The mid-season changes in the FedEx Cup playoffs eliminate the mid-style style of the Tournament starting and change how the prize money is spread out for the season.
The PGA Tour Policy Committee decided to pay $20 million after the Wyndham Championship bonus, and after last week’s BMW Championship, the PGA Tour Policy Committee decided to pay $20 million instead of paying the entire wallet at the end of the Tour Championship, instead of paying the entire wallet at the end of the Tour Championship, it snapped up $40 million in East Lake this week and received $10 million in checks, $10 million in checks, and won $10 million in checks.
Tommy Fleetwood evacuated two weeks from his heartbreaking collapse of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, and Justin Rose Storm resumed a two-year victory. Still looking for his first PGA Tour title, Fleetwood started the tour title with 64, 63 and 67, entering Sunday to tie with Patrick Cantlay, who beat the scramble back to back 64 seconds Friday and Saturday on Friday and Saturday.
Fleetwood expanded its lead early on Sunday, with Cantlay ranking first with a bogey opening rate, opening doubles for the second time. Fleetwood’s lead shrank in turn, but the No. 12 and 13-year-old Birdies and Cantaly and the rest of the field were unable to put pressure on the line as Fleetwood claimed the Tour Champion and FedEx Cup.
Tommy Fleetwood back-to-back birdies at the Tour Championship
Here is a breakdown of everyone who completed the FedEx Cup season in Atlanta this week.
Every player’s performance in the Tour Championship
win. Tommy Fleetwood, $10,000,000
T2. Patrick Cantlay, $4,352,500
Russell Henley, $4,352,500
T4. Scottie Scheffler, $2,616,666
Cameron Young, $2,616,666
Corey Conners, $2,616,666
T7. Keegan Bradley, $1,121,666
Justin Thomas, $1,121,666
Sam Burns, $1,121,666
T10. Ben Griffin, $715,000
Chris Gotterup, $715,000
12. Viktor Hovland, $660,000
T13. Shane Lowry, $570,000
Akshay Bhatia, $570,000
Harris English, $570,000
Brian Harman, $570,000
T17. Harry Hall, $482,500
Robert MacIntyre, $482,500
T19. Collin Morikawa, $452,500
Nick Taylor, $452,500
T21. LudvigÅberg, $422,500
Justin Rose, $422,500
T23. Rory McIlroy, $395,000
Maverick McNealy, $395,000
T25. JJ Spaun, $377,500
Andrew Novak, $377,500
T27. Jacob Bridgeman, $367,500
Sungjae IM, $367,500
29. Hideki Matsuyama, $360,000
30. Sepp Straka, $355,000
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