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2019 FedEx Cup Playoffs

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Golf tournament
2019 FedEx Cup Playoffs
Tournament information
DatesAugust 8–25,2019
LocationLiberty National Golf Club
Medinah Country Club
East Lake Golf Club
TourPGA Tour
Statistics
Field125 forThe Northern Trust
70 forBMW Championship
30 forTour Championship
Prize fund$60 million (bonus money)
Winner's share$15 million (bonus money)
Champion
Northern IrelandRory McIlroy
−18
← 2018
2020 →

The2019 FedEx Cup Playoffs, the series of threegolf tournaments that will determine the season champion on the U.S.-basedPGA Tour, was played from August 8–25. It included the following three events:[1]

They were the 13thFedEx Cup playoffs since their inception in2007.

The point distributions can be seenhere.

Changes for 2019

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There were a number of changes in the format compared to previous years.

  • The playoffs were moved to an earlier date, finishing by the end of August rather than in late September.
  • There were only 3 events rather than 4, with theDell Technologies Championship being dropped. The leading 70 players afterThe Northern Trust qualified for theBMW Championship whereas previously the leading 100 qualified for the Dell Technologies Championship, after which the leading 70 qualified for the BMW Championship.
  • An additional bonus pool, the Wyndham Rewards Top 10, was distributed among the leading 10 players after theWyndham Championship which ended the regular season. The pool was $10 million with the leader receiving $2 million.[2]
  • The FedEx Cup bonus pool was increased from $35 to $60 million, with the winner's share increasing from $10 to $15 million.
  • Major changes were made to theTour Championship format. In the new system players will receive a stroke advantage based on their position in the FedEx Cup rankings after the BMW Championship. The FedExCup leader will start the Tour Championship at −10, number two at −8, number three at −7, number four at −6 and number five at −5. Players ranked 6 to 10 will start at −4, 11 to 15 at −3, 16 to 20 at −2, 21 to 25 at −1 and 26 to 30 will start from 0. The winner of the Tour Championship will be the FedEx Cup winner.
    (Previously each player's points total was reset after the BMW Championship based on their position in the rankings at that stage. These reset points, added to the points earned in the Tour Championship, determined the final FedEx Cup rankings.)
  • For the purposes of theOfficial World Golf Ranking, the stroke advantages in the Tour Championship were ignored.

Regular season rankings

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PlacePlayerPointsEventsWyndham Rewards
Top 10 bonus ($)
1United StatesBrooks Koepka2,887182,000,000
2Northern IrelandRory McIlroy2,315161,500,000
3United StatesMatt Kuchar2,313191,200,000
4United StatesXander Schauffele1,858181,100,000
5United StatesGary Woodland1,795211,000,000
6United StatesPatrick Cantlay1,73018850,000
7United StatesDustin Johnson1,68616700,000
8EnglandPaul Casey1,62920600,000
9United StatesWebb Simpson1,61918550,000
10SpainJon Rahm1,44717500,000

Source:[2]

The Northern Trust

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The Northern Trust was played August 8–11. Of the 125 players eligible to play in the event, four did not play:Paul Casey (ranked 8th),Rafa Cabrera-Bello (59),Henrik Stenson (85) andSam Burns (89), reducing the field to 121. 85 players made the second-round cut at 141 (−1).

Patrick Reed won by a stroke overAbraham Ancer. The top 70 players in the points standings advanced to the BMW Championship.[3] This included four players who were outside the top 70 prior to The Northern Trust:Troy Merritt (ranked 72nd to 59th),Joaquín Niemann (74 to 70),Wyndham Clark (90 to 68), andHarold Varner III (102 to 29). Four players started the tournament within the top 70 but ended the tournament outside the top 70, ending their playoff chances:Sergio García (ranked 65th to 72nd),Danny Lee (66 to 73),Kevin Streelman (68 to 75), andMatthew Wolff (70 to 74).[4]

FedEx Cup rank
PlacePlayerScoreTo parWinnings ($)AfterBefore
1United StatesPatrick Reed66-66-67-69=268−161,665,000250
2MexicoAbraham Ancer67-65-68-69=269−15999,000867
T3SpainJon Rahm64-68-69-69=270−14536,500510
United StatesHarold Varner III67-67-68-68=27029102
5AustraliaAdam Scott68-69-69-65=271−13370,0001421
T6Northern IrelandRory McIlroy65-68-70-69=272−12299,46932
South AfricaLouis Oosthuizen68-65-70-69=2722851
United StatesBrandt Snedeker71-67-63-71=2722233
United StatesJordan Spieth67-64-74-67=2724469
T10EnglandIan Poulter68-66-71-68=273−11240,5004360
EnglandJustin Rose65-68-69-71=2731211
  • Par 71 course

BMW Championship

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The BMW Championship was played August 15–18. Of the 70 players eligible to play in the event, onlyKevin Na (ranked 55th) did not play, reducing the field to 69. There was no second-round cut.

Justin Thomas won by 3 strokes fromPatrick Cantlay. The top 30 players in the points standings advanced to the Tour Championship. This included three players who were outside the top 30 prior to the BMW Championship:Jason Kokrak (ranked 32nd to 30th),Hideki Matsuyama (33 to 15), andLucas Glover (41 to 29). Three players started the tournament within the top 30 but ended the tournament outside the top 30, ending their playoff chances:Shane Lowry (25 to 33),Harold Varner III (29 to 38) andAndrew Putnam (30 to 34).[5]

FedEx Cup rank
PlacePlayerScoreTo parWinnings ($)AfterBefore
1United StatesJustin Thomas65-69-61-68=263−251,665,000115
2United StatesPatrick Cantlay66-67-68-65=266−22999,00026
3JapanHideki Matsuyama69-63-73-63=268−20629,0001533
4United StatesTony Finau67-66-68-69=270−18444,0001219
T5SpainJon Rahm68-69-66-69=272−16351,50065
United StatesBrandt Snedeker66-71-67-68=2721822
T7CanadaCorey Conners69-66-69-69=273−15298,3122327
United StatesLucas Glover66-69-69-69=2732941
T9United StatesKevin Kisner68-68-69-69=274−14259,0002021
AustraliaAdam Scott67-71-69-67=2741314
  • Par 72 course

Points after BMW Championship

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PlacePlayerPointsEvents
1United StatesJustin Thomas3,47519
2United StatesPatrick Cantlay3,15720
3United StatesBrooks Koepka3,11920
4United StatesPatrick Reed2,94624
5Northern IrelandRory McIlroy2,84218
6SpainJon Rahm2,51719
7United StatesMatt Kuchar2,33921
8United StatesXander Schauffele2,03020
9United StatesWebb Simpson1,94620
10MexicoAbraham Ancer1,94026

Tour Championship

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The Tour Championship was played August 22–25. 30 golfers qualified for the tournament. There was no second-round cut.Rory McIlroy won the event, finishing four strokes ahead ofXander Schauffele. McIlroy had started the tournament at −5, a one stroke advantage over Schauffele who started at −4.[6]

PlacePlayerRound scoresStarting
score
Final
score
FedEx Cup rankWinnings ($)
AfterBefore
1Northern IrelandRory McIlroy66-67-68-66=267−5−181515,000,000
2United StatesXander Schauffele64-69-67-70=270−4−14285,000,000
T3United StatesBrooks Koepka67-67-68-72=274−7−13T333,500,000
United StatesJustin Thomas70-68-71-68=277−101
5EnglandPaul Casey66-67-68-72=273−2−95162,500,000
6AustraliaAdam Scott68-70-71-66=275−3−86131,900,000
7United StatesTony Finau70-69-70-67=276−3−77121,300,000
8United StatesChez Reavie71-64-70-70=275−1−68251,100,000
T9United StatesKevin Kisner71-70-68-68=277−2−5T920843,333
JapanHideki Matsuyama66-75-66-71=278−315
United StatesPatrick Reed70-70-73-68=281−64
  • Par 70 course

For the full listsee here.

Table of qualified players

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Table key:

  Win
  Top-10 finish
  Did not advance to next tournament
  Played way into next tournament
PlayerPre-PlayoffsThe Northern TrustBMW
Championship
Tour Championship
PointsRankFinishRank
after
FinishRank
after
Starting
score[7]
Final
score
Final
rank
United StatesBrooks Koepka2,8871T301T243−7−13T3
Northern IrelandRory McIlroy2,3152T63T195−5−181
United StatesMatt Kuchar2,3133CUT4T527−4−1T16
United StatesXander Schauffele1,8584CUT7T198−4−142
United StatesGary Woodland1,7955T529T3111−3−215
United StatesPatrick Cantlay1,7306T12622−8+1T21
United StatesDustin Johnson1,6867T2410T5714−3+10T29
EnglandPaul Casey1,6298DNP13T2416−2−95
United StatesWebb Simpson1,6199T1811T249−4−1T16
SpainJon Rahm1,44710T35T56−4−4T12
EnglandJustin Rose1,42311T1012T5217−2+3T26
AustraliaMarc Leishman1,41512CUT16T1921−1+2T24
United StatesRickie Fowler1,39113CUT17T1119−2ET19
United StatesChez Reavie1,30914T3818T5725−1−68
United StatesCharles Howell III1,27915CUT23T3728E+428
United StatesTony Finau1,27916T3019412−3−77
United StatesJustin Thomas1,24717T121511−10−13T3
United StatesBryson DeChambeau1,20318T2420T4826E−4T12
EnglandTommy Fleetwood1,19319T4324T1122−1−1T16
Republic of IrelandShane Lowry1,13720T5225T483333
AustraliaAdam Scott1,12421514T913−3−86
United StatesKevin Kisner1,09822T1221T920−2−5T9
South KoreaIm Sung-jae*1,09723T3826T1124−1ET19
United StatesRyan Palmer1,08824T7731T433535
ItalyFrancesco Molinari1,054258234T614040
United StatesScott Piercy1,02526T6735T373939
United StatesJ. T. Poston1,01527T5936T163232
United StatesTiger Woods1,00328WD38T374242
South KoreaKang Sung-hoon98629CUT42T634545
JapanHideki Matsuyama96930T3033315−3−5T9
CanadaCorey Conners96231T2127T723−1+3T26
United StatesLucas Glover94732T4341T729E+10T29
United StatesBrandt Snedeker93433T622T518−2+2T24
United StatesPhil Mickelson90334T7146T484747
TaiwanPan Cheng-tsung90035T2437T313737
SlovakiaRory Sabbatini89536T4345T163636
United StatesKeith Mitchell88437T6447T525050
United StatesAndrew Putnam87338T1230T433434
United StatesJim Furyk86539T5248T575151
AustraliaJason Day86540CUT50T525454
United StatesKevin Tway86341T2440T113131
United StatesJason Kokrak85442T1232T1930E−314
United StatesNate Lashley*83643CUT54695757
United StatesBilly Horschel83544T2139T374343
South KoreaKim Si-woo832458453T284646
CanadaAdam Hadwin81846T4351T435252
United StatesJ. B. Holmes81547T5252T655656
United StatesKevin Na81548T7755DNP6161
United StatesCollin Morikawa*78049T5257T485959
United StatesPatrick Reed7745012T194−6−5T9
South AfricaLouis Oosthuizen75451T628T1127E+1T21
United StatesMax Homa*74252T3856T616060
South AfricaDylan Frittelli*73553T4360T526363
Northern IrelandGraeme McDowell72954CUT64T576868
United StatesAdam Long*71955CUT65T656969
United StatesJoel Dahmen71656T6763T245555
South KoreaAn Byeong-hun71057T3861T285353
United StatesKeegan Bradley70058T6466T436666
SpainRafa Cabrera-Bello69659DNP67T637070
EnglandIan Poulter69060T1043T314141
United StatesRyan Moore69061T1849T374848
ArgentinaEmiliano Grillo67362CUT69T316565
United StatesVaughn Taylor64163T3062T164949
United StatesCameron Champ*63964T2158T656262
SpainSergio García63765CUT7272
New ZealandDanny Lee62566817373
MexicoAbraham Ancer6226728T2810−4+1T21
United StatesKevin Streelman60968CUT7575
United StatesJordan Spieth60569T644T374444
United StatesMatthew Wolff*60270T717474
United StatesBubba Watson57271CUT8181
United StatesTroy Merritt56972T1259T435858
United StatesCharley Hoffman56773T777878
ChileJoaquín Niemann*56674T3070T316767
United StatesMatt Every56175CUT8686
ThailandKiradech Aphibarnrat*55876T718383
EnglandTyrrell Hatton55577T597979
United StatesBrian Stuard54778T528282
AustraliaCameron Smith54779T598484
VenezuelaJhonattan Vegas53880T387676
United StatesRussell Henley53481T598787
United StatesChesson Hadley53282T438080
United StatesMichael Thompson52783CUT8989
United StatesAdam Schenk*52484T247171
SwedenHenrik Stenson52385DNP9090
United StatesBrian Harman50986T528888
United StatesLuke List49787T779292
South AfricaBranden Grace49588T307777
United StatesSam Burns*49389DNP9494
United StatesWyndham Clark*49190T1868T316464
CanadaRoger Sloan*48991T649393
United StatesBud Cauley48292WD9595
United StatesJ. J. Spaun47993CUT9999
United StatesChris Stroud47394WD102102
United StatesBrice Garnett46695CUT104104
CanadaMackenzie Hughes46696T679898
United StatesTalor Gooch*46397T71101101
United StatesKyle Stanley46098T71103103
United StatesNick Watney46099T599797
United StatesPatrick Rodgers459100CUT105105
United StatesCameron Tringale459101CUT106106
United StatesHarold Varner III458102T329683838
United StatesSam Ryder458103CUT107107
South KoreaLee Kyoung-hoon*453104CUT108108
United StatesScott Stallings452105CUT109109
ScotlandRussell Knox452106CUT110110
United StatesDenny McCarthy*443107CUT111111
United StatesRyan Armour434108T43100100
United StatesScott Brown43310976112112
EnglandDanny Willett432110T248585
AustriaSepp Straka*432111CUT115115
AustraliaAaron Baddeley428112WD116116
MexicoCarlos Ortiz428113T67113113
United StatesPeter Malnati423114CUT118118
AustraliaMatt Jones423115T309191
United StatesBrian Gay415116CUT119119
CanadaNick Taylor408117CUT120120
United StatesPatton Kizzire406118CUT122122
ScotlandMartin Laird40111983121121
United StatesAaron Wise400120T43114114
United StatesKelly Kraft399121CUT123123
SwedenJonas Blixt392122CUT124124
United StatesAndrew Landry388123T309696
ColombiaSebastián Muñoz*383124T43117117
United StatesPat Perez376125CUT125125

* First-time Playoffs qualifier

References

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  1. ^Hoggard, Rex (September 18, 2018)."FedExCup gets massive overhaul for next season".Golf Channel.
  2. ^ab"Koepka earns top spot in inaugural Wyndham Rewards Top 10". PGA Tour. August 5, 2019.
  3. ^Powers, Christopher (August 12, 2019)."Captain America (aka Patrick Reed) once again delivers when he needs it the most".Golf Digest.
  4. ^Crouse, Karen (August 11, 2019)."Peaking at the Perfect Time, Patrick Reed Wins The Northern Trust".The New York Times. RetrievedAugust 27, 2019.
  5. ^DiMeglio, Steve (August 18, 2019)."Justin Thomas in great position to win FedEx Cup after capturing BMW Championship title".USA Today. RetrievedAugust 27, 2019.
  6. ^Murray, Ewan (August 25, 2019)."Rory McIlroy pockets richest prize of £12m in winning FedEx Cup title".The Guardian. RetrievedAugust 27, 2019.
  7. ^"How it works: Tour Championship". PGA Tour. RetrievedAugust 19, 2019.

External links

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Playoff events
Seasons and winners
Point distributions
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