Whose bubble will burst for the 2026 FedEx Cup Playoffs? We are about to find out this week at the Wyndham Championship. This is the 34th and final event of the regular season. A field of 147 will have a chance to improve their position this week in Greensboro, North Carolina, at Sedgefield Country Club.
At last week's Rocket Classic, Xander Schauffele solidified his spot in the top 30, improving four spots to No. 11. Rickie Fowler, who finished T-8, climbed five spots and into the top 30 at No. 28. In doing so, Nicolai Hojgaard got bumped out of the top 30 to No. 31.
But his twin brother, Rasmus was one of the big movers, improving 22 spots from No. 125 to No. 103 after finishing fourth, his best result of the season. That's a spot behind Kristoffer
Ventura, who vaulted 10 spots to No. 102. Davis Riley jumped 38 spots to No. 108.
Rocket Classic winner Michael Thorbjornsen climbed comfortably inside the top 70, climbing from No. 69 entering the week to 38th.
No player moved into the top 70. Jackson Koivun, who finished T-31, remains the "bubble boy" heading into the Wyndham Championship at No. 70. Here's a closer look at those ranging from 65 to 75 heading into the final regular season event. See the full FedEx Cup Playoffs rankings here.
Last few in, first few out of 2026 FedEx Cup standings
65. Aldrich Potgieter
The South African missed the cut in his title defense but only dropped one place.
66. Ricky Castillo
The former Florida gator improved two spots after a T-20 finish to help his playoff chances.
67. Matti Schmid
He dropped two spots after missing the cut in Detroit.
68. Jordan Smith
The Englishman dropped one spot in Detroit after a T-31 finish
69. Steven Fisk
He fell three spots and sits in a tenuous spot heading to the Wyndham Championship.
70. Jackson Koivun
The 3M Open winner remains the Bubble Boy.
71. Mac Meissner
He made the cut on the number and scratched out a T-26 finish to gain one spot in the standings.
72. Keegan Bradley
A T-15 in Detroit powered him up four spots in the standings as he attempts to keep his playoff streak alive.
73. Andrew Putnam
A missed cut meant falling two places in the standings.
74. Johnny Keefer
A missed cut dropped him one place heading into the final regular season event.
75. Jason Day
He withdrew prior to the event and fell one spot in the standings.
Other notables:
- Brooks Koepka (86)
- Tony Finau (89)
- Andrew Novak (91)
- Billy Horschel (107)
- Joel Dahmen (119)
- Matt Kuchar (142)
- Nick Dunlap (165)
Adam Schupak is Golfweek senior writer covering the PGA Tour.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Final regular-season PGA Tour event decides FedEx Cup playoff bubble
