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Facts & Figures / Miscellaneous Records FedExCup Playoffs Since 2007

Past FedExCup Champions Performance in the FedExCup Playoffs

NORTHERN TRUST Dell Technologies BMW Champ TOUR Champ

2018 Justin Rose MC 2nd 2nd T4

2017 Justin Thomas 6th Won T47 2nd

2016 Rory McIlroy T31 Won T42 Won

2015 Jordan Spieth MC MC T13 Won

2014 Billy Horschel MC T2 Won Won

2013 Henrik Stenson T43 Won T33 Won

2012 Brandt Snedeker 2nd 6th T37 Won

2011 Bill Haas T24 T61 T16 Won

2010 Jim Furyk DNP T37 T15 Won

2009 Tiger Woods T2 T11 Won 2nd

2008 Vijay Singh Won Won T44 T22

2007 Tiger Woods N/A T2 Won Won

Past Champions FedExCup Ranks in the FedExCup Playoffs

Entering Playoffs NORTHERN TRUST Dell Technologies BMW Champ

2018 Justin Rose 4th 6th 3rd 2nd

2017 Justin Thomas 2nd 3rd 2nd 2nd

2016 Rory McIlroy 36th 38th 4th 6th

2015 Jordan Spieth 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd

2014 Billy Horschel 69th 82nd 20th 2nd

2013 Henrik Stenson 9th 13th 1st 2nd

2012 Brandt Snedeker 19th 2nd 4th 5th

2011 Bill Haas 15th 18th 24th 25th

2010 Jim Furyk 3rd 8th 11th 11th

2009 Tiger Woods 1st 1st 2nd 1st

2008 Vijay Singh 7th 1st 1st 1st

2007 Tiger Woods 1st 4th 3rd 1st

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FACTS & FIGURES / MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS FedExCup Playoffs Since 2007

Last season, Bryson DeChambeau was a combined 47-under in the FedExCup Playoffs. DeChambeau’s 47-under relative to par score was the best of any player last season and tied with Jordan Spieth’s 2017 performance for the third-best cumulative score to par during the FedExCup Playoffs. Tiger Woods played the FedExCup Playoffs a combined 59-under par in 2007 and still stands as the FedExCup record.

Since 2009, Tiger Woods is the only #1 seed entering the TOUR Championship to go onto to win the FedExCup. Last season, Bryson DeChambeau entered the TOUR Championship #1 in the standings eventually finishing 19th at the TOUR finale and 3rd in the final FedExCup standings.

Most Under Par in a Single Season FedExCup Playoffs since 2007

Score to Par Finish

2007 Tiger Woods -59 WON

2015 Jason Day -49 3rd

2018 Bryson DeChambeau -47 3rd

2017 Jordan Spieth -47 2nd


2012 Rory McIlroy -42 2nd

2016 Paul Casey -42 5th

#1 Seed in FedExCup Standings Entering the TOUR Championship (Since 2009)

Event Finish FEC Finish

2018 Bryson DeChambeau 19th 3rd

2017 Jordan Spieth T7 2nd

2016 Dustin Johnson T6 2nd

2015 Jason Day T10 3rd

2014 Chris Kirk T4 2nd

2013 Tiger Woods T22 2nd

2012 Rory McIlroy T10 2nd

2011 Webb Simpson 22nd 2nd

2010 Matt Kuchar T25 2nd

2009 Tiger Woods 2nd WON

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Qualifying for FedExCup Playoffs in all 13 Seasons: Since the start of the FedExCup (2007), nine players have qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs in all 13 seasons.

Qualifying for BMW Championship in all 12 Seasons: Phil Mickelson is the only player who has qualified for the BMW Championship in all 12 seasons (top 70 qualify). Since 2007, nine players have qualified for the BMW Championship in 10 or more seasons.

10 Seasons Finishing Inside Top 30: Since 2007, Dustin Johnson has qualified for the TOUR Championship in 10 seasons, marking the only player who has finished inside the top 30 of the FedExCup in 10 seasons. In the FedExCup era, 11 players have qualified for the TOUR Championship in seven or more seasons.

Qualifying for FedExCup Playoffs Every Year

Playoff App. Rank

Matt Kuchar 13th 3rd

Justin Rose 13th 11th

Charles Howell III 13th 15th

Adam Scott 13th 21st

Brandt Snedeker 13th 33rd

Phil Mickelson 13th 34th

Ryan Moore 13th 61st

Bubba Watson 13th 71st

Charley Hoffman 13th 73rd

Most Seasons Qualifying for BMW Championship Since 2007

# of App. Rank

Phil Mickelson 12 34th

Bubba Watson 11 71st

Charley Hoffman 11 73rd

Zach Johnson 11 154th

Dustin Johnson 10 7th

Justin Rose 10 11th

Brandt Snedeker 10 33rd

Ryan Moore 10 61st

Sergio Garcia 10 65th

Most Seasons Qualifying for TOUR Championship Since 2007

# of App. Rank

Dustin Johnson 10 7th

Justin Rose 9 11th

Phil Mickelson 9 34th

Matt Kuchar 8 3rd

Jim Furyk 8 39th

Jason Day 8 40th

Bubba Watson 8 71st

Hunter Mahan 8 184th

Adam Scott 7 21st

Zach Johnson 7 154th

Steve Stricker 7 216th

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At the 2018 BMW Championship, Jason Day recorded his 28th career top-25 finish in 38th career start in the FedExCup Playoffs, surpassing 2010 FedExCup champion Jim Furyk for the most top-25 finishes in the Playoffs. Entering the 2019 FedExCup Playoffs, Jason Day has recorded a top-25 finish in 74.4% of his starts (29 of 39). Day’s 29 top-25 finishes is the most of any player in the FedExCup Playoffs.

Most Wins

FedExCup Playoffs

Wins

Tiger Woods 4

Rory McIlroy 4

Dustin Johnson 4

Jason Day 2

Bryson DeChambeau 2

Billy Horschel 2

Phil Mickelson 2

Vijay Singh 2

Henrik Stenson 2

Steve Stricker 2

Camilo Villegas 2

Most Top 5s

FedExCup Playoffs

Top 5s

Jason Day 10

Dustin Johnson 10

Justin Rose 10

Tiger Woods 10

Paul Casey 9

Rory McIlroy 8

Steve Stricker 8

Luke Donald 7

Jim Furyk 7

Sergio Garcia 7

Matt Kuchar 7

Adam Scott 7

Billy Horschel 6

Hunter Mahan 5

Phil Mickelson 5

Webb Simpson 5

Brandt Snedeker 5

Jordan Spieth 5

Henrik Stenson 5

Most Top 10s

FedExCup Playoffs

Top 10s

Dustin Johnson 18

Jim Furyk 16

Justin Rose 15

Adam Scott 15

Jason Day 14

Matt Kuchar 13

Steve Stricker 13

Sergio Garcia 12

Tiger Woods 12

Rory McIlroy 11

Phil Mickelson 11

Webb Simpson 11

Paul Casey 10

Rickie Fowler 10

Jordan Spieth 10

Camilo Villegas 10

Luke Donald 9

Ryan Moore 9

Bubba Watson 9

Most Top 25s FedExCup Playoffs

Top 25s Starts

Jason Day 29 39

Jim Furyk 27 35

Dustin Johnson 26 37

Justin Rose 26 40

Phil Mickelson 24 44

Matt Kuchar 23 41

Steve Stricker 23 30

Adam Scott 22 37

Bubba Watson 22 43

Sergio Garcia 21 30

Zach Johnson 21 40

Gary Woodland 20 27

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Since 2012, six players have multiple victories in the FedExCup Playoffs. 2016 FedExCup champion Rory McIlroy leads with four wins in this timeframe.

Top 10 in Each Playoff Event in Single Season: Since the start of the FedExCup Playoffs, nine players have recorded top-10 finishes in every Playoffs event in a single season. Last season, Tony Finau, Justin Rose and Billy Horschel each finished the FedExCup Playoffs with three top-10 finishes.

Top-Ten Finish in Every Playoff Event in a Single Season (Since 2007)

Year Player FEC Finish

2017 Jordan Spieth 2nd

2017 Justin Rose 9th

2017 Jon Rahm 5th

2016 Adam Scott 4th

2015 Henrik Stenson 2nd

2012 Dustin Johnson 8th

2009 Padraig Harrington 7th

2007 Rory Sabbatini 4th

Most Wins FedExCup Playoffs Since 2012

R. McIlroy B. DeChambeau D. Johnson H. Stenson B. Horschel J. Day

Wins 4 2 2 2 2 2

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Leaders (All-Time)

Leaders (Since 2012)

Stroke Average Leaders FedExCup Playoffs (Min 40 Rds)

Avg. Rds

Tiger Woods 68.27 88

Justin Thomas 68.88 58

Paul Casey 69.00 87

Jordan Spieth 69.05 88

Jim Furyk 69.10 133

Jason Day 69.18 146

Sergio Garcia 69.24 119

Dustin Johnson 69.30 143

Rory McIlroy 69.32 106

Steve Stricker 69.33 115


Avg. Rds

Jon Rahm 68.60 30


Xander Schauffele 68.80 30


Jason Day 68.83 95


Paul Casey 68.91 65

Jim Furyk 69.02 62


Rory McIlroy 69.11 94


Avg. Rds


Jon Rahm 68.60 30



Paul Casey 69.00 87


Jim Furyk 69.10 133

Patrick Cantlay 69.13 32

Jason Day 69.18 146

Sergio Garcia 69.24 119


Avg. Rds

Bryson DeChambeau 68.50 26

Jon Rahm 68.60 30




Jason Day 68.83 95


Paul Casey 68.91 65

Jim Furyk 69.02 62



Avg. Rds



Jon Rahm 68.60 30



Paul Casey 69.00 87


Jim Furyk 69.10 133

Patrick Cantlay 69.13 32

Jason Day 69.18 146


Avg. Rds

Tommy Fleetwood 68.31 16

Tyrrell Hatton 68.33 12


Jon Rahm 68.60 30




Aaron Wise 68.81 16

Jason Day 68.83 95


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Most Under Par FedExCup Playoffs

RTP

Jason Day -227

Tiger Woods -220

Jim Furyk -217

Dustin Johnson -203

Justin Rose -203

Sergio Garcia -186

Adam Scott -166

Matt Kuchar -162

Steve Stricker -162

Zach Johnson -157

Most Sub-70 Rounds FedExCup Playoffs

Rds

Jason Day 84

Dustin Johnson 79

Justin Rose 79

Matt Kuchar 78

Adam Scott 77

Phil Mickelson 77

Zach Johnson 72

Jim Furyk 70

Sergio Garcia 67

Steve Stricker 66

Most Under Par Rounds FedExCup Playoffs

Rds

Justin Rose 100

Phil Mickelson 98

Jason Day 98

Jim Furyk 92

Zach Johnson 88

Matt Kuchar 88

Dustin Johnson 88

Bubba Watson 87

Adam Scott 85

Sergio Garcia 80

Best Par 3 Scoring FedExCup Playoffs

RTP

Arron Oberholser -12

Jon Rahm -12

Tiger Woods -10

Beau Hossler -8

Tom Gillis -8

Heath Slocum -7

Scott Langley -6

Chez Reavie -6

Jason Day -6


RTP

Tiger Woods -67

Justin Thomas -58

Jim Furyk -57

Sergio Garcia -56

Justin Rose -51

Gary Woodland -43

Paul Casey -43

Zach Johnson -42

Rory McIlroy -42

Jason Day -40


RTP

Dustin Johnson -182

Jason Day -181

Bubba Watson -180

Phil Mickelson -178

Steve Stricker -166

Adam Scott -164

Jim Furyk -157

Justin Rose -151

Matt Kuchar -149

Brandt Snedeker -148

Most Eagles FedExCup Playoffs

Eagles

Dustin Johnson 21

Bubba Watson 19

Jason Day 19

Rory McIlroy 18

Adam Scott 18

Hunter Mahan 16

Nick Watney 15

Ernie Els 13

Sergio Garcia 13

Chris Kirk 13

Camilo Villegas 13

Jordan Spieth 12

Brandt Snedeker 12

Most Birdies FedExCup Playoffs

Birdies

Phil Mickelson 651

Justin Rose 621

Matt Kuchar 618

Jason Day 609

Dustin Johnson 600

Bubba Watson 568

Adam Scott 560

Zach Johnson 537

Jim Furyk 516

Charley Hoffman 512

Brandt Snedeker 502

Most Rounds at Par or Better FedExCup Playoffs

Rds

Bubba Watson 117

Justin Rose 114

Phil Mickelson 114

Jason Day 114

Jim Furyk 110

Matt Kuchar 108

Zach Johnson 107

Dustin Johnson 103

Adam Scott 98

Sergio Garcia 93

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Last season, Bryson DeChambeau finished the FedExCup Playoffs a combined 47-under par and third in the FedExCup standings. In the 2014 FedExCup Playoffs, Billy Horschel finished the Playoffs a combined 34-under par en route to his FedExCup title, becoming just the second player (third time) to have the best cumulative score to par during the FedExCup Playoffs and win the FedExCup title in same season (Tiger Wood accomplished this in both of his FedExCup titles). Tiger Woods and Paul Casey are the only two players who have led the FedExCup Playoffs

multiple times in this category.

Lowest Ranked FedExCup Champion Entering Playoffs: Billy Horschel entered the 2014 FedExCup Playoffs ranked 69th marking the lowest rank by a FedExCup Champion since the start of the FedExCup Playoffs in 2007 (next lowest ranked player was Rory McIlroy in 2016 ranked 36th). Billy fell to the 80th position after missing the cut at THE NORTHERN TRUST. After a change in his putting grip he completely turned around his game finishing T2 at the Dell Technologies Championship moving to 20th in the FEC standings. He made a dramatic move into the top-five with his victory at the BMW Championship. He then went on to win the TOUR Championship and took home the FedExCup title.

Last season, Tony Finau played his first 13 rounds of the FedExCup Playoffs a combined 45-under par and all 13 rounds in the 60s, marking the most consecutive rounds in the 60s in the FedExCup Playoffs.

Most Under Par in Each Season FedExCup Playoffs

Score to Par Finish

2018 Bryson DeChambeau -47 3rd

2017 Jordan Spieth -47 2nd


2015 Jason Day -49 3rd

2014 Billy Horschel -34 WON

2014 Jim Furyk -34 4th

2013 Steve Stricker -41 3rd

2012 Rory McIlroy -42 2nd

2011 Luke Donald -39 3rd


2010 Luke Donald -27 3rd

2010 Charley Hoffman -27 4th


2008 Camilo Villegas -34 2nd


Most Consecutive Rounds in the 60s FedExCup Playoffs

Tony Finau Billy Horschel Rory McIlroy Tiger Woods Justin Rose Padraig Harrington

Year Last Season 2014 2012 2007 2017 2009

Streak 13 12 11 11 9 9

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In 2017, Justin Thomas (2017 FedExCup champion) and Jon Rahm each played all 16 rounds at par or better, marking the first two players to record all 16 possible rounds at par or better in a single season of the FedExCup Playoffs. Last season, Justin Thomas played 15 of 16 rounds at par or better, marking the most rounds of par or better during the 2018 FedExCup Playoffs.

Steve Stricker, Zach Johnson and Dustin Johnson have each recorded 14 bogey-free rounds during their FedExCup Playoffs careers, tying for the most of any player.

10 players have recorded nine or more bogey-free rounds in the careers in the FedExCup Playoffs.

Most Rounds of Par or Better in a Single Season FedExCup Playoffs Since 2007

# of Rds

2017 Justin Thomas 16

2017 Jon Rahm 16

2018 Justin Thomas 15

2017 Jordan Spieth 15

2016 Patrick Reed 15

2013 Justin Rose 15

2014 Jim Furyk 15

2012 Brandt Snedeker 15

2007 Aaron Baddeley 15

2007 Rory Sabbatini 15

2007 Steve Stricker 15

Most Bogey-Free Rounds in FedExCup Playoffs

# of Rds

Steve Stricker 14

Zach Johnson 14

Dustin Johnson 14

Justin Rose 12

Jim Furyk 11

Gary Woodland 11

Rickie Fowler 10

Rory Sabbatini 9

Jason Day 9

Matt Kuchar 9

Largest Margin of Victory in the FedExCup Playoffs

RTP Margin

2009 BMW Championship Tiger Woods -19 8

2007 THE TOUR Championship Tiger Woods -23 8

2015 THE NORTHERN TRUST Jason Day -19 6

2015 BMW Championship Jason Day -22 6

2017 BMW Championship Marc Leishman -23 5

2010 Dell Technologies Championship Charley Hoffman -22 5

2008 Dell Technologies Championship Vijay Singh -22 5

2018 THE NORTHERN TRUST Bryson DeChambeau -18 4

2017 Dell Technologies Championship Justin Thomas -17 3

2016 BMW Championship Dustin Johnson -23 3

2012 THE NORTHERN TRUST Nick Watney -10 3

2009 THE TOUR Championship Phil Mickelson -9 3

2014 THE TOUR Championship Billy Horschel -11 3

2013 THE TOUR Championship Henrik Stenson -13 3

2012 THE TOUR Championship Brandt Snedeker -10 3

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Most Strokes Total Strokes Gained in a Round FedExCup Playoffs

Event Rd SG: Total Score

2013 Jim Furyk BMW Championship 2n +12.086 59

2013 Kevin Chappell THE NORTHERN TRUST 3rd +10.014 62

2008 Hunter Mahan THE NORTHERN TRUST 1st +9.711 62

2013 Matt Kuchar BMW Championship 3rd +9.286 61

2008 Vijay Singh Dell Technologies Final +9.083 63

Longest Drives

FedExCup Playoffs

Hole Rd Event Course Distance

2011 Dustin Johnson 7th Final Dell Technologies Championship TPC Boston 463

2017 Rory McIlroy 12th Final THE NORTHERN TRUST Glen Oaks Club 403

2015 Daniel Berger 12th 2nd THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 390

2016 Tony Finau 14th Final Dell Technologies Championship TPC Boston 388

2017 Rory Mcllroy 13th 3rd BMW Championship Conway Farms GC 387

2015 Charles Howell III 2nd 1st THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 386

2015 Hunter Mahan 7th 2nd THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 386

2015 Jeff Overton 2nd 2nd THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 386

2015 Andres Gonzalez 2nd 2nd THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 386

2015 Rickie Fowler 2nd 1st THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 385

2017 Kevin Chappell 5th Final TOUR Championship East Lake GC 383

2015 Morgan Hoffmann 2nd 1st THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 383

2016 Smylie Kaufman 12th Final Dell Technologies Championship TPC Boston 381

2015 Ryan Palmer 2nd Final THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 381

2015 Gary Woodland 2nd 1st THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 381

2009 Bubba Watson 18th 2nd BMW Championship Cog Hill G&CC 381

2008 Bubba Watson 9th 2nd THE TOUR Championship East Lake GC 381

2015 Johnson Wagner 2nd 2nd THE NORTHERN TRUST Plainfield CC 380

2010 Bubba Watson 5th 2nd THE TOUR Championship East Lake GC 380

2014 Jason Day 1st 1st BMW Championship Cherry Hills CC 380

*Dustin Johnson hit a 463-yard drive on the 7th hole in the final rd of 2011 Dell Tech (ball bounced on cart path)

Lowest Rounds FedExCup Playoffs

Rd Event Score

2013 Jim Furyk 2nd BMW Championship 59

2007 Zach Johnson 3rd TOUR Championship 60

2015 Jason Day 1st BMW Championship 61

2013 Matt Kuchar 3rd BMW Championship 61

2011 Brandt Snedeker 3rd THE NORTHERN TRUST 61

2008 Mike Weir 1st Dell Technologies Champ. 61

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Highest Scores

FedExCup Playoffs

Rd Hole Event Par Score RTP

2017 Ollie Schniederjans Final 18 BMW Championship 5 11 +6

2011 Nick Watney Final 2 Dell Technologies Championship 5 11 +6

2009 Greg Chalmers 1st 13 THE NORTHERN TRUST 5 11 +6

2015 Ryan Moore 1st 2nd Dell Technologies Championship 5 10 +5

2014 Ben Martin 2nd 2 Dell Technologies Championship 5 10 +5

2014 Henrik Stenson 3rd 4 THE NORTHERN TRUST 4 9 +5

2013 Scott Piercy 1st 16 BMW Championship 4 9 +5

2012 Scott Piercy 3rd 16 Dell Technologies Championship 3 8 +5

2012 Jason Day 3rd 12 Dell Technologies Championship 4 9 +5 *4 other players with +5 / **Kelly Kraft made 12 on the 2nd hole in the First Round of the 2017 Dell Tech. Champ. He would withdraw later in the round so the round scores do not officially count.

Longest Putts Made FedExCup Playoffs

Rd Hole Event Dist.

2011 Charles Howell III Final 12th BMW Championship 88' 5"

2009 Jeff Overton 3rd 14th Dell Technologies Championship 80' 9"

2009 Jerry Kelly 3rd 6th Dell Technologies Championship 78' 7"

2018 Keegan Bradley 3rd 13th TOUR Championship 77’ 1”

2014 Jeff Overton 1st 9th Dell Technologies Championship 76' 10"

2016 Zach Johnson Final 15th Dell Technologies Championship 76’ 5”

2009 Steve Stricker 3rd 5th TOUR Championship 76' 5"

2015 Zac Blair 3rd 12th THE NORTHERN TRUST 74’ 11”

2010 Ian Poulter 1st 14th BMW Championship 73' 2"

2017 Billy Horschel 3rd 12th BMW Championship 72’ 6”

2014 Jason Kokrak 3rd 3rd Dell Technologies Championship 71' 11"

2017 Kevin Tway 2nd 7th THE NORTHERN TRUST 71’ 0”

2016 Jason Day Final 15th THE NORTHERN TRUST 71’ 0”

2008 Michael Allen Final 6th THE NORTHERN TRUST 70' 8"

2007 Tiger Woods 2nd 9th THE TOUR Championship 70' 4"

2013 Ken Duke 2nd 10th THE NORTHERN TRUST 70’ 3”

2015 Gary Woodland 1st 6th Dell Technologies Championship 70’ 3”

2007 Brett Wetterich 2nd 16th BMW Championship 70’ 2”

2018 Beau Hossler 1st 15th BMW Championship 70’ 1”

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Lowest Score (s) Double Eagle: Vijay Singh (2010 TPC Boston 2nd hole, Rd 3) & John Senden (2009 TPC Boston 2nd hole, Rd 2)

Most Consecutive Greens Hit 2007: 25 (A. Scott & S. Stricker) 2008: 23 (B. Weekley - Starting with Round 2 Hole 7 Dell Technologies Championship) 2009: 23 (J. Furyk - Starting with Round 1 Hole 1 Dell Technologies Championship) 2010: 18 (R. Moore - Starting with Round 1 Hole 10 Dell Technologies Championship) 2011: 22 (C. Villegas & B. Lunde) 2012: 23 (K. Stadler - Starting with Round 4 Hole 9 Dell Technologies Championship) 2013: 27 (John Huh - Starting with Round 4 Hole 12 BMW Championship) 2014: 19 (Jim Furyk & Adam Scott) 2015: 23 (Jim Furyk - Starting with Round 1 Hole 14 Dell Technologies Championship) 2016: 28 (Adam Scott - Starting with Round 4 Hole 5 Dell Technologies Championship) 2017: 23 (Gary Woodland - Starting with Round 3 Hole 6 Dell Technologies Championship) 2018: 36 (Charles Howell III – Starting with Round 1 Hole 12 BMW Championship) Most Consecutive Sand Saves 2007: 15 (T. Clark - Starting with Round 1 Hole 13 BMW Championship) 2008: 11 (S. Garcia - Starting with Round 1 Hole 2 THE TOUR Championship) 2009: 11 (M. Wilson - Starting with Round 4 Hole 12 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2010: 10 (C. Pettersson - Starting with Round 2 Hole 7 BMW Championship) 2011: 10 (J. Kelly - Starting with Round 2 Hole 14 Dell Technologies Championship) 2012: 10 (G. Chalmers and Rory McIlroy) 2013: 10 (Brian Gay - Starting with Rd 1 Hole 10 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2014: 9 (Bill Haas - Starting with Round 4 Hole 5 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2015: 8 (Rory Sabbatini - Starting with Round 3 Hole 18 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2016: 10 (Brandt Snedeker - Starting with Round 1 Hole 8 Dell Technologies Championship) 2017: 12 (Justin Rose - Starting with Round 3 Hole 8 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2018: 7 (Peter Uihlein & Patton Kizzire) Best One-Putt or Better Streak 2007: 10 (W. Austin - Starting with Round 1 Hole 17 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2008: 10 (M. Weir - Starting with Round 1 Hole 10 Dell Technologies Championship) 2009: 9 (7 Players Tied) 2010: 10 (L. Donald - Starting with Round 3 Hole 18 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2011: 9 (G. Woodland & Sergio Garcia) 2012: 12 (D.A. Points - Starting with Round 2 Hole 15 BMW Championship) 2013: 11 (Jordan Spieth - Starting with Round 2 Hole 5 Dell Technologies Championship) 2014: 12 (Ryan Palmer - Starting with Round 3 Hole 15 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2015: 10 (Camilo Villegas & James Hahn) 2016: 9 (Jim Herman - Starting with Round 1 Hole 16 Dell Technologies Championship) 2017: 10 (Tony Finau - Starting with Round 3 Hole 17 BMW Championship) 2018: 10 (Bubba Watson – Starting with Round 1 Hole 16 THE NORTHERN TRUST)

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Best Streak without a 3-Putt (in Playoffs) 2007: 225 (S. Garcia - Starting with Round 4 Hole 10 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2008: 224 (K. Duke - Starting with Round 4 Hole 11 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2009: 187 (P. Harrington - Starting with Round 1 Hole 7 Dell Technologies Championship) 2010: 167 (M. Kuchar - Starting with Round 1 Hole 10 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2011: 270 (L. Donald - All holes in 2011 PLAYOFFS) 2012: 186 (Lee Westwood - Starting with Round 3 Hole 5 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2013: 187 (Hunter Mahan - Starting with Round 2 Hole 3 Dell Technologies Championship) 2014: 175 (Billy Horschel - Starting with Round 3 Hole 6 Dell Technologies Championship) 2015: 172 (Patrick Reed - Starting with Round 3 Hole 6 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2016: 216 (David Hearn - Starting with Round 1 Hole 1 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2017: 188 (Phil Mickelson - Starting with Round 2 Hole 11 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2018: 206 (Paul Casey) Most Consecutive Holes Below Par 2007: 6 (T. Woods - Starting with Round 2 Hole 4 THE TOUR Championship) 2008: 6 (J. Furyk - Starting with Round 2 Hole 5 BMW Championship) 2009: 5 (4 Players Tied) 2010: 6 (C. Wi & L. Donald) 2011: 6 (Y.E. Yang & J.J. Henry) 2012: 7 (Louis Oosthuizen - Starting with Round 3 Hole 4 Dell Technologies Championship) 2013: 7 (Brandt Snedeker - Starting with Round 1 Hole 13 BMW Championship) 2014: 6 (Matt Kuchar & Daniel Summerhays) 2015: 5 (Daniel Summerhays, Brooks Koepka & Zach Johnson) 2016: 7 (Jim Herman - Starting with Round 1 Hole 16 Dell Technologies Championship) 2017: 6 (Jordan Spieth & Rickie Fowler) 2018: 6 (Rory McIlroy)

Most Consecutive Par 4 Birdies 2007: 6 (Adam Scott - Round 3 Hole 10 BMW Champ) 2008: 4 (6 players) 2009: 4 (9 players) 2010: 6 (Ryan Palmer & Webb Simpson) 2011: 6 (J.J. Henry & G. McDowell) 2012: 5 (Louis Oosthuizen, Jim Furyk and Bo Van Pelt) 2013: 5 (2 players - John Huh & Kyle Stanley) 2014: 5 (Daniel Summerhays - BMW Championship) 2015: 5 (Cameron Tringale - Starting with Round 2 Hole 1 BMW Championship) 2016: 6 (Brian Harman - Starting with Round 1 Hole 13 Dell Technologies Championship) 2017: 5 (Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, Adam Hadwin & Russell Henley) 2018: 5 (Hideki Matsuyama, Abraham Ancer, Rory McIlroy & Tiger Woods)

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Most Consecutive Par 5 Birdies 2007: 10 (P. Mickelson & S. Garcia) 2008: 8 (V. Singh - Starting with Round 2 Hole 7 Dell Technologies Championship) 2009: 8 (S. Stricker - Starting with Round 3 Hole 6 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2010: 6 (4 players) 2011: 8 (Kyle Stanley, Bubba Watson & Aaron Baddeley) 2012: 10 (Charl Schwartzel - Starting on Hole 4 Round 1 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2013: 8 (Pat Perez - THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2014: 7 (Bubba Watson - Starting on Hole 17 Round 2 BMW Championship) 2015: 9 (Jason Day - Starting with Round 1 Hole 18 BMW Championship) 2016: 12 (Rory McIlroy - Starting with Round 1 Hole 7 Dell Technologies Championship) 2017: 10 (Grayson Murray - Starting with Round 2 Hole 3 THE NORTHERN TRUST) 2018: 11 (Gary Woodland)

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22 Wins by players in their 20s: Since 2007, 22 of the 48 events in the FedExCup Playoffs have been won by players in their 20s (46.8%). Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele, Justin Thomas and Bryson DeChambeau are the only five players to win a Playoff event under the age of 25 (total of 7 wins).

6 over 40: Since 2007, four players (six wins) 40 years old or older have won in the FedExCup Playoffs (Vijay Singh, Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk & Tiger Woods). Tiger Woods captured his 80th career PGA TOUR title and fourth win in the FedExCup Playoffs at the 2018 TOUR Championship at the age of 42.

Youngest Winners FedExCup Playoffs

Event Age

2015 Jordan Spieth TOUR Championship 22

2012 Rory McIlroy Dell Technologies 23

2012 Rory McIlroy BMW Championship 23

2017 Xander Schauffele TOUR Championship 23

2017 Justin Thomas Dell Technologies 24

2018 Bryson DeChambeau THE NORTHERN TRUST 24

2018 Bryson DeChambeau Dell Technologies 24

Oldest Winners FedExCup Playoffs

Event Age

2008 Vijay Singh Dell Technologies 45

2008 Vijay Singh THE NORTHERN TRUST 45

2018 Tiger Woods TOUR Championship 42

2009 Steve Stricker Dell Technologies 42

2007 Steve Stricker THE NORTHERN TRUST 40

2010 Jim Furyk TOUR Championship 40

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PGA TOUR Rookies: Last season, Aaron Wise was the 12th PGA TOUR Rookie to qualify for the TOUR Championship in the FedExCup era. In the 2015-16 season marked the first time two Rookies earned a spot inside the top 30 of the FEC standings. Emiliano Grillo & Si Woo Kim finished 11th & 17th respectively.

In 2014, Chesson Hadley was the only Rookie in the FedExCup Playoffs and finished 49th in the standings. Jordan Spieth finished 7th in the final standings of the 2013 season marking the second-highest finish by a rookie in FedExCup history. Rickie Fowler finished the 2010 FedExCup Playoffs ranked 32nd (best finish by 2010 Rookie). Marc Leishman was the only 2009 rookie to make it to the TOUR Championship (finished 20th in the standings). Andres Romero was the only rookie to advance to the TOUR Championship in 2008, while Brandt Snedeker was the only rookie to advance in 2007. *Snedeker, Romero, Leishman, Fowler, Bradley, Huh, Spieth, Schauffele and Wise all went onto win Rookie of the Year honors in each respective season.

Last season, eight Rookies qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs. Aaron Wise, Austin Cook & Satoshi Kodaira are the only three Rookies to win on TOUR this season.

This Season, eight Rookies have qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs and four have recorded victories.

Sungjae Im is the highest ranked Rookie this season, recording seven top 10 finishes this season. Sungjae Im is seeking to become the 13th Rookie to make it to the TOUR Championship in the FedExCup era. Keegan Bradley holds the record as the highest ranked rookie in the 12-year history entering the Playoffs (was 5th in 2011 FedExCup Playoffs).

Rookies to Qualify for the TOUR Championship in FedExCup era

Entered TC FEC

Finish

2018 Aaron Wise 21st 24th

2017 Xander Schauffele 26th 3rd

2017 Patrick Cantlay 29th 29th

2016 Emiliano Grillo 9th 11th

2016 Si Woo Kim 18th 17th

2015 Daniel Berger 9th 11th

2013 Jordan Spieth 13th 7th

2012 John Huh 26th 29th

2011 Keegan Bradley 20th 20th

2009 Marc Leishman 16th 20th

2008 Andres Romero 27th 28th

2007 Brandt Snedeker 15th 20th

Rookies to Qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs Last Season

Entered Playoffs Final FEC Rank

27th Aaron Wise 21st

31st Austin Cook 38th

68th Keith Mitchell 67th

81st Peter Uihlein 64th

77th Satoshi Kodaira 94th

94th Brandon Harkins 103rd

108th Tyler Duncan 113th

114th Sam Ryder 101st

Rookies to Qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs This Season

# of Wins # of Top 10s

Sungjae Im 23rd 0 7

Collin Morikawa 49th 1 3

Adam Long 55th 1 2

Cameron Champ 64th 1 3

Matthew Wolff 70th 1 1

Wyndham Clark 90th 0 3

K.H. Lee 104th 0 2

Sepp Straka 111th 0 1

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Advancing from Outside the Cutline in 2 Consecutive Weeks In 2009 and 2010, Marc Leishman and Andres Romero were the only two players to advance from outside the cut line in two consecutive weeks of the Playoffs. In 2009 Leishman entered the Dell Technologies Championship outside the top 70 (93rd) moving to 67th with a T-15th finish. He then vaulted 51 spots, (from 67th to 16th) on a T-2nd finish at the BMW Championship advancing to the TOUR Championship. In 2010, Romero began THE NORTHERN TRUST outside the top 100 (115th) moving to 100th with a T-52nd finish. He then moved from 100th to 68th at the Dell Technologies Championship with a T-11th finish. In 2011 both Ernie Els and Chris Stroud were the only 2 players to advance from outside the cut line in 2 consecutive weeks of the 2011 FedExCup Playoffs. Els was the only player who entered the Wyndham Championship (was 126th) outside the top 125. Both Els and Stroud were eliminated at the BMW Championship. Geoff Ogilvy was the only player to advance from outside the cut line in each of the last 2 weeks of the 2011 FedExCup Playoffs. Ogilvy began the Dell Technologies Championship ranked 91st and moved up to 69th. At the 2011 BMW Championship he moved from 69th to 24th with his solid final round performance. Ogilvy began his 2011 FedExCup Playoffs campaign ranked 79th and entered the TOUR Championship ranked 24th (lowest ranked entering the 2011 FEC Playoffs to make the TOUR Championship). In 2012, 2013, 2015 & 2016 no player advanced from outside the cutline in two consecutive weeks of the FedExCup Playoffs. Last season, Harold Varner III was the only player who moved inside the cutline from entering outside the cutline in two consecutive weeks of the 2017 FedExCup Playoffs. Varner III moved from 138th to 123rd at the Wyndham Championship then moved from 123rd to 91st at THE NORTHERN TRUST. Advancing from Outside the Cutline in 3 Consecutive Weeks 2014: Morgan Hoffmann was the first player in the history of the FedExCup Playoffs to play his way from outside of the cut line in each of the first 3 FedExCup Playoff events. In the 10-year history of the Playoffs, 6 players have played their way from the outside in two consecutive weeks, but Hoffmann is the first to accomplish this feat in 3 consecutive weeks. Hoffman went onto finish T-27th at the TOUR Championship finishing a career best 26th in the FedExCup.

Morgan Hoffmann Movement in 2014 FedExCup Playoffs

Entered Week

Finish Thru Event

Hoffmann moved from 68th to 21st in the standings at the 2014 BMW Championship with rounds of 62-63=125 on the weekend becoming just the 25th player in TOUR history to shoot 125 or better in 2 consecutive rounds.

THE NORTHERN TRUST 124th T9 72nd

Dell Technologies Championship 72nd T35 68th

BMW Championship 68th 3rd 21st

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In the 12-year history of the FedExCup, no player has made the TOUR Championship starting the Wyndham Championship outside the Playoffs cut line.

Outside Looking in at the Wyndham Championship Making the Playoffs from outside the bubble at Wyndham Champ.

Year Entering

Wyndham Player

Entering Playoffs

Final FEC Rank

2018 129th Nick Taylor 119th 123rd

2018 132nd Harris English 124th 125th

2017 139th Martin Flores 118th 103rd

2017 148th Rory Sabbatini 122nd 124th

2017 138th Harold Varner III 123rd 90th

2017 134th J.J. Henry 125th 125th

2016 127th Kyle Stanley 116th 116th

2016 133rd Shawn Stefani 123rd 123rd

2015 186th Davis Love III 76th 86th

2015 166th Jason Gore 98th 92nd

2015 135th Jonas Blixt 121st 123rd

2015 130th Ryo Ishikawa 124th 122nd

2015 129th Camilo Villegas 123rd 84th

2014 126th Sang Moon Bae 120th 122nd

2012 128th Heath Slocum 124th 124th

2011 130th Padraig Harrington 124th 89th

2011 127th William McGirt 125th 83rd

2011 126th Ernie Els 118th 67th

2010 140th Scott Piercy 125th 125th

2009 136th Jeff Maggert 123rd 125th

2009 133rd Kevin Stadler 76th 95th

2009 129th Chris Riley 119th 103rd

2009 128th Todd Hamilton 121st 123rd

2009 126th David Mathis 118th 122nd

2008 177th J.J. Henry 135th 92nd

2008 166th Rich Beem 114th 111th

2008 164th Martin Laird 128th 67th

2008 154th Lee Janzen 144th 119th

2008 153rd Justin Bolli 141st 101st

2007 165th Jeff Overton 109th 111th

2007 162nd Shigeki Maruyama 140th 140th

2007 151st Anders Hansen 137th 137th

Last Season: Nick Taylor & Harris English were the only two players who played their way into the top 125 at the Wyndham Championship. They finished 123rd and 125th respectively in the final FedExCup standings. 2018: Four players played their way into the playoffs at the Wyndham Championship including J.J. Henry who accomplished this feat for the second time in his career (2008). 2016: 2 players advanced from outside the top 125 at the Wyndham Championship (K. Stanley & S. Stefani). 2015: 5 players advanced from outside the top 125 at the Wyndham Championship tying the record at this event under the current points structure. Biggest Move in Wyndham History: With his win at the ’15 Wyndham Davis Love III moved from 186th to 76th in the FedExCup standings (110 spots) marking the largest move up the standings in tournament history. Love III is the first player to move more than 100 spots in the standings at the Wyndham Championship. The furthest any player has gone starting the Wyndham Championship outside the cut line since 2009 is Ernie Els in 2011. Els started the Wyndham Championship ranked 126th in the standings and went onto finish 67th in the standings in 2011. Entering the 2009 NORTHERN TRUST, Heath Slocum ranked 124th in the standings. His victory vaulted him 121 spots to 3rd in the standings and secured a spot at the TOUR Championship (largest move in the 10-year history of the Playoffs).

*Cut line to make the Playoffs (2009-Current: top 125; 2007-2008: top 144)

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Historical (Hypothetical) Look - Outside Looking in at THE NORTHERN TRUST Since 2009 Advancing to the BMW Championship from outside current cut line (Top 70). The below is a hypothetical perspective of players who would have played their way into the Top 70 at THE NORTHERN TRUST which would have qualified them for the BMW Championship under the 2019 FedExCup Playoffs structure. 7.3: Since 2009, an average of 7.3 players would have played their way into the Top 70 of the FedExCup standings at THE NORTHERN TRUST 12: In 2012, 12 players played their way into the Top 70 of the standings who start THE NORTHERN TRUST outside the top 70 of standings, marking the most players to play their way into the Top 70 of the FedExCup standing during the first FedExCup Playoffs event.

2018 FedExCup Playoffs 2017 FedExCup Playoffs

Entering Playoffs After TNT Entering Playoffs After TNT

Watney, Nick 102nd 67th Cantlay, Patrick 78th 50th

Scott, Adam 73rd 40th Streb, Robert 79th 51st

Palmer, Ryan 100th 50th Na, Kevin 75th 63rd

Oosthuizen, Louis 74th 69th Tway, Kevin 72nd 69th

Matsuyama, Hideki 76th 58th

Berger, Daniel 89th 63rd 2015 FedExCup Playoffs

Entering Playoffs After TNT

2016 FedExCup Playoffs Blair, Zac 106th 45th

Entering Playoffs After TNT Molder, Bryce 92nd 58th

O'Hair, Sean 108th 15th Sabbatini, Rory 72nd 60th

Horschel, Billy 72nd 51st Herman, Jim 89th 64th

Streelman, Kevin 73rd 57th Chappell, Kevin 91st 68th

Kelly, Jerry 74th 61st

Laird, Martin 89th 63rd 2013 FedExCup Playoffs

Stuard, Brian 76th 66th Entering Playoffs After TNT

Harman, Brian 88th 67th Every, Matt 88th 46th

Wagner, Johnson 92nd 69th Kokrak, Jason 95th 50th

Reavie, Chez 86th 70th Summerhays, Daniel 75th 52nd

Sabbatini, Rory 85th 56th

2014 FedExCup Playoffs Molder, Bryce 98th 68th

Entering Playoffs After TNT

Appleby, Stuart 98th 19th

McGirt, William 81st 35th

Els, Ernie 91st 39th

Ishikawa, Ryo 75th 56th

Langley, Scott 73rd 65th

Stefani, Shawn 83rd 67th

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Historical (Hypothetical) Look Outside Looking in at THE NORTHERN TRUST Since 2009 Advancing to the BMW Championship from outside current cut line (Top 70)

2012 FedExCup Playoffs 2011 FedExCup Playoffs

Entering Playoffs After TNT Entering Playoffs After TNT

Chalmers, Greg 78th 38th Piercy, Scott 80th 50th

Harman, Brian 97th 41st Villegas, Camilo 109th 51st

DeLaet, Graham 106th 44th Streelman, Kevin 71st 58th

McGirt, William 74th 46th Wi, Charlie 73rd 65th

Holmes, J.B. 82nd 55th Kim, Anthony 92nd 66th

Gillis, Tom 92nd 57th Leishman, Marc 87th 70th

Stallings, Scott 86th 61st

Estes, Bob 103rd 62nd 2009 FedExCup Playoffs

English, Harris 87th 63rd Entering Playoffs After TNT

Teater, Josh 94th 64th Slocum, Heath 124th 3rd

Perez, Pat 72nd 65th Simpson, Webb 85th 41st

Hearn, David 108th 67th Jacobson, Freddie 107th 48th

Byrd, Jonathan 72nd 56th

2010 FedExCup Playoffs Kuchar, Matt 77th 60th

Entering Playoffs After TNT Haas, Bill 82nd 61st

Laird, Martin 95th 3rd Janzen, Lee 93rd 63rd

Streelman, Kevin 102nd 18th Weekley, Boo 71st 64th

Cabrera, Ángel 83rd 55th Owen, Greg 99th 66th

Petrovic, Tim 80th 58th Couples, Fred 74th 67th

Hoffman, Charley 77th 59th Points, D.A. 84th 68th

Senden, John 99th 64th

Woods, Tiger 112th 65th

Couch, Chris 98th 67th

Ames, Stephen 76th 69th

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Outside Looking in at the BMW Championship Advancing to the TOUR Championship from outside the cut line

Entering BMW Player Thru BMW FEC Finish In the 12-year history of the BMW Championship in the FedExCup Playoffs, Geoff Ogilvy at 69th entering the week in 2011 is the lowest ranked player to advance to the TOUR Championship.

2018 52nd Keegan Bradley 6th 8th

2018 41st Xander Schauffele 18th 15th

2017 39th Tony Finau 24th 19th

2017 34th Sergio Garcia 25th 21st

2017 32nd Xander Schauffele 26th 3rd

2017 41st Patrick Cantlay 29th 29th

2016 53rd Roberto Castro 21st 22nd

2016 43rd Charl Schwartzel 30th 25th

2016 42nd J.B. Holmes 28th 30th

2016 31st Daniel Berger 26th 26th

2015 46th Daniel Berger 9th 11th

2015 44th Scott Piercy 20th 22nd

2015 34th Kevin Na 27th 25th

2015 32nd Harris English 30th 28th

2014 68th Morgan Hoffmann 21st 26th

2014 37th Ryan Palmer 23rd 14th

2013 54th Luke Donald 29th 28th

2013 34th Nick Watney 12th 15th

2012 31st Robert Garrigus 20th 23rd

2012 35th Ryan Moore 28th 11th

2011 69th Geoff Ogilvy 24th 24th

2011 55th John Senden 9th 13th

2011 34th Justin Rose 3rd 5th

2010 58th Ryan Moore 26th 21st

2010 52nd K.J. Choi 23rd 15th

2010 41st Kevin Na 20th 26th

2010 33rd Camilo Villegas 25th 20th

2009 67th Marc Leishman 16th 20th

2009 32nd Luke Donald 28th 30th

2008 67th Dudley Hart 14th 12th

2008 35th D.J. Trahan 25th 24th

2007 32nd Stewart Cink 24th 22nd

2007 33rd Tim Clark 27th 21st

2007 34th Camilo Villegas 28th 24th

*Cut line to make the TOUR Championship (2007-Current: top 30)

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Playing Their Way into the TOUR Championship (Beginning Playoffs outside the top 30 and qualifying for TOUR Championship)

Year Entering Player Final Year Entering Player Final

2018 76th Hideki Matsuyama T13 2015 46th Daniel Berger 11th

2018 53rd Cameron Smith 12th 2015 41st Henrik Stenson 2nd

2018 49th Keegan Bradley 8th 2015 42nd Harris English 28th

2018 41st Billy Horschel 5th 2015 34th Sangmoon Bae 26th

2018 33rd Gary Woodland 26th 2014 124th Morgan Hoffmann 26th

2017 78th Patrick Cantlay 29th 2014 90th Geoff Ogilvy 29th

2017 49th Jason Day 18th 2014 69th Billy Horschel WON

2017 38th Patrick Reed 22nd 2014 62nd Hunter Mahan 6th

2017 33rd Xander Schauffele 3rd 2014 61st Cameron Tringale 20th

2017 32nd Justin Rose 9th 2014 50th Russell Henley 19th

2016 108th Sean O'Hair 27th 2014 34th Jason Day 10th

2016 68th Paul Casey 5th 2014 32nd Gary Woodland 22nd

2016 53rd Roberto Castro 22nd 2013 63rd Nick Watney 15th

2016 42nd Gary Woodland 20th 2013 60th Gary Woodland 23rd

2016 38th J.B. Holmes 30th 2013 59th Sergio Garcia 22nd

2016 36th Rory McIlroy WON 2013 55th Luke Donald 28th

2016 32nd Emiliano Grillo 11th 2013 51st Brendon de Jonge 26th

2016 31st Jhonattan Vegas 29th 2013 41st Roberto Castro 21st

2013 34th Graham DeLaet 8th

2013 33rd Charl Schwartzel 27th

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Playing Their Way into the TOUR Championship (Beginning Playoffs outside the top 30 and qualifying for TOUR Championship)

Year Entering Player Final Year Entering Player Final

2012 49th Nick Watney 4th 2009 124th Heath Slocum 8th

2012 34th Louis Oosthuizen 7th 2009 78th Marc Leishman 20th

2012 51st Lee Westwood 10th 2009 66th Padraig Harrington 7th

2012 64th Ryan Moore 11th 2009 61st Scott Verplank 10th

2012 33rd Sergio Garcia 17th 2009 47th Ernie Els 16th

2012 32nd Adam Scott 25th 2009 42nd Jason Dufner 11th

2012 37th John Senden 30th 2009 31st John Senden 24th

2011 79th Geoff Ogilvy 24th 2008 68th Dudley Hart 12th

2011 76th Chez Reavie 10th 2008 60th Tim Clark 26th

2011 50th John Senden 13th 2008 57th Kevin Sutherland 11th

2011 44th Justin Rose 5th 2008 56th Bubba Watson 30th

2011 43rd Y.E. Yang 30th 2008 51st Ken Duke 22nd

2011 39th Bo Van Pelt 23rd 2008 43rd Mike Weir 6th

2011 36th Vijay Singh 28th 2008 42nd Camilo Villegas 2nd

2010 102nd Kevin Streelman 25th 2008 37th Billy Mayfair 23rd

2010 95th Martin Laird 11th 2008 31st Hunter Mahan 18th

2010 77th Charley Hoffman 4th 2007 52nd Camilo Villegas 24th

2010 41st Kevin Na 26th 2007 50th Brett Wetterich 27th

2010 39th Geoff Ogilvy 14th 2007 36th Tim Clark 21st

2010 35th Ryan Moore 21st

2010 34th K.J. Choi 15th

2010 32nd Adam Scott 19th

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Top 30 Biggest Movers - 2018 FedExCup Playoffs

Rank at Start of

‘18 Playoffs Final Pos.

Change

Hideki Matsuyama 76th T13 +63

Keegan Bradley 49th 8th +41

Cameron Smith 53rd 12th +41

Tyrrell Hatton 92nd 54th +38

Ryan Palmer 100th 63rd +37

Billy Horschel 41st 5th +36

Adam Hadwin 70th 36th +34

Bronson Burgoon 111th 78th +33

Brian Stuard 118th 86th +32

Cheng Tsung Pan 63rd 35th +28

Nick Watney 102nd 74th +28

Jhonattan Vegas 123rd 95th +28

Abraham Ancer 83rd 60th +23

Adam Scott 73rd 51st +22

Daniel Berger 89th 70th +19

Charley Hoffman 98th 79th +19

Tiger Woods 20th 2nd +18

Peter Uihlein 81st 64th +17

Rafa Cabrera Bello 56th 41st +15

Sean O'Hair 121st 106th +15

Scott Stallings 107th 93rd +14

Xander Schauffele 28th 15th +13

Emiliano Grillo 45th 32nd +13

Sam Ryder 114th 101st +13

Jordan Spieth 43rd 31st +12

Seamus Power 125th 114th +11

Jason Kokrak 62nd 52nd +10

Brice Garnett 71st 61st +10

Rory McIlroy 21st 13th +8

Gary Woodland 33rd 26th +7

Hideki Matsuyama moved from 76th to T13 in the FedExCup standings, marking the biggest mover in the FedExCup standings last season.

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Rank at Start of


Change

Patrick Cantlay 78th 29th +49

Bubba Watson 113th 75th +38

Harold Varner III 123rd 90th +33

Jason Day 49th 18th +31

Xander Schauffele 33rd 3rd +30

Kevin Na 75th 45th +30

Chez Reavie 63rd 39th +24

Justin Rose 32nd 9th +23

Stewart Cink 76th 53rd +23

Emiliano Grillo 88th 67th +21

Phil Mickelson 51st 34th +17

Jason Kokrak 94th 77th +17

Patrick Reed 38th 22nd +16

Robert Streb 79th 63rd +16

Martin Flores 118th 103rd +15

Rafa Cabrera Bello 74th 61st +13

Lucas Glover 55th 43rd +12

Anirban Lahiri 61st 51st +10

Scott Brown 65th 55th +10

Branden Grace 90th 80th +10

Vaughn Taylor 124th 114th +10

Tony Finau 28th 19th +9

David Lingmerth 103rd 94th +9

Marc Leishman 14th 6th +8

Webb Simpson 25th 17th +8

Charl Schwartzel 52nd 44th +8

William McGirt 93rd 85th +8

Geoff Ogilvy 116th 108th +8

Paul Casey 18th 11th +7

Russell Henley 19th 13th +6

Jhonattan Vegas 29th 23rd +6

Patrick Cantlay moved from 78th to 29th in the FedExCup standings, marking the biggest mover in the FedExCup standings last season.

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Rank at Start of


Change

Sean O'Hair 108th 27th +81


Rory McIlroy 36th WON +35

Brian Harman 88th 53rd +35

David Hearn 91st 56th +35

Jason Kokrak 65th 33rd +32

Roberto Castro 53rd 22nd +31

Ryan Palmer 63rd 34th +29

Hudson Swafford 90th 64th +26

Sung Kang 122nd 96th +26

Gary Woodland 42nd 20th +22

Billy Horschel 72nd 50th +22

Steve Stricker 98th 76th +22

Emiliano Grillo 32nd 11th +21

Louis Oosthuizen 56thh 38th +18

Derek Fathauer 118th 100th +18

Ryan Moore 23rd 7th +16

Brian Stuard 76th 60th +16

John Huh 111th 95th +16

Billy Hurley III 69th 55th +14

Kevin Streelman 73rd 59th +14

Johnson Wagner 92nd 78th +14

Chad Campbell 85th 73rd +12

Martin Laird 89th 77th +12

John Senden 99th 88th +11

Blayne Barber 112th 101st +11

J.B. Holmes 38th 30th +8

Jim Furyk 94th 86th +8

Harold Varner III 82nd 75th +7

Chris Kirk 60th 54th +6

Tyrone Van Aswegen 104th 98th +6

Rory McIlroy was the third biggest mover in the FedExCup standings in the 2016 FedExCup Playoffs. McIlroy became just the second player to rank outside of the top 30 of the FedExCup standings at the start of the Playoffs and go on to win the FedExCup title.

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Rank at Start of


Change

Zac Blair 106th 59th +47

Henrik Stenson 41st 2nd +39

Kevin Chappell 91st 52nd +39

Luke Donald 119th 80th +39

Camilo Villegas 123rd 84th +39

Daniel Berger 46th 11th +35

Daniel Summerhays 66th 31st +35

Spencer Levin 115th 82nd +33

Hunter Mahan 77th 49th +28

Sean O'Hair 67th 42nd +25

Matt Jones 55th 33rd +22

Bryce Molder 92nd 70th +22

Cameron Tringale 57th 36th +21

Hudson Swafford 100th 81st +19

Carlos Ortiz 112th 93rd +19

Mark Wilson 114th 95th +19

Ryan Palmer 56th 38th +18

John Senden 88th 73rd +15

Jim Herman 89th 74th +15

Jason Dufner 103rd 88th +15

Harris English 42nd 28th +14

Johnson Wagner 101st 87th +14

Stewart Cink 116th 102nd +14

Brian Harman 69th 57th +12

Rickie Fowler 15th 4th +11

Jerry Kelly 79th 68th +11

Russell Knox 44th 34th +10

Pat Perez 54th 45th +9

Sangmoon Bae 34th 26th +8

Matt Kuchar 26th 19th +7

Henrik Stenson was the second biggest mover in the 2015 FedExCup Playoffs. Stenson was the highest ranked player without a victory in the 2014-15 PGA TOUR season. Daniel Berger 2015 Rookie of the Year was one of only nine Rookies (at the time) who have qualified for the TOUR Championship. 12 total PGA TOUR Rookies have qualified for the TOUR Championship in the 12-year history of the FedExCup Playoffs.

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Rank at Start of


Change

Morgan Hoffmann 124th 26th +98

Billy Horschel 69th WON +68

Stuart Appleby 98th 31st +67


Hunter Mahan 62nd 6th +56

Ernie Els 91st 41st +50

Cameron Tringale 61st 20th +41

Gonzalo Fdez-Castano 119th 82nd +37

Russell Henley 50th 19th +31

Stewart Cink 109th 80th +29

Danny Lee 116th 88th +28



Chesson Hadley 72nd 49th +23

Bo Van Pelt 104th 81st +23

William McGirt 81st 61st +20

Henrik Stenson 70th 52nd +18

Charl Schwartzel 60th 43rd +17

Ryan Palmer 30th 14th +16

Carl Pettersson 79th 63rd +16

Kevin Chappell 68th 55th +13

Bryce Molder 122nd 109th +13

Robert Streb 84th 71st +13

Jason Kokrak 85th 73rd +12

Troy Merritt 111th 101st +10

Andres Romero 110th 100th +10

Gary Woodland 32nd 22nd +10

Bill Haas 24th 16th +8

David Hearn 82nd 74th +8

Chris Kirk 10th 2nd +8

Morgan Hoffmann was the first player in the history of the FedExCup Playoffs to play his way from outside of the cut line in each of the first three FedExCup Playoff events. In the 12-year history of the Playoffs, six players have played their way from the outside in two consecutive weeks, but Hoffman is the first to accomplish this feat in three consecutive weeks. Hoffman went onto finish T-27th at the TOUR Championship finishing a career best 26th in the FedExCup. Billy Horschel entered the 2014 FedExCup Playoffs ranked 69th marking the lowest rank by a FedExCup Champion since the start of the FedExCup Playoffs.

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Rank at Start of


Change

Kevin Stadler 87th 33rd +54

Nick Watney 63rd 15th +48

Rory Sabbatini 85th 46th +39

Gary Woodland 60th 23rd +37

Sergio Garcia 59th 22nd +37

Daniel Summerhays 75th 40th +35

Bryce Molder 98th 64th +34

Jason Kokrak 95th 62nd +33

Matt Every 88th 58th +30

Camilo Villegas 110th 82nd +28

Stuart Appleby 123rd 95th +28

Luke Donald 55th 28th +27

Graham DeLaet 34th 8th +26

Brendon de Jonge 51st 26th +25

Greg Chalmers 122nd 97th +25

Brian Davis 71st 47th +24

John Huh 65th 42nd +23

Roberto Castro 41st 21st +20

George McNeill 121st 102nd +19

Martin Kaymer 103rd 84th +19

Aaron Baddeley 119th 101st +18

Erik Compton 117th 99th +18

Ian Poulter 70th 53rd +17

Nicholas Thompson 77th 60th +17

Ryan Moore 68th 51st +17

Steve Stricker 20th 3rd +17

Ernie Els 82nd 68th +14

Kevin Chappell 58th 45th +13

Zach Johnson 18th 5th +13

Bob Estes 94th 83rd +11

Kevin Stadler and Nick Watney made the largest moves up the FEC rankings in the 2013 Playoffs. Stadler entered the Playoffs ranked 87th and finished in the 33rd spot thanks in large part to his T4 finish at The Dell Technologies Championship which vaulted him up 43 positions qualifying for the BMW Championship. Nick Watney started the 2013 Playoffs in the 63rd position and moved 48 spots to finish 15th in the FedExCup thanks in large part to his T9 place finish at THE NORTHERN TRUST and a second-place finish at the BMW Championship.

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Rank at Start of


Change

Graham DeLaet 106th 53rd +53

Ryan Moore 64th 11th +53

Tom Gillis 92nd 40th +52

Brian Harman 97th 51st +46

Bob Estes 103rd 58th +45

Nick Watney 49th 4th +45

Greg Chalmers 78th 35th +43

Lee Westwood 51st 10th +41

David Hearn 108th 68th +40

Kevin Stadler 70th 34th +36

J.B. Holmes 82nd 48th +34

Chris Kirk 80th 49th +31

Bryce Molder 96th 65th +31

Jonas Blixt 101st 71st +30

Charl Schwartzel 90th 61st +29

Louis Oosthuizen 34th 7th +27


William McGirt 74th 50th +24

Vijay Singh 57th 33rd +24

Roberto Castro 100th 77th +23


Josh Teater 94th 73rd +21

Padraig Harrington 62nd 43rd +19

Dustin Johnson 26th 8th +18

Pat Perez 72nd 54th +18

Brandt Snedeker 19th 1st +18

Sergio Garcia 33rd 17th +16

Ian Poulter 55th 39th +16

Troy Matteson 60th 45th +15

Jeff Overton 58th 44th +14

Graham DeLaet and Ryan Moore made the largest moves up the FEC rankings in the 2012 Playoffs. DeLaet entered the Playoffs ranked 106th and finished in the 53rd spot thanks in large part to his T5 finish at THE NORTHERN TRUST which vaulted him up 62 positions qualifying for the Dell Technologies Championship Ryan Moore started the 2012 Playoffs in the 64th position and moved 53 spots to finish 11th in the FedExCup thanks in large part to his 3rd consecutive top 10 (T10 Dell Technologies Championship, T10 BMW Championship and T3 TOUR Championship) finishes to close out the Playoffs.

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Rank at Start of


Change

Camilo Villegas 109th 33rd +76

Chez Reavie 76th 10th +66


Ernie Els 118th 67th +51

Chris Stroud 106th 61st +45

William McGirt 125th 83rd +42

Justin Rose 44th 5th +39


Padraig Harrington 124th 89th +35


Jerry Kelly 63rd 38th +25



Graeme McDowell 93rd 73rd +20

Greg Chalmers 100th 81st +19

Brian Davis 57th 39th +18

Bill Lunde 103rd 85th +18

Jimmy Walker 68th 50th +18

Bo Van Pelt 39th 23rd +16

Chad Campbell 74th 59th +15

Sergio Garcia 59th 44th +15

Dustin Johnson 19th 4th +15

Arjun Atwal 123rd 109th +14

Bill Haas 15th WON +14

Kyle Stanley 48th 34th +14

Anthony Kim 92nd 79th +13

Hunter Mahan 20th 7th +13

Y.E. Yang 43rd 30th +13

Scott Piercy 80th 69th +11

Brandt Snedeker 18th 8th +10

Camilo Villegas made the largest move up the FEC rankings in the 2011 Playoffs. Villegas entered the Playoffs ranked 109th and finished in the 33rd spot thanks in large part to his three-consecutive top-25 finishes in the first 3 Playoffs events. Chez Reavie started the 2011 Playoffs in the 76th position and moved 66 spots to finish 10th in the FedExCup thanks in large part to his runner-up at Dell Technologies Championship and 8th place finish at the BMW Championship.

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Rank at Start

of ‘10 Playoffs Final Pos.

Change


Kevin Streelman 102nd 25th +77


Tiger Woods 112th 42nd +70


Andres Romero 115th 69th +46

Tom Gillis 74th 43rd +31

Ryuji Imada 107th 78th +29


J.P. Hayes 108th 83rd +25

Troy Matteson 114th 91st +23

Michael Sim 67th 45th +22

Angel Cabrera 83rd 61st +22



Luke Donald 22nd 3rd +19

K.J. Choi 34th 15th +19

Charlie Wi 52nd 33rd +19

Chris Couch 98th 79th +19

Nick Watney 29th 12th +17

D.J. Trahan 66th 49th +17

Robert Garrigus 124th 107th +17

Stewart Cink 54th 38th +16

Davis Love III 96th 80th +16

Kevin Na 41st 26th +15

Retief Goosen 24th 10th +14

Ryan Moore 35th 21st +14

Tim Petrovic 80th 66th +14

Adam Scott 32nd 19th +13

Greg Chalmers 69th 56th +13

Martin Laird made the largest move up the FEC rankings in the 2010 Playoffs. Laird entered the Playoffs ranked 95th and finished in the 11th spot thanks in large part to his runner-up finish at THE NORTHERN TRUST. Kevin Streelman was the highest ranked player entering the 2010 Playoffs to advance to the top 30 and the TOUR Championship. Streelman entered the Playoffs in the 102nd spot and finished 25th on the strength of two top 10s (T3 at Barclays & T9 at TOUR Champ). Charley Hoffman began his 2010 Playoff campaign ranked 77th in the FEC standings. Hoffman went onto win the Dell Technologies Championship in convincing fashion vaulting well up the standings with two events remaining. Charley Hoffman finished sixth at the TOUR Championship to finish fourth in the 2010 FEC (his career best finish).

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Rank at Start of '09 Playoffs

Final Pos.

Change

Heath Slocum 124th 8th +116

Padraig Harrington 66th 7th +59


Scott Verplank 61st 10th +51


Fredrik Jacobson 107th 57th +50


Bill Haas 82nd 41st +41

Matt Kuchar 77th 40th +37

Brandt Snedeker 64th 33rd +31

Ernie Els 47th 16th +31

Jason Dufner 42nd 11th +31

Webb Simpson 85th 62nd +23

Greg Owen 99th 77th +22


Richard S. Johnson 108th 91st +17

Chris Riley 119th 103rd +16

Stephen Ames 70th 55th +15

Steve Marino 30th 15th +15

Lee Janzen 93rd 79th +14

D.A. Points 84th 72nd +12


Kevin Streelman 86th 76th +10

Harrison Frazar 112th 104th +8

Kevin Sutherland 52nd 44th +8

John Senden 31st 24th +7

Adam Scott 116th 110th +6

Jonathan Byrd 72nd 66th +6

Justin Rose 91st 85th +6

Rod Pampling 98th 92nd +6

Heath Slocum made the largest move in the 2009 Playoffs with his win at THE NORTHERN TRUST. Entering THE NORTHERN TRUST, Slocum ranked 124th in the standings. His victory vaulted him 121 spots to 3rd and secured a spot at the TOUR Championship. Padraig Harrington started the ’09 Playoffs ranked 66th in the standings. He finished off the season ranked seventh in the FedExCup thanks to four consecutive top-six finishes in the Playoffs. Harrington was the only player in 2009 to finish inside the top 10 in all four Playoff events. Mark Leishman was the only 2009 PGA TOUR rookie to qualify the TOUR Championship. He finished his first FedExCup campaign 20th in the final standings.

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Rank at Start of '08 Playoffs

Final Pos.

Change

Tim Herron 133rd 53rd +80

Kevin Streelman 102nd 35th +67

Angel Cabrera 131st 65th +66


Dudley Hart 68th 12th +56

Scott Verplank 100th 48th +52

Jesper Parnevik 139th 89th +50

Kevin Sutherland 57th 11th +46

Lucas Glover 95th 49th +46

Brett Quigley 118th 72nd +46

Richard S. Johnson 122nd 77th +45

Tim Petrovic 126th 82nd +44

Jason Day 127th 83rd +44

Michael Allen 134th 90th +44

J.J. Henry 135th 92nd +43

Jeff Overton 142nd 99th +43

Camilo Villegas 42nd 2nd +40

Justin Bolli 141st 101st +40

Frank Lickliter II 136th 97th +39

Ryan Palmer 132nd 94th +38

Mike Weir 43rd 6th +37


Bo Van Pelt 116th 79th +37

Eric Axley 99th 63rd +36

Mark Wilson 80th 45th +35

Tim Clark 60th 26th +34

Bill Haas 107th 73rd +34

Jay Williamson 98th 66th +32

Dean Wilson 70th 39th +31

Jonathan Byrd 85th 55th +30

Tim Herron made the largest move of the 2008 FedExCup Playoffs, moving 80 spots from 133rd to 53rd. Kevin Streelman had a strong showing during the ’08 FedExCup Playoffs, moving 67 spots to 35th, just outside the TOUR Champ field. Dudley Hart was the lowest ranked player entering the ’08 FedExCup Playoffs to make the TOUR Champ (started 68th). Camilo Villegas vaulted 40 spots in the standings during the ‘08 FedExCup Playoffs thanks to his back-to-back wins at the BWM Champ and the TOUR Champ.

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Rank at Start of

'07 Playoffs Final Pos.

Change

Arron Oberholser 72nd 34th +38

Camilo Villegas 52nd 24th +28

Rich Beem 134th 110th +24

Brett Wetterich 50th 27th +23


Tim Clark 36th 21st +15

Fredrik Jacobson 97th 84th +13

Aaron Baddeley 18th 6th +12

Mark Calcavecchia 20th 8th +12

Sean O'Hair 70th 58th +12

Robert Garrigus 108th 96th +12


Steve Stricker 12th 2nd +10

Lucas Glover 45th 35th +10

Steve Flesch 81st 71st +10

Nathan Green 54th 46th +8


Charlie Wi 98th 90th +8

John Mallinger 68th 61st +7

George McNeill 113th 106th +7

Bob Heintz 132nd 125th +7

Justin Rose 22nd 16th +6

Stewart Cink 28th 22nd +6

Carl Pettersson 43rd 38th +5


Robert Allenby 27th 23rd +4

Cliff Kresge 99th 95th +4

Bo Van Pelt 67th 64th +3

Mike Weir 90th 87th +3

Steve Elkington 91st 88th +3

Ranked 72nd entering the ’07 FedExCup Playoffs, Arron Oberholser moved up to 34th thanks in part to a solid T2nd at the ’07 Dell Technologies Championship. Camilo Villegas vaulted up 28 spots in the ’07 FedExCup Playoffs because of his three top 10s in his four starts. Camilo was the lowest ranked player entering the ’07 FedExCup Playoffs to make it to the TOUR Championship in ’07 (started 52nd). Steve Stricker entered the ’07 FedExCup Playoffs ranked 12th and moved to 1st after his win at THE NORTHERN TRUST. He finished strong with two top 10s in his last three events, but Tiger Woods took back the #1 spot with his win at the BMW Championship.

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