Gary Woodland's triumph at the Texas Children's Houston Open propelled him from 119th to 25th in the FedEx Cup standings. Jacob Bridgeman maintains his lead with 1,452 points as the 2026 season reaches week 13.
Jacob Bridgeman tops the PGA Tour FedEx Cup standings through March 29 with 1,452 points and over $6.5 million in earnings. Cameron Young trails closely in second place while Scottie Scheffler sits seventh despite his recent dominance.
The 2026 golf majors schedule features four iconic venues hosting the sport's biggest events, with defending champions Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler and J.J. Spaun returning to their title courses. The season kicks off at Augusta National before moving to Aronimink, Shinnecock Hills and Royal Birkdale for a global championship tour.
Jacob Bridgeman has surged to the top of the 2026 FedEx Cup standings with 1,452 points, while Sepp Straka maintains his position among the elite. The early season rankings reveal surprises as established stars like Scheffler and McIlroy chase the rising leaders.
Cameron Young's victory at The Players Championship propelled him from 19th to 4th in the Official World Golf Ranking for March 17, 2026. Scottie Scheffler maintains his position as the world's top-ranked golfer with an average of 15.65 points.
Cameron Young's victory at The Players Championship catapulted him from 15th to 4th in the world rankings. Meanwhile, PGA Tour rookie Sudarshan Yellamaraju jumped over 70 spots to 145th after his T-5 finish at TPC Sawgrass.
Cameron Young's Players Championship victory propelled him 11 spots to fourth in the world rankings. Matt Fitzpatrick climbed nine places to 15th after his runner-up finish, while Xander Schauffele moved up three positions to seventh.
Cameron Young jumped 11 spots to reach a career-high 4th in the Official World Golf Rankings after capturing his first Players Championship victory. The American's breakthrough win at TPC Sawgrass propelled him past several established stars in the latest OWGR update.
Cameron Young captured his second PGA Tour victory at the 2026 Players Championship, earning a massive $4.5 million winner's check from the $25 million purse. The triumph came after a thrilling final round where Young made birdie on the famous 17th hole and held on for a one-shot victory over Matt Fitzpatrick.
Cameron Young claimed victory at the 2026 Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, finishing at 13-under par. The tournament concluded with Young earning the largest prize in professional golf after four rounds of competition at the iconic Ponte Vedra Beach venue.
Cameron Young overcame a four-shot deficit to capture the 2026 Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass on Sunday, March 15. The victory marks Young's second PGA Tour title, coming seven months after his breakthrough win at the 2025 Wyndham Championship.
Cameron Young overcame a one-shot deficit with two holes to play, birdieing the iconic 17th hole to tie Matt Fitzpatrick before winning his second PGA Tour title on the 18th. The victory came after Fitzpatrick's drive found trees on the final hole, leading to a bogey that sealed Young's triumph at TPC Sawgrass.