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'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 maintains his FedEx Cup standings lead after a T14 finish at Valspar, while Chris Gotterup eyes a potential points takeover at the Houston Open. With Bridgeman skipping this week's event, Gotterup stands as the only player who can claim the top spot with a victory at Memorial Park.
Jacob Bridgeman holds onto the FedEx Cup points lead despite a T14 finish at the Valspar Championship. With Bridgeman taking a break, Chris Gotterup aims to close the gap at the Houston Open, where a win could propel him to the top spot.
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.
For the first time in years, the Masters lacks an obvious frontrunner as the tournament approaches. Unlike recent years where dominant early-season performers like Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler telegraphed their Augusta success, 2026 presents a wide-open field with multiple contenders but no clear favorite.
Jacob Bridgeman has made a remarkable leap in the Official World Golf Rankings, jumping to 20th after winning the Genesis Invitational. This victory marks a significant milestone in his career.