Matti Schmid, Davis Thompson ends at Wyndham area one of their seasons

For those around FedExCup Plays Bubbles Sunday at Wydham Championship, it was all about how you finished.

Matti Schmid closed strong.

Davis Thompson and Gary Woodland, however, are not.

Only one of them competes in Memphis next week.

Schmid entered the week’s regular season in Greensboro, North Carolina, at 70 in points, the right to the Championship Qualifications Bubble. Sold Sold St. On each of their final hole, limited its bird tournament on each of its last three holes, in the end, with 25 feet in par-4 18.

“I obviously didn’t play too well,” Schmid said, which was 4 over 15 holes and shot 71 in the final circle. .

“Yes, maybe with a little luck.”

Schmid has avoided joining Ben as the only players to fall out of the playoffs. Missed incision and fell from no. 69 to no. 74 in points.

The first man from Memphis was Thompson, who started the week 78 and pushed himself as no. 67 In the points during the Sunday’s last round, during which he drained a 47-foot bird to return to the end time. But three times for Bogee with 46 feet to no.

As Thompson prepared for his 6-foot for a couple, the CBS announcer Jim Nantz was on the call: “Oh, boy, 6 feet for all”.

Thompson’s ball missed left, not even touching a hole.

“It was a fairly big move,” Trevor Immelman analyst added. “Adjust the right edge and started the left edge. … that stab.”

Gary Woodland hoped and jumped in the top 70, from 75, where he is on Thursday. While Woodland birds no. 15 and 17, also threw no. 14, 16 and 18 to complete no. 72 in points.

Chris Kirk was the only player to move to the top 70 this week. Rose from 73 to no. 61 with T-5 finish. Kirk left Bogey on Sunday as part of 2 or less than 68, although only two birds, which they arrived in the first five holes.

“It was a lot of nervous than I was normally,” Kirk said. .

“I didn’t really get as many points as I would like, but overall, very happy with my game.”