The full confirmed lineup has been revealed for the PGA Tour season finale, the Tour Championship at East Lake.
A $40million purse makes it the most lucrative PGA Tour event of the season, with the top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings fighting it out for the huge $10million winners’ cheque.
The top 30 players have been confirmed, with all of the regular and postseason events contributing FedEx Cup points that have now established the elite group who will make the field this week.
For world number one, Scottie Scheffler, his position in the field was never in doubt as his BMW Championship win over Robert MacIntyre capped off a fourth win in another dominant season.
But for those who faltered at the second FedEx Cup Playoff event, several fell painfully out of the top 30 and saw their season end in Baltimore.
Rory McIlroy and Scheffler headline the former Tour Championship winners in the field
The top two players in the world rankings also lead the FedEx Cup standings and will be the ones to beat at the Tour Championship.
Scheffler is the defending Tour Championship winner after defeating Collin Morikawa by four strokes in 2024 and leads the standings in 2025 with four titles and two Majors on top of his BMW Championship win this year.
Meanwhile, second-placed Rory McIlroy also knows how to win big events and has won the Tour Championship a record three times (2022, 2019, 2016).
In 2025, he won a long-awaited Green Jacket at the Masters to become the sixth player to complete a coveted Career Grand Slam, and he has won three events this year.
Viktor Hovland, who won the 2023 Tour Championship, will look to again secure the winner’s payday as he secured his place in the top 30 of the FedEx Cup standings.
Meanwhile, Justin Rose, Keegan Bradley, Patrick Cantlay and Justin Thomas have all previously won FedEx Cup Playoff event titles and will be desperate to go one better and secure the biggest individual earner on the PGA Tour.
Starting strokes scrapped at East Lake Golf Club
In recent years, the Tour Championship has allowed players starting strokes to give more of an advantage to the higher players who finished in the FedEx Cup standings.
However, the staggered starts have been scrapped after it became too easy for players to win with their head start and consequently reduced entertainment value for the fans.
Scheffler had a starting advantage in his Tour Championship win last year and was never troubled as he coasted to a four-stroke victory in 2024.
While there is less of an advantage to those who are higher ranked, they received end-of-season bonuses, and this year’s Tour Championship promises to be more exciting than ever before.
The world number one is the hot favourite, but the 30-man field is littered with PGA Tour winners and breakout stars who will all be itching for victory in Georgia.
Tour Championship 2025 lineup and FedEx Cup standins Top 30 confirmed:
1. Scottie Scheffler – 7455.967
2. Rory McIlroy – 3686.995
3. J.J. Spaun – 3492.798
4. Justin Rose – 3325.893
5. Tommy Fleetwood – 2922.791
6. Ben Griffin – 2797.580
7. Russell Henley – 2794.884
8. Sepp Straka – 2783.307
9. Robert MacIntyre – 2750.235
10. Maverick McNealy – 2547.214
11. Harris English – 2511.935
12. Justin Thomas – 2477.240
13. Cameron Young – 2184.474
14. Ludvig Åberg – 2178.584
15. Andrew Novak – 2029.292
16. Keegan Bradley – 1992.467
17. Sam Burns – 1871.332
18. Brian Harman – 1734.669
19. Corey Conners – 1718.990
20. Patrick Cantlay – 1661.202
21. Collin Morikawa – 1655.491
22. Viktor Hovland – 1636.606
23. Hideki Matsuyama – 1629.979
24. Shane Lowry – 1606.955
25. Nick Taylor – 1563.747
26. Harry Hall – 1475.309
27. Jacob Bridgeman – 1474.614
28. Sungjae Im – 1422.147
29. Chris Gotterup – 1413.794
30. Akshay Bhatia – 1408.657
Players outside the top 30 after the BMW Championship who will miss the Tour Championship:
31. Michael Kim – 1399.668
32. Rickie Fowler – 1371.792
33. Taylor Pendrith – 1365.848
34. Matt Fitzpatrick – 1303.591
35. Kurt Kitayama – 1297.559
36. Lucas Glover – 1296.125
37. Si Woo Kim – 1277.749
38. Sam Stevens – 1262.502
39. Ryan Gerard – 1249.604
40. Denny McCarthy – 1241.723
41. Jason Day – 1241.380
42. Xander Schauffele – 1220.351
43. Ryan Fox – 1209.249
44. Thomas Detry – 1184.392
45. Daniel Berger – 1180.100
46. Brian Campbell – 1159.535
47. Bud Cauley – 1133.378
48. Tom Hoge – 1124.444
49. J.T. Poston – 1101.645
50. Jhonattan Vegas – 1046.731
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