Max Homa, Sahith Theegala Show how quickly changed Fortunes on PGA Tour

Wyndham Championship is the last chance for players to qualify for PGA TOUR postseason. It is also a reminder that so much on golf still has to earn.

Sahith Theegala and Max Homa are two examples, who are both conquered by the American team in the President Cup last year in Montreal.

Theegala, which ended up at number 3 last year and picked up a 7.5 million dollar bonus, did not end up in the top 10 until the door in May. He withdrew from three tournaments, including the PGA championship, to rest.

He returned outdoors and missed two straight cuts. Now he is no. 144, and it does not need anything short of winning the Wyndham StanSeason Qualification Championship.

Homa is in the fall for 15 months, and this year he began with a new coach and new equipment. He feels progress in his swing, but not his results. Now he is no. 106, and probably needs a targeted run to have hope that they will expand their seasons.

Adding stress for the house is that his wife came into with his other child next week. He was not entitled to an American open or British open. He’s still grinding.

“My wife is very, very pregnant so much like to win one of the following two, so I could skip an event that appears only so I could keep the level of stress in our household,” he said at the barcode championship.

He tied 45. in Barracudi, and he is 39. bound in Minnesota.

Three international team players in the presidential presidents are outside the top 70 entry into the final regular season – Adam Scott, Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Tom Kim.

While the task of holding one’s job stretches through the fall, the big story this week at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina, the new players will qualify for FedExCup Playoffs.

FedExCup Ranginge enters Wyndham Championship show some 20 players who were in playoffs ago a year outside the top 70. It includes Billy Horshel and whether Zalatoris, how to flare.

Among the players in the first 70 who missed the post-season last year, and the American Open Champion is JJ Spaun, a two-bed winner of Brian Campbell and Chris Gotterup. They are among nine players who have won the PGA tour this year and are located in the top 70. Win always helps.

Scottie Scheffler, meanwhile, will pick up $ 18 million without playing this week.

The PGA TOUR is a redistribution of FedExCUP money, so that the FedExcup leader receives $ 10 million, along with $ 8 million from the Comcast Business Top 10. It is provided for both of them.