The 2024 season included 36 regular-season events before the start of the three-event playoff series that ends at the Tour Championship Aug. 29-Sept. 1. For standard regular-season PGA Tour events, 500 FedEx Cups were awarded to the winner, with points also being earned by every player making the cut. For the tour’s eight signature events, 700 points went to the winner, while 750 points were given to the champion of the four majors and the Players. Lastly, 300 points were given to the winner of any event played in the same week as a major or signature event.
Here is the latest edition of the FedEx Cup points list after Aaron Rai’s win at the Wyndham Championship. All players inside the top 70 at the end of the season earn their PGA Tour cards for the 2024 season and get into the playoffs. All players in the top 50 after the first playoff event (FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind in Memphis) are expected to qualify for PGA Tour signature events in 2025. All players in the top 30 after the second playoff event (BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado) qualify for the Tour Championship and the chance to win the first-place FedEx Cup prize of $25 million from the overall bonus pool of $100 million.
Editor’s Note: Currently, the PGA Tour’s website lists Grayson Murray at No. 61, Tyrrell Hatton at No. 100 and Adrian Meronk at No. 221. Murray died in May, and he will not count in the FedEx Cup eligibility standings used to determine qualifying for the Playoffs. Hatton and Meronk joined LIV Golf in January, and they were subsequently ineligible for the PGA Tour competition.
QUALIFIED FOR THE FEDEX CUP POSTSEASON
RANK: PLAYER, POINTS
1: Scottie Scheffler, 5992.75
2: Xander Schauffele, 4057.33
3: Rory McIlroy, 2545.30
4: Collin Morikawa, 2456.05
5: Wyndham Clark, 2153.73
6: Ludvig Åberg, 2092.17
7: Sahith Theegala, 2037.01
8: Hideki Matsuyama, 1898.86
9: Sungjae Im, 1896.28
10: Shane Lowry, 1867.13
11: Patrick Cantlay, 1779.86
12: Byeong Hun An, 1755.10
13: Russell Henley, 1670.58
14: Tony Finau, 1634.72
15: Akshay Bhatia, 1609.92
16: Matthieu Pavon, 1569.06
17: Robert MacIntyre, 1534.56
18: Sepp Straka, 1498.40
19: Justin Thomas, 1445.34
20: Brian Harman, 1418.56
21: Tom Hoge, 1411.12
22: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, 1406.02
23: Billy Horschel, 1391.92
24: Davis Thompson, 1385.18
25: Aaron Rai, 1380.66
26: Jason Day, 1344.99
27: Taylor Pendrith, 1324.28
28: Chris Kirk, 1318.09
29: Sam Burns, 1264.91
30: Corey Conners, 1249.07
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31: Cameron Young, 1226.68
32: Tommy Fleetwood, 1222.61
33: Stephan Jaeger, 1206.80
34: Thomas Detry, 1202.20
35: Max Homa, 1193.54
36: J.T. Poston, 1192.60
37: Adam Hadwin, 1180.79
38: Si Woo Kim, 1167.54
39: Keegan Bradley, 1075.22
40: Matt Fitzpatrick, 1073.99
41: Austin Eckroat, 1069.19
42: Alex Noren, 1066.67
43: Tom Kim, 1051.41
44: Cam Davis, 1050.97
45: Denny McCarthy, 1044.90
46: Adam Scott, 1040.80
47: Max Greyserman, 1040.76
48: Mackenzie Hughes, 1026.17
49: Will Zalatoris, 1019.12
50: Jake Knapp, 969.52
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51: Harris English, 969.28
52: Nick Taylor, 969.03
53: Patrick Rodgers, 952.16
54: Eric Cole, 947.91
55: Justin Rose, 881.03
56: Ben Griffin, 867.32
57: Viktor Hovland, 854.37
58: Erik van Rooyen, 812.81
59: Maverick McNealy, 807.70
60: Taylor Moore, 802.96
61: Peter Malnati, 793.72
62: Min Woo Lee, 782.98
63: Jordan Spieth, 781.90
64: Mark Hubbard, 736.64
65: Brendon Todd, 720.03
66: Seamus Power, 702.83
67: Nick Dunlap, 700.78
68: Jhonattan Vegas, 685.09
69: Emiliano Grillo, 684.37
70: Victor Perez, 654.09
MISSING THE FEDEX CUP POST-SEASON
71: Davis Riley, 647.29
72: Andrew Putnam, 624.89
73: Kurt Kitayama, 602.67
74: Luke List, 601.23
75: Adam Svensson, 600.84
76: Keith Mitchell, 599.12
77: Lucas Glover, 596.22
78: Lee Hodges, 596.15
79: Adam Schenk, 582.51
80: Charley Hoffman, 549.56
81: Nicolai Højgaard, 531.57
82: Ben Kohles, 530.50
83: Ryo Hisatsune, 522.36
84: Beau Hossler, 521.44
85: Andrew Novak, 518.29
86: Harry Hall, 517.43
87: Brice Garnett, 516.26
88: Mac Meissner, 474.79
89: Kevin Yu, 469.05
90: Justin Lower, 461.19
91: Doug Ghim, 459.95
92: C.T. Pan, 454.96
93: Chan Kim, 452.23
94: Chris Gotterup, 451.53
95: Sam Stevens, 436.35
96: Chandler Phillips, 427.09
97: J.J. Spaun, 418.56
98: Sami Valimaki, 418.18
99: K.H. Lee, 411.18
100: Rico Hoey, 393.21
101: Nate Lashley, 392.95
102: Patrick Fishburn, 383.51
103: Matt Kuchar, 382.38
104: Ryan Fox, 376.68
105: David Skinns, 376.36
106: Rickie Fowler, 373.76
107: Ben Silverman, 373.21
108: Nico Echavarria, 367.28
109: Chad Ramey, 366.90
110: Matt Wallace, 354.34
111: S.H. Kim, 345.82
112: Carson Young, 345.71
113: Zac Blair, 343.81
114: Taylor Montgomery, 325.33
115: Michael Kim, 324.75
116: Joel Dahmen, 319.74
117: Dylan Wu, 312.51
118: Pierceson Coody, 307.98
119: Jacob Bridgeman, 307.73
120: Matt NeSmith, 293.46
121: Vince Whaley, 285.48
122: Kevin Tway, 284.76
123: Matti Schmid, 283.45
124: Hayden Springer, 283.15
125: Sam Ryder, 282.31
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126: Carl Yuan, 272.67
127: Alejandro Tosti, 266.55
128: Alex Smalley, 256.67
129: Henrik Norlander, 255.85
130: Greyson Sigg, 253.90
131: Erik Barnes, 248.00
132: Patton Kizzire, 241.22
133: Trace Crowe, 235.33
134: Jorge Campillo, 234.88
135: Michael Thorbjornsen, 231.51
136: Chesson Hadley, 226.86
137: Hayden Buckley, 224.40
138: Daniel Berger, 220.59
139: Martin Trainer, 220.33
140: Jimmy Stanger, 213.23
141: Troy Merritt, 212.62
142: Robby Shelton, 206.86
143: Zach Johnson, 202.13
144: Ryan Moore, 200.57
145: Martin Laird, 196.46
146: Rafael Campos, 188.25
147: Joseph Bramlett, 186.67
148: Garrick Higgo, 185.96
149: Webb Simpson, 182.93
150: Ben Martin, 182.53
151: Brandon Wu, 181.12
152: Aaron Baddeley, 175.13
153: Gary Woodland, 173.62
154: Wesley Bryan, 171.52
155: Thorbjørn Olesen, 170.41
156: Ryan Brehm, 162.24
157: Chez Reavie, 161.01
158: Joe Highsmith, 157.28
159: Parker Coody, 151.13
160: Justin Suh, 149.32
161: Nick Hardy, 147.70
162: Cameron Champ, 140.10
163: David Lipsky, 132.19
164: Adrien Dumont de Chassart, 129.69
165: Alexander Björk, 126.40
166: Kevin Chappell, 126.16
167: Ryan McCormick, 124.46
168: Tyson Alexander, 120.63
169: Lanto Griffin, 116.73
170: Kelly Kraft, 116.13
171: Stewart Cink, 113.44
172: Tyler Duncan, 110.64
173: Roger Sloan, 109.00
174: S.Y. Noh, 105.12
175: Scott Stallings, 98.80
176: Kevin Streelman, 93.99
177: Paul Barjon, 92.20
178: Padraig Harrington, 91.40
179: Callum Tarren, 88.99
180: Austin Cook, 83.53
181: Tom Whitney, 82.24
182: Ben Taylor, 79.49
183: Sean O’Hair, 77.68
184: Bud Cauley, 75.55
185: Kevin Dougherty, 71.96
186: Bronson Burgoon, 69.05
187: Austin Smotherman, 62.12
188: Scott Piercy, 58.66
189: Ryan Palmer, 53.99
190: Norman Xiong, 52.74
191: Cody Gribble, 47.80
192: Camilo Villegas, 44.65
193: Harrison Endycott, 44.52
194: Vincent Norrman, 42.80
195: Wilson Furr, 36.85
196: Kevin Kisner, 36.81
197: Bill Haas, 36.04
198: James Hahn, 35.02
199: Nick Watney, 33.27
200: MJ Daffue, 32.35
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201: Richy Werenski, 30.60
202: William McGirt, 29.04
203: Francesco Molinari, 27.02
204: Russell Knox, 25.15
205: Zecheng Dou, 22.96
206: Brandt Snedeker, 19.90
207: Will Gordon, 19.75
208: Nicholas Lindheim, 19.23
209: Blaine Hale, Jr., 15.81
210: José María Olazábal, 14.67
211: Danny Willett, 14.67
212: Tommy Gainey, 12.23
212: Sung Kang, 12.21
214: Robert Streb, 12.05
215: Scott Gutschewski, 11.82
216: Harry Higgs, 11.49
217: Adam Long, 10.47
218: Raul Pereda, 9.21
219: Vijay Singh, 8.75
220: Tiger Woods, 8.25
221: Josh Teater, 7.08
222: Dylan Frittelli, 6.00
223: Luke Donald, 5.95
224: Jonathan Byrd, 4.98
225: Darren Clarke, 4.95
226: Alex Cejka, 4.95
227: Jim Herman, 4.82
228: Jimmy Walker, 4.67
228: Paul Haley II, 3.24
230: David Hearn, 3.20
231: Sangmoon Bae, 2.68
232: Kyle Stanley, 2.68
233: Anders Albertson, 2.61
234: Ryan Armour, 2.12
234: Brian Stuard, 1.99
236: Chris Stroud, 1.80
Image: Mike Ehrmann
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