FedEx Cup standings bubble watch: Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay with work to do to make Tour Championship
The top 30 will advance to the Tour Championship, and some big names have ground to make up in St. Louis
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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that the FedEx Cup standings are tightening as the Tour Championship approaches, with only the top thirty golfers earning a spot in the season finale. The bubble watch extends to some of the sport's most recognizable names, who now face a narrow window in St. Louis to play their way into contention. The margin for error has vanished, and every round carries the weight of a full season's work.
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Source: CBS Sports, “FedEx Cup standings bubble watch: Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay with work to do to make Tour Championship”. Read the original →
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