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PGSF FedEx Cup Week 32 The Northern Trust

OK, so how does the Tour Championship work now? I seem to remember Tiger Woods and Justin Rose both standing victorious last year.

You remember correctly, but those days are over. Now, there can only be one — kind of like The Highlander — with the victor at East Lake also being crowned FedExCup champion. Unlike in the past, when the Tour Championship was staged as its own event, the season finale at East Lake is now a four-round, weighted tournament to identify a single champion.


So what is the point of playing the Northern and the BMW if the player who wins at East Lake is crowned the winner of the playoffs? What am I missing here?


Sorry Bill ,missed this question earlier , it is all about positioning now. The tier is strokes relative to par. Here is a really good article detailing how it will work.

For our competition we will crown our regular season champ then reset points for tour championship

https://www.pgatour.com/long-form/2...-format-primer-brooks-koepka-tiger-woods.html
 
Good weekend of golf, big names everywhere with some fading and some pushing for the top spot. Great job by Patrick Reed , played great over last two days to get the victory.

In the PGSF, John Rahm was the popular pick that had multiple players in contention, but it was BFT who also had Rory and JT to push him to victory number 8 this year.

Congratulations to this weeks winner @Bill From Tampa

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Will post updated leader board shortly
 
Thanks. But didn't the regular season end last week with the Wyndham?

The regular season is just something I started as a way to celebrate whomever had the best year long scoring. We have always done the "regular" season up until the point reset. I brought up doing before the playoffs , but a couple years ago Bobcat, DFS and I think Liz were in such a fight to the last week it got pushed to the last tourney before the reset.
 
Congrats BFT!

I finally copied that so that I can just paste it now.
 
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