Brooks Koepka has a chance to dramatically alter his PGA Tour status at this week's Zurich Classic, where a victory alongside Shane Lowry would unlock access to Signature Events and provide crucial FedEx Cup points. The team format offers both players significant career benefits beyond the $1.3 million winner's purse.
Matt Fitzpatrick triumphed at the 2026 RBC Heritage, securing a $3.6 million prize and the prestigious plaid jacket. The event featured a $20 million purse, attracting top players.
Scottie Scheffler leads the FedExCup standings with 2,031 points and tops multiple statistical categories including scoring average and birdie average. Matt Fitzpatrick sits second in points after his recent RBC Heritage victory, while emerging players like Jacob Bridgeman crack the top 10.
Matt Fitzpatrick's playoff victory at the RBC Heritage has propelled him to second place in the FedEx Cup standings. Scottie Scheffler moved to the top spot despite finishing second, while Si Woo Kim made the biggest jump, climbing nine positions to 10th.
The 2026 Masters boasts a purse of $22.5 million, with the winner's share set at $4.5 million. Prize distributions have increased, enhancing the stakes for players.
J.J. Spaun's victory at the Valero Texas Open propelled him from 115th to 24th in the FedEx Cup standings. Jacob Bridgeman maintains his lead with 1,452 points, while Robert MacIntyre made the biggest jump into the top 10.
Jacob Bridgeman continues to lead the PGA Tour FedEx Cup standings by 129 points over Cameron Young, while Gary Woodland's Houston Open victory catapulted him 94 spots to 25th place. The upcoming Valero Texas Open features 13 top-30 players seeking to make significant moves in the race.
Jacob Bridgeman retains his commanding 129-point lead atop the FedEx Cup standings despite not playing at the Houston Open. Gary Woodland's victory launched him 94 positions from 119th to 25th, setting up potential Tour Championship qualification.
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.
Gary Woodland captured his first PGA Tour victory since 2019 at the Texas Children's Houston Open, earning $1.78 million and 500 FedExCup points. The veteran golfer finished five shots ahead of Nicolai Højgaard to secure his spot in the Masters.
Gary Woodland captured his first PGA Tour victory in seven years at the 2026 Houston Open, shooting a tournament-record 21-under 259 to win by five strokes. The emotional triumph came just weeks after Woodland publicly revealed his battle with PTSD following brain surgery in 2023.