FedEx Cup Fall Standings ahead of final event, RSM Classic: Which PGA Tour pros are earning cards?
Check out all the players from 51st to 125th on the FedEx Cup Fall standings heading into the final event of the PGA Tour season, the RSM Classic.
With just 100 cards available for players instead of the usual 125 ahead of the 2026 season, players will be going all out in this week's final event of the 2025 PGA Tour season.
GolfMagic has listed below the latest FedEx Cup Fall Standings ahead of the final tournament, the RSM Classic, from 20-23 November.
The top 50 from the 2025 FedEx Cup Playoffs this August became eligible for full-field and Signature Events in 2026. Those places are all locked now - and you can check the full list out here.
For PGA Tour players finishing between 51st and 60 in the FedEx Cup Fall standings, they become eligible for the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and 2026 Genesis Invitational via the Aon Next 10.
But then it gets interesting for the remainder of PGA Tour players as those finishing inside the top 100 in the standings earn their cards for 2026.
Those outside, head to the Korn Ferry Tour. Unless they are exempt of course.
Some players outside the top 100 are able to take advantage of their current exemptions on the PGA Tour as a result of their past victories and performances, such as the likes of Max Homa (101st) and Billy Horschel (112th).
Adam Schenk's victory at the Buttertfield Bermuda Championship not only secured his first PGA Tour title in his 243rd start but also locked up his card for the next two seasons.
Schenk vaulted 67 positions to 67th in the FedEx Cup standings as a result of his win.
Scroll below to check out a latest look at the FedEx Cup Fall standings heading into the RSM Classic...
FedEx Cup Fall Standings 2025 (after Bermuda Championship)
51. Max Greyserman
52. Garrick Higgo
53. Aldrich Potgieter
54. Chris Kirk
55. Aaron Rai
56. Min Woo Lee
57. Rico Hoey
58. Jordan Spieth
59. Jake Knapp
60. Kevin Yu
61. Wyndham Clark
62. Nico Echavarria
63. Patrick Rodgers
64. Matti Schmid
65. Joe Highsmith
66. Stephan Jaeger
67. Adam Schenk
68. Emiliano Grillo
69. Mackenzie Hughes
70. Steven Fisk
71. Alex Smalley
72. Michael Thorbjornsen
73. Vince Whaley
74. Sami Valimaki
75. Christiaan Bezuidenhout
76. Davis Riley
77. Ben An
78. Eric Cole
79. Matt McCarty
80. Tony Finau
81. Rasmus Hojgaard
82. Davis Thompson
83. Keith Mitchell
84. Cam Davis
85. Erik van Rooyen
86. Nicolai Hojgaard
87. Gary Woodland
88. Kevin Roy
89. Max McGreevy
90. Mac Meissner
91. Chad Ramey
92. Chandler Phillips
93. William Mouw
94. Mark Hubbard
95. Ryo Hisatsune
96. Thorbjorn Olesen
97. Danny Walker
98. Michael Brennan
99. Takumi Kanaya
100. Karl Vilips
101. Max Homa
102. Matt Wallace
103. Beau Hossler
104. Isaiah Salinda
105. David Lipsky
106. Tom Kim
107. Adam Scott
108. Victor Perez
109. Patrick Fishburn
110. Pierceson Coody
111. Jesper Svensson
112. Billy Horschel
113. Matt Kuchar
114. Justin Lower
115. Taylor Moore
116. Kris Ventura
117. Joel Dahmen
118. Austin Eckroat
119. Andrew Putnam
120. Sam Ryder
121. Jackson Suber
122. Lee Hodges
123. Lanto Griffin
124. Frankie Capan III
125. Doug Ghim
Check out the full standings here
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