Reed and Henrik Stenson.

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2024 LIV Golf Singapore: Brooks Koepka holds three-stroke lead in final start before PGA Championship defense

Koepka eyes his fourth wanamaker trophy in a couple weeks but will first try to secure another liv golf title.

The PGA Championship is right around the corner which can only mean one thing — Brooks Koepka is lurking. The five-time major champion and three-time PGA Championship winner leads by three shots over four players heading into the final round of LIV Golf Singapore. The event will mark the final time Koepka tees it up in the competitive setting before defending his title in two week's time at Valhalla Golf Club.

"I played really good," Koepka said. "Ball-striking is finally starting to come around. The putter is heating up a little bit. I think that's just due to seeing some better golf shots. Just kind of finding my own little swagger. Pleased with the way I've played so far and just need to go another good round."

Koepka entered the second round in Singapore one stroke off the lead of Sebastian Munoz after opening with a 5-under 66. He immediately got to work rolling in birdies from holes Nos. 4-6. A heavy dose of pars defined the middle portion of his round before Koepka caught fire to end.

Four birdies in Koepka's final six holes put the finishing touches on a second-round 64 and put him at 12 under and three clear of a chasing pack that includes Thomas Pieters, Adrian Meronk, Abraham Ancer and Matthew Wolff. A win on Sunday would mark Koepka's first of the year and his fourth on LIV Golf.

"There's a lot of people that put time and effort into making sure that I play good," Koepka said. "I think Augusta was a good wake-up call. I've had to really grind since then. It'll be nice to see -- hopefully. My son hasn't seen me finish better than about 45th. I was reminded of that on the way over here, to Adelaide. Hopefully get a little better result."

As is always the case with Koepka, one eye is on the championship in Louisville, Kentucky in a couple weeks. The PGA Championship has been the major championship for the major championship savant throughout his career. Boasting three victories — including last year at Oak Hill — and three other top fives in 11 appearances, Koepka has made it clear that the second major championship of the season goes through him.

This was not true at the first major championship last month as Koepka struggled to a T45 finish at the Masters. Switching between putters during tournament preparation and without his best form across the 72 holes of competition, he left Augusta National disappointed. This disappointment has since grown into a chip on Koepka's shoulder — a chip which should scare the hell out of everyone else.

"I guess I've gone back-to-back at the PGA and the U.S. Open. Hopefully looking to do it again," Koepka said. "I don't know if it's ever been done, but it would be kind of a cool thing. I've tried to three-peat. Not very good at it, out here and at the majors. I think the embarrassment of Augusta really kicked things into overdrive for me and really having to put my nose down and grind it a little bit harder and having to look my team in the eye and apologize. I'm not looking to do that again."

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McKINNEY, Texas -- Matt Wallace was relegated to watching the Masters amid a self-described "terrible" season when he found himself pondering what makes some of the best golfers in the world so good.

Asked if Scottie Scheffler was among the players he was watching, Wallace stumbled over his words just a bit.

"Well, him, but, I mean, so good that it's difficult to take a lot from him because he's playing unbelievable golf," Wallace said. "It's not as realistic for everyone else out there."

Well, maybe Wallace can take advantage of the world No. 1 sitting out his hometown tournament awaiting the birth of his first child.

The one-time PGA Tour winner shot an 8-under 63 for a one-shot lead over seven players in the first round of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson on Thursday.

Taiga Semikawa , a 23-year-old from Japan playing on a sponsor exemption, settled for 64 after a three-putt par on the par-5 18th just before a rain-delayed round with preferred lies was suspended by darkness with nine players on the course.

Taylor Pendrith , Alex Noren , Chesson Hadley , Jake Knapp , Davis Riley and Kelly Kraft also were at 7 under at TPC Craig Ranch, just north of Scheffler's hometown of Dallas.

Defending champion Jason Day was in a large group trailing by three after he and Jordan Spieth , the biggest local favorite with Scheffler absent, struggled down the stretch playing in the same threesome. Spieth was 3 under.

Brad Hopfinger , a 35-year-old making his PGA Tour debut, was two shots behind Wallace along with Ben Kohles , Alex Smalley and Hayden Buckley .

Wallace, who has missed the cut five times and doesn't have a top-10 finish in 11 tournaments this year, birdied five of the first six holes and capped his bogey-free, career-low round with a tap-in birdie on the 18th.

The 34-year-old Englishman has found himself taking mental notes about the likes of young Swede Ludvig Åberg , who played at Texas Tech but is among 27 of the top 30 players skipping the Nelson with a $20 million signature event, the Wells Fargo Championship, and the PGA Championship coming the next two weeks.

"What I'm seeing from a lot of them, especially the younger guys, younger than me -- I'm not too old, but younger than me -- they're so focused in their shot and not worrying about the outcome or what's out there," said Wallace, who won in the Dominican Republic a little more than a year ago.

Day and Spieth both stumbled with bogeys on the par-5 fifth hole, their 14th of the day. Day had two birdies and a bogey over the final four holes, including the par-5 ninth. Spieth could only par the finishing hole and was 1 over on the par 5s.

"It's a very gettable golf course," Spieth said. "I just played the easy holes poorly. That was kind of the story of the day."

Spieth is still seeking his first victory in his 12th appearance at an event in which he debuted by contending as a 16-year-old amateur in 2010. Day got his first PGA Tour win when Spieth was making those headlines, then ended a five-year victory drought last year.

The 30-year-old Spieth missed last year's Nelson because of a wrist injury. He was the runner-up in 2022.

Rain delayed the start by an hour and remains in the forecast through the weekend. If the rain stays away, players could have minimal wind on a soft course that has surrendered among the most birdies on tour in its four years as the home of the Nelson.

"I'm not out of it, but certainly you want to stay within two or three of the lead as you get through the first couple rounds," Spieth said. "Doesn't look like we're going to get a ton of wind or anything, so I am going to have to really make it up, because there will be a lot of guys shooting low scores."

Raul Pereda aced the 236-yard seventh hole and shot 68, as did Kris Kim in the tour debut of the 16-year-old from England whose South Korean-born mom played on the LPGA Tour in the 1990s.

Playing on a sponsor exemption in the first year of the Nelson carrying the name of the South Korean company CJ Group, Kim chipped in for eagle at No. 9 to finish an up-and-down round that included five birdies and four bogeys.

"First couple holes the nerves were definitely there, but as we got on, it was just playing golf," said Kim, who went undefeated in the Junior Ryder Cup last year and is the first amateur sponsored by CJ Group.