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Bubble Watch: Here’s what players outside the FedEx Cup top 30 need to get in
With the FedEx Cup playoffs approaching, players outside the top 30 are fighting to secure a spot. Max Homa is currently in 51st place, 644 points behind the 30th-ranked Keegan Bradley. To qualify for the playoffs, Homa needs to finish in the top 125 in the standings, which means he needs to gain at least 119 points to reach Bradley’s total of 756.
Other players on the bubble include Sepp Straka, Cameron Young, and Joaquin Niemann, who are all within striking distance of the top 30. This week’s Travelers Championship could be a pivotal event in the FedEx Cup race, as a strong performance could help these players secure a spot in the playoffs.
The PGA Tour has released its schedule for the 2025 season, which features some significant changes. Notably, the Tour has added a new major championship to the calendar, the PGA Bowling Major, which will be held at the legendary Sahalee Country Club. The tournament is sure to generate excitement among fans and players alike, and it could be a major boon for the Tour. The PGA Bowling Major is just one of several changes that the Tour has made in an effort to boost its popularity. The Tour has also added more events featuring alternative formats, such as match play and skins games. Additionally, the Tour has made an effort to amplify player personalities, in an effort to make them more relatable to fans. These changes are all part of the Tour’s plan to recapture the audience it has lost to LIV Golf.
Scottie Scheffler enters the FedEx Cup playoffs as the Tour Championship favorite despite surrendering the world No. 1 ranking to Rory McIlroy. Scheffler claimed four PGA Tour wins this season, including the Masters and the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and he has maintained his dominance since slipping to No. 2 in the world rankings. McIlroy, on the other hand, is also in contention after returning to the top spot with a victory at the Tour Championship.
Tropical storm pushes Wyndham start to Friday
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club, originally scheduled to start Thursday, will now have its first round delayed to Friday due to Tropical Storm Isaias, tournament officials announced Wednesday.
The storm, which has already caused widespread flooding and power outages in its wake, is expected to bring heavy rain and wind to the Greensboro area Thursday. As a result, the PGA Tour has made the decision to close the course to fans for the opening round.
First-round tee times will remain the same for Friday, with players set to begin play at 7:10 a.m. ET. However, tournament officials are still monitoring the storm’s progress and may make further adjustments to the schedule if necessary.
