FedEx Cup Standings - 7th August 2007

Cal on August 7th, 2007

We’re nearing the end of the “qualifying” rounds for the FedEx Cup and here are how the Australians are doing:

Rank Player Events Points
9 Adam Scott 14 10,673
15 Aaron Baddeley 17 9,402
22 Geoff Ogilvy 17 7,701
23 Robert Allenby 19 7,536
35 Stuart Appleby 19 6,276
44 Rod Pampling 21 5,471
55 Nick O’Hern 17 4,915
64 Stephen Leaney 19 4,549
65 Peter Lonard 23 4,504
68 Nathan Green 22 4,465
69 John Senden 20 4,464
85 Steve Elkington 21 3,543
116 Steve Allan 15 2,437
118 Mathew Goggin 22 2,408
125 Gavin Coles 19 2,174
137 Andrew Buckle 17 1,771
149 Mark Hensby 19 1,466
171 Paul Gow 18 954
181 Jarrod Lyle 16 808
244 Paul Sheehan 11 52

What is the FedEx Cup?

From the Mercedes-Benz Championship (January 4-7, 2007) to the Wyndham Championship (August 16-19, 2007), PGA Tour players can earn points in each event they play. The ultimate goal is to be among the Top 144 Points Leaders following the Wyndham Championship. Only those players who are regular full-time members of the PGA Tour will earn points. A non-member who joins the PGA Tour in mid-season will be eligible to earn points in the first event he plays after officially joining the Tour.

After the Wyndham Championship, points for all eligible players are reset. With this scale, the first place regular season points leader will get 100,000 points, second place will receive 99,000, and then a sliding scale through 144th place receiving 84,700 points. The top 144 players will advance to the playoffs. The points on the reset scale will carry over into the playoffs. This is the equivalent of “seeding” as players who have performed better during the regular season will more likely advance past the first tournament in the playoffs.

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