FedEx Cup Playoffs: Which 70 players have made the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Playoffs?

FedEx Cup Playoffs: check out the top 70 players who have advanced to the first Playoffs event at the FedEx St Jude Championship.

Andy Roberts

03 Aug 2025

The top 70 players heading to the FedEx Cup Playoffs are set following the conclusion of the Wyndham Championship. Scroll down this page to see which players have made their way into the first Playoffs event.

Cameron Young won his first PGA Tour title in record-breaking fashion to vault from 40th to 16th in the FedEx Cup race.

The most dramatic moment in terms of the FedEx Cup Playoffs during the final round of the Wyndham came when Davis Thompson three-putted the 18th green to fall out of the all-important 70th spot.

Thompson's bogey at the par-4 18th saw Germany's Matti Schmid sneak in as a result.

The first Playoffs event will see the top 70 PGA Tour players in the FedEx Cup tee it up in the FedEx St Jude Championship at TPC Southwind from 7-10 August.

Rory McIlroy, who is a record three-time FedEx Cup champion, is the only player to have bypassed the FedEx St Jude Championship and so the field will be shrunk to 69 players.

The top 50 in the Playoffs after that tournament will then advance to the BMW Championship at Caves Valley GC from 14-17 August.

The top 30 in the Playoffs will then advance to the season-ending Tour Championship at East Lake from 21-24 August.

The winner of the Tour Championship wins the FedEx Cup.

This season there is no adjusted handicap start at the Tour Championship.

The winner of the FedEx Cup will earn $10m and the total prize purse for the Tour Championship is $40m.

Scottie Scheffler is the defending FedEx Cup champion.

GolfMagic has listed the top 70 players heading to the 2025 FedEx Cup Playoffs below.

FedEx Cup Playoffs: Top 70
Rank	Player	Nationality	FedExCup Points
1	Scottie Scheffler	USA	4,806
2	Rory McIlroy	NIR	3,444
3	Sepp Straka	AUT	2,595
4	Russell Henley	USA	2,391
5	Justin Thomas	USA	2,280
6	Ben Griffin	USA	2,275
7	Harris English	USA	2,232
8	J.J. Spaun	USA	2,144
9	Tommy Fleetwood	ENG	1,783
10	Keegan Bradley	USA	1,749
11	Maverick McNealy	USA	1,672
12	Andrew Novak	USA	1,625
13	Corey Conners	CAN	1,620
14	Ludvig Åberg	SWE	1,559
15	Robert MacIntyre	SCO	1,488
16	Cameron Young	USA	1,464
17	Shane Lowry	IRL	1,438
18	Nick Taylor	CAN	1,438
19	Collin Morikawa	USA	1,427
20	Brian Harman	USA	1,413
21	Hideki Matsuyama	JPN	1,309
22	Chris Gotterup	USA	1,306
23	Patrick Cantlay	USA	1,275
24	Sam Burns	USA	1,266
25	Justin Rose	ENG	1,220
26	Viktor Hovland	NOR	1,210
27	Lucas Glover	USA	1,191
28	Sam Stevens	USA	1,182
29	Sungjae Im	KOR	1,172
30	Daniel Berger	USA	1,167
31	Ryan Gerard	USA	1,158
32	Ryan Fox	NZL	1,126
33	Jacob Bridgeman	USA	1,111
34	Brian Campbell	USA	1,104
35	Thomas Detry	BEL	1,080
36	Michael Kim	USA	1,080
37	Jason Day	AUS	1,070
38	Taylor Pendrith	CAN	1,035
39	Denny McCarthy	USA	1,034
40	Tom Hoge	USA	1,026
41	Matt Fitzpatrick	ENG	1,017
42	Xander Schauffele	USA	953
43	Aldrich Potgieter	RSA	941
44	Harry Hall	ENG	929
45	Akshay Bhatia	USA	909
46	Si Woo Kim	KOR	882
47	Jake Knapp	USA	871
48	Jordan Spieth	USA	865
49	Wyndham Clark	USA	853
50	Min Woo Lee	AUS	851
51	J.T. Poston	USA	850
52	Kurt Kitayama	USA	842
53	Bud Cauley	USA	831
54	Joe Highsmith	USA	828
55	Aaron Rai	ENG	811
56	Jhonattan Vegas	VEN	783
57	Max Greyserman	USA	768
58	Stephan Jaeger	GER	726
59	Mackenzie Hughes	CAN	704
60	Tony Finau	USA	690
61	Chris Kirk	USA	682
62	Nico Echavarria	COL	672
63	Patrick Rodgers	USA	668
64	Rickie Fowler	USA	665
65	Davis Riley	USA	652
66	Kevin Yu	TPE	645
67	Emiliano Grillo	ARG	637
68	Erik van Rooyen	RSA	634
69	Cam Davis	AUS	625
70	Matti Schmid	GER	620
VIEW THE FULL FEDEX CUP STANDINGS

Andy first joined the brand on a month's work experience back in April 2011, and he now assumes the Editor role. When Andy joined GolfMagic it was a small site with potential.

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