By Matt Smith
After 44 regular-season events, the PGA Tour FedEx Cup Playoffs are finally here. While the likes of regulars such as Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth will be fighting it out over the next few weeks alongside relative newcomers Cameron Smith, Will Zalatoris and Viktor Hovland, there are a few notable absentees — for now and the foreseeable future.
Sunday’s finish at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, North Carolina, wrapped up the 2021-22 season, with the final points standings determining who keeps their PGA Tour cards and who is eligible for the FedEx Cup Playoffs. In the end just two players outside the top 125 at the start of the week — Wyndham winner Joohyung Kim and Max McGreevy — played their way inside the number, knocking out Austin Smotherman and Matt Wallace, while Rickie Fowler clung on by the skin of his teeth, despite missing the cut.
Beginning with Wallace, there will be some big names missing out in the playoffs and next season as a number of household figures lost their PGA Tours cards:
Luke Donald. Gregory Shamus
- Matt Wallace (126)
Bumped by the narrowest of margins when Joohyung Kim won on Sunday. - Danny Willett (130)
The 2016 Masters champion. - Rory Sabbatini (141)
Slovakia’s Olympic silver medallist. - Bill Haas (154)
The 2011 Tour Championship. - Luke Donald (159)
Former world No. 1 and Team Europe Ryder Cup captain. - Brandt Snedeker (171)
Nine-time PGA Tour winner. - Jimmy Walker (190)
2016 PGA Championship winner.
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With the FedEx St Jude Championship beginning at TPC Southwind in Memphis on Thursday, here is a look at who will be fighting it out for the end-of-season plaudits and prizes.
RANK (LAST RANK): NAME, POINTS
1 (1): Scottie Scheffler, 3,555.98
2 (2): Cameron Smith, 2,335.00
3 (3): Sam Burns, 2,275.01
4 (4): Xander Schauffele, 2,153.34
5 (5): Patrick Cantlay, 2,108.15
6 (6): Rory McIlroy, 2,103.88
7 (7): Tony Finau, 1,912.13
8 (8): Justin Thomas, 1,783.06
9 (9): Cameron Young, 1,773.67
10 (15): Sungjae Im, 1,732.50
11 (10): Hideki Matsuyama, 1,697.24
12 (11): Will Zalatoris, 1,680.10
13 (12): Max Homa, 1,625.29
14 (13): Matt Fitzpatrick, 1,595.94
15 (14): Jordan Spieth, 1,574.23
16 (16): Jon Rahm, 1,449.23
17 (17): Tom Hoge, 1,424.42
18 (18): Billy Horschel, 1,403.22
19 (19): Viktor Hovland, 1,313.89
20 (20): Joaquin Niemann, 1,227.54
21 (21): JT Poston, 1,146.04
22 (22): Collin Morikawa, 1,088.94
23 (23): Davis Riley, 1,044.94
24 (24): Seamus Power, 990.479
25 (25): JJ Spaun, 985.084
26 (26): Cameron Tringale, 956.873
27 (33): Aaron Wise, 951.704
28 (27): Shane Lowry, 941.627
29 (28): Luke List, 937.82
30 (34): Corey Conners, 936.303
31 (29): Maverick McNealy, 935.57
32 (41): Russell Henley, 934.409
33 (30): Keegan Bradley, 924.949
34 (NR): Joohyung Kim, 917
35 (31): Sepp Straka, 909.303
36 (32): Kevin Kisner, 906.236
37 (37): Keith Mitchell, 888.263
38 (35): Mito Pereira, 888.155
39 (36): Sahith Theegala, 886.087
40 (38): KH Lee, 852.899
41 (42): Scott Stallings, 851.78
42 (39): Denny McCarthy, 842.178
43 (40): Kurt Kitayama, 838.627
44 (43): Lucas Herbert, 796.457
45 (44): Sebastián Muñoz, 794.608
46 (45): Mackenzie Hughes, 782.679
47 (46): Tommy Fleetwood, 766.407
48 (47): Si Woo Kim, 750.729
49 (58): Tyrrell Hatton, 748.883
50 (48): Adam Hadwin, 720.713
51 (49): Chez Reavie, 715.028
52 (50): Chris Kirk, 706.519
53 (54): Christiaan Bezuidenhout, 698.067
54 (51): Matt Kuchar, 695.997
55 (53): Brian Harman, 693.711
56 (52): Emiliano Grillo, 691.242
57 (55): Brendan Steele, 688.734
58 (56): Harold Varner III, 682.077
59 (57): Alex Noren, 681.096
60 (62): Taylor Pendrith, 663.153
61 (63): Alex Smalley, 657.665
62 (59): Marc Leishman, 656.356
63 (70): Anirban Lahiri, 642.125
64 (60): Troy Merritt, 638.559
65 (76): Taylor Moore, 623.023
66 (61): Cam Davis, 614.099
67 (111): John Huh, 611.949
68 (66): Brendon Todd, 592.131
69 (64): Lanto Griffin, 592.114
70 (65): Trey Mullinax, 589.859
71 (78): Brandon Wu, 586.079
72 (72): Matthew NeSmith, 575.991
73 (67): Gary Woodland, 573.366
74 (68): Beau Hossler, 571.657
75 (69): Chad Ramey, 567.789
76 (71): Adam Long, 563.622
77 (73): Adam Scott, 550.606
78 (74): Daniel Berger, 528.939
79 (75): Wyndham Clark, 527.197
80 (77): Joel Dahmen, 524.244
81 (81): Patrick Rodgers, 516.631
82 (86): Russell Knox, 514.094
83 (79): Kevin Streelman, 509.064
84 (80): Mark Hubbard, 507.807
85 (85): David Lipsky, 504.539
86 (87): Peter Malnati, 500.658
87 (89): Andrew Putnam, 498.16
88 (83): Aaron Rai, 491.325
89 (82): Danny Lee, 490.481
90 (84): Adam Svensson, 483.31
91 (94): Stephan Jaeger, 480.011
92 (88): CT Pan, 472.605
93 (90): Adam Schenk, 460.953
94 (92): Justin Rose, 457.918
95 (91): Hayden Buckley, 455.782
96 (93): Vince Whaley, 438.098
97 (95): Jhonattan Vegas, 427.643
98 (96): Nate Lashley, 426.516
99 (97): Lee Hodges, 424.268
100 (98): Martin Laird, 420.653
101 (99): Sam Ryder, 411.783
102 (108): Scott Piercy, 410.307
103 (100): Michael Thompson, 406.278
104 (109): Callum Tarren, 404.962
105 (126): Max McGreevy, 404.357
106 (121): Chesson Hadley, 403.776
107 (101): Dylan Frittelli, 400.679
108 (104): James Hahn, 399.567
109 (102): Greyson Sigg, 396.81
110 (103): Ryan Palmer, 391.192
111 (105): Nick Watney, 387.434
112 (110): Robert Streb, 385.345
113 (106): Jason Day, 384.805
114 (107): Doug Ghim, 384.687
115 (116): Stewart Cink, 376.103
116 (119): Kevin Tway, 361.331
117 (112): Ryan Brehm, 359.199
118 (113): Tyler Duncan, 354.934
119 (114): Matthias Schwab, 352.546
120 (115): Patton Kizzire, 350.841
121 (118): Lucas Glover, 348.881
122 (117): Webb Simpson, 346.19
123 (120): Nick Taylor, 333.548
124 (122): Kramer Hickok, 328.084
125 (123): Rickie Fowler, 323.797
The following players missed out on the FedEx Cup Playoffs
126 (124): Matt Wallace, 315.82
127 (125): Austin Smotherman, 314.597
128 (128): Justin Lower, 311.472
129 (136): Doc Redman, 303.929
130 (127): Danny Willett, 303.5
131 (131): Kelly Kraft, 288.816
132 (129): Nick Hardy, 288.28
133 (130): Cameron Champ, 287.5
134 (137): Brian Stuard, 284.837
135 (132): Michael Gligic, 283.301
136 (138): Harry Higgs, 272.45
137 (133): Francesco Molinari, 272.347
138 (135): Martin Trainer, 270.293
139 (134): Erik van Rooyen, 268.764
140 (142): Zach Johnson, 245.515
141 (140): Rory Sabbatini, 243.723
142 (139): Hank Lebioda, 241.485
143 (158): Cameron Percy, 239.808
144 (145): Henrik Norlander, 234.9
145 (141): Andrew Novak, 233.341
146 (143): Garrick Higgo, 228.696
147 (144): Brice Garnett, 227.967
148 (146): Jonathan Byrd, 223.135
149 (147): Austin Cook, 212.938
150 (148): Charley Hoffman, 207.235
151 (149): Bubba Watson, 199.056
152 (150): Ben Martin, 196.8
153 (154): Satoshi Kodaira, 196.622
154 (151): Bill Haas, 194.007
155 (152): Andrew Landry, 191.25
156 (153): Ryan Armour, 186.287
157 (155): Dylan Wu, 175.228
158 (156): Chase Seiffert, 173.138
159 (159): Luke Donald, 169.854
160 (157): Paul Barjon, 168.257
161 (176): Richy Werenski, 163.345
162 (160): Sung Kang, 162.982
163 (161): Joseph Bramlett, 161.895
164 (167): Vaughn Taylor, 158.217
165 (162): Scott Gutschewski, 158.187
166 (163): Seth Reeves, 151.581
167 (164): Roger Sloan, 150.818
168 (169): Ben Kohles, 146.029
169 (165): Sean O’Hair, 145.542
170 (166): William McGirt, 144.179
171 (168): Brandt Snedeker, 140.732
172 (170): Kevin Chappell, 138.946
173 (171): Curtis Thompson, 135.85
174 (183): Ryan Moore, 129.657
175 (172): Seung-Yul Noh, 128.025
176 (173): Camilo Villegas, 126.887
177 (174): Jim Knous, 125.242
178 (197): Kiradech Aphibarnrat, 121.699
179 (175): Tyler McCumber, 113.05
180 (179): Scott Brown, 111.449
181 (177): Brandon Hagy, 105.9
182 (178): Tommy Gainey, 105.45
183 (186): Bo Hoag, 97.58
184 (180): Aaron Baddeley, 95.749
185 (181): David Skinns, 94.155
186 (182): Harris English, 91.427
187 (184): Brian Gay, 90.321
188 (185): Wesley Bryan, 90.056
189 (187): Michael Kim, 83.626
190 (188): Jimmy Walker, 82.903
191 (193): Jared Wolfe, 81.36
192 (189): Bronson Burgoon, 80.3
193 (190): Kyle Stanley, 80.232
194 (191): David Lingmerth, 80.069
195 (192): Robert Garrigus, 78.902
196 (194): Dawie van der Walt, 78.096
197 (195): Jim Herman, 76.468
198 (196): Grayson Murray, 70.302
199 (198): Bo Van Pelt, 69.038
200 (199): Jason Dufner, 58.757
201 (200): Jonas Blixt, 49.679
202 (201): Joshua Creel, 47.871
203 (202): Chris Stroud, 44.252
204 (205): Brett Drewitt, 42.317
205 (203): Mark Hensby, 39.611
206 (204): Ricky Barnes, 39.086
207 (206): Greg Chalmers, 32.112
208 (207): David Hearn, 28.215
209 (208): Fabián Gómez, 19.772
210 (209): DA Points, 12.805
211 (210): Padraig Harrington, 11.957
212 (211): Jim Furyk, 11.75
213 (212): Johnson Wagner, 11.7
214 (213): Tiger Woods, 11.333
215 (214): DJ Trahan, 11.012
216 (215): Ben Crane, 10.189
217 (216): JJ Henry, 9.306
218 (217): Derek Ernst, 9.213
219 (218): Sangmoon Bae, 8.567
220 (219): Arjun Atwal, 5.289
T-221 (T-220): Paul Goydos, 4.9
T-221 (T-220): George McNeill, 4.9
223 (222): Richard Johnson, 4.605
224 (223): John Merrick, 3.62
225 (224): Omar Uresti, 3.5
226 (225): Davis Love III, 3.4
227 (226): John Senden, 3.3
228 (227): Jay Haas, 2.75
229 (228): Brian Davis, 2.738
230 (229): Kevin Stadler, 2.489
231 (230): Ryuji Imada, 2.3
231 (231): Matt Every, 1.867
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