Who is safe, which is in trouble with FedExCup playoff at the horizon

With the final signature event in the seasons in the books and only one main championship that was left on the calendar, the PGA tour reached the house.

Only six weeks – and eight tournaments – remain until the beginning of the Fedexcup playoff.

Here are fast playback: The first 70 players in the points will qualify for the playoff opener, the FedEx Championship in Memphis, after which the first 50 will progress at the BMW Championship in the Rapk Valley in Marijinska. There is no set format for starting for the tour championship, although the first 30 players via BMW will still move on to the East Lake, where the winner will be needed all after 72 holes Hod Play.

So how does the picture play-off look like right now. Thanks to a research of XROBOPZ, we have a clearer idea.

Who sled what?

Entering this week rocket classics in Detroit, 10 players have already slipped in the tour of the tour: Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Sepp Straka, Russell Henley, Keegan Bradley, Harris English and Tommy Fleetwood.

Another 16, including Ludwig åberg, Collin Morikawa, Patrick Canlay and Viktor Hovland, are already locked with BMW berths.

And a large total total 48 players earned enough points to probably qualify for playoffs, including current number 48 in points, Stephan Jaeger.

Mac Hughes, at number 49 in points, is it the first player she works, although Hughes and eight others are right behind him, which begins this year to fully exempt the status on the PGA tour. Most of these groups including 54 Tony Fina and No. 53 Xander Schaufele, already guaranteed their cards through at least next season, but Hughes and Patrick Rodgers should remain in the top 100 so they would not avoid losing full cards.

On and around the bubbles

Karl Vilips is the current guy for Bubble with Playoff, right at 70, and only four points in front of the current first man, Eric Van Rooyen.

Other Traineke Only outside the Reprophone Install No. 74 Matt Fitzpatrick, Br. 75 Wyndham Clark, no. 78 Billy Horschel (out of season after surgery), no. 80 Adam Kim, no. 87 Nicolai Hojgaard, no. 88 Joel Dahmen and no. 98 Zach Johnson.

No. 116 Max Homa and no. 126 Sahith Theegala (currently on the shelves with a given neck) are among the larger names outside the top 100.

65. Gary Woodland, +36
66. NICO ECHAVARRIA, +31
67. Ryo Hisatsune, +18
68. Davis Thompson, +15
69. Rickie Fowler, +14
70. Karl Vilips, 471 point
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71. Erik Van Rooyen, -4
72. Christiaan Bezuidenhout, -19
73. Aldrich Potgieter, -30
74. Matt Fitzpatrick, -32
75. Wyndham Clark, -48

High (re) order

Vilips is one of just three reform and category players in the top 70, along with no. 37 Ryan Gerardo and no. 56 Brian Campbell – and he is one of only nine reforms in the top 100. Kevin Roy is in Balot on number 100.

Last year, resort players – a particular group that includes the DP World Tour, Korn Ferry Tour and Q-school cities, and minus medical enlargements – kept their tickets to 48% of the piston (21 of 44). That number helped DPWT guys who went 6 for 9. And, of course, it was with the top 125 in FedExcup points that maintain full status. This year, the current percentage is correct at 20%.

Churn, baby, curn

As for this year’s crop players, and 29 of them are currently within this year’s first 50 in points. Five (34 total) is in the top 70. Eight sits outside the top 100, although five of these players, including homo, theogala and nick Dunlap, are exempt for at least next season. Will Zalatoris no. 111, and out of season after surgery, although they will surely have a large medical extension. As 151 Alex Noren, who missed the first few months this season with more injuries. No. 112 Adam Hadwin is the third signature player out of the top 100 and without status to return.

Behind 100

Here is a complete list of players outside the top 100 that have the status via at least next season:

101. Chris Kirk
102. Emiliano Grillo
116. Max Homa
126. Sahith Theegala
129. Nick Dunlap
130. Brice Garnett
132. Kurt Kitayama
152. Matthieu Pavon
169. Webb Simpson
180. Rafa Campos
181. Patton Kizzire
192. Peter Malnati
No. Tiger Woods

And here are a few names outside the top 100 who can’t activate (except for a potential career exemption):

104. Brandt Snudaker
110. Michael Thorbjornsen
113. Matt Wallace
119. Charley Hoffman
131. Doug Pin
132. Matt Kuchar
138. Danny Willett
172. Nick Hardy
174. KH Lee
175. Taylor Montgomery
178. Vincent Norrman
187. Zac Blair