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Wyndham Clark missed the cut at the PGA Championship on May 14 and was buried deep on the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup points list at 82nd place.
No one's played better in the last four weeks.
Clark's victory on June 21 in the U.S. Open at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club gave him two during that span, along with the CJ Cup Byron Nelson the week after he missed the PGA cut. Clark also recorded a solo third at The Memorial and a tie for 11th at the RBC Canadian Open and has amassed 1,663 FedEx Cup points, 87 percent of his season's total of 1,911.
Clark is now fourth on the points list, jumping 18 spots from last week. If he plays in this week's Travelers and wins the 700 FedEx Cup points available in a signature event, he can potentially climb another step over No. 3 Cameron Young.
Scottie Scheffler used a tie for fourth in the U.S. Open to regain first place, the fourth time this season that he's fallen off the pace, then gotten back on top. He leads Matt Fitzpatrick by 241 points,
Through U.S. Open
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Scottie Scheffler regains PGA Tour FedEx Cup lead with T4 at U.S. Open
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No one's played better in the last four weeks.
Clark's victory on June 21 in the U.S. Open at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club gave him two during that span, along with the CJ Cup Byron Nelson the week after he missed the PGA cut. Clark also recorded a solo third at The Memorial and a tie for 11th at the RBC Canadian Open and has amassed 1,663 FedEx Cup points, 87 percent of his season's total of 1,911.
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Clark is now fourth on the points list, jumping 18 spots from last week. If he plays in this week's Travelers and wins the 700 FedEx Cup points available in a signature event, he can potentially climb another step over No. 3 Cameron Young.
Scottie Scheffler used a tie for fourth in the U.S. Open to regain first place, the fourth time this season that he's fallen off the pace, then gotten back on top. He leads Matt Fitzpatrick by 241 points,
PGA Tour FedEx Cup points leaders
Through U.S. Open
- 1. Scottie Scheffler 3111
- 2. Matt Fitzpatrick 2870
- 3. Cameron Young 2572
- 4. Wyndham Clark 1911
- 5. Si Woo Kim 1844
- 6. Collin Morikawa 1826
- 7. Ludvig Åberg 1763
- 8. Rory McIlroy 1631
- 9. Jacob Bridgeman 1622
- 10. Sam Burns 1613
- 11. Tommy Fleetwood 1606
- 12. Chris Gotterup 1605
- 13. Akshay Bhatia 1436
- 14. Xander Schauffele 1414
- 15. Russell Henley 1395
- 16. Kristoffer Reitan 1364
- 17. Justin Rose 1295
- 18. Alex Smalley 1226
- 19. Ryan Gerard 1221
- 20. Alex Fitzpatrick 1197
- 21. J.T. Poston 1181
- 22. Gary Woodland 1162
- 23. Min Woo Lee 1154
- 24. J.J. Spaun 1151
- 25. Aaron Rai 1087
- 26. Sepp Straka 1084
- 27. Nicolai Højgaard 1074
- 28. Kurt Kitayama 1061
- 29. Adam Scott 1051
- 30. Rickie Fowler 1037
Who made the biggest moves at U.S. Open?
- Tom Kim, 3rd at U.S. Open, up 43 spots (98th to 55th)
- Keith Mitchell, tie for fourth at U.S. Open, up 21 spots (66th to 45th)
- Ben Kohles, tie for 23rd in U.S. Open, ip 19 spots (159th to 140th)
- Emilano Grillo, tie for 23rd in U.S. Open, up 18 spots (123rd to 105th)
- Wyndham Clark won U.S. Open, up 14 spots (18th to 4th)
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Scottie Scheffler regains PGA Tour FedEx Cup lead with T4 at U.S. Open
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