Who’s up, who’s down with one PGA Tour event to go

PGA Tour players are running out of time to secure their status for next season as the FedEx Cup Fall series is underway. With a total of seven Tour events including the recent Butterfield Bermuda Championship, golfers have a chance to improve their positions in priority ranking and earn additional playing opportunities for the 2024 PGA Tour Season. The top 125 players in the FedEx Cup Fall standings through the RSM Classic will be exempt into all full-field events and the Players Championship next season.

Camilo Villegas and Matti Schmid were among the notable players who made significant jumps in the standings after their performances at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Villegas went from No. 223 to No. 75, while Schmid moved from 148 to No. 120. Meanwhile, Carl Yuan and Ryan Moore also improved their rankings after strong showings in Bermuda. On the other hand, players like Henrik Norlander, Maverick McNealy, and C.T. Pan saw their positions slip, creating a sense of urgency as they head into the final event of the FedEx Cup Fall.

As the race for status on the PGA Tour intensifies, players are under pressure to perform in the last tournament, the RSM Classic, in order to secure their positions for the upcoming season.

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