Two events remain in the FedEx Cup Fall, and a former world No. 1 sits on the wrong side of the line. Only the top 100 after the RSM Classic keep full PGA Tour status for 2027. Players finishing 101st through 125th receive conditional status.
The stretch run continues Thursday at the inaugural Austin Championship, played Nov. 12-15 at the Fazio Canyons Course at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa. The $6 million purse pays the winner $1.08 million and 500 FedEx Cup Fall points. Second place is worth 300 points, and a solo 10th is worth 75.
Chandler Phillips holds the 100th and final card spot with 495.618 points. Tony Finau (111th) and Brooks Koepka (112th) also sit outside the top 100, but both are exempt for 2027. Here are seven notable players outside the top 100 who are not exempt, with standings entering Austin.
1. Jason Day (101st)
Day is 101st with 495.182 points, 0.436 behind Phillips. Blades Brown took up Tour membership with his win at the World Wide Technology Championship, which moved him to 59th and pushed everyone below him down one spot. That dropped Day out of the top 100 without him hitting a shot.
The 2015 PGA champion’s season has been derailed by his health. His streak of 18 straight FedEx Cup Playoffs appearances ended in August. Presidents Cup captain Geoff Ogilvy said he would have picked Day had he been healthy.
Day has not played since the Wyndham Championship, where he said his body had been “really awful.” Per PGA Tour, he will begin next season on a major medical extension and will need a few solid results to keep full status. He is not in the Austin field.
2. Lucas Glover (114th)
Glover began the fall at 101st, one spot outside the line. He was 108th entering Bermuda and has since dropped to 114th with 426.602 points.
The 2009 U.S. Open champion has six PGA Tour wins. Two came in back-to-back weeks in 2023, at the Wyndham Championship and the FedEx St. Jude Championship.
The 46-year-old trails Phillips by 69.016 points. He is in the Austin field.
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3. Marco Penge (116th)
The Englishman earned his PGA Tour card through the 2025 DP World Tour. He finished top five at the Valspar Championship, but injuries slowed his first season in the U.S.
Penge was 110th entering Bermuda. He is now 116th with 409.815 points, 85.803 short of the top 100. He is in the Austin field.
4. Rasmus Højgaard (120th)
Højgaard played for Europe at the 2025 Ryder Cup. He started the fall 107th, then withdrew from the Biltmore Championship and the Butterfield Bermuda Championship and missed the cut at the Bank of Utah Championship.
The Dane is 120th with 374.904 points, 120.714 behind the bubble. He is in the Austin field.
5. Neal Shipley (122nd)
Shipley was low amateur at both the 2024 Masters and the 2024 U.S. Open. He began the fall at 189th.
A third-place finish at the Biltmore Championship and a 10th at the Bank of Utah Championship sparked his climb. He is now 122nd with 363.420 points. That puts him 18.358 points inside the conditional cutoff but 132.198 behind Phillips.
He is in the Austin field.
6. Luke Clanton (126th)
Clanton, 22, started the fall 147th. His climb began with a T7 at the Bank of Utah Championship.
He is 126th with 345.015 points. Davis Riley holds 125th with 345.062, leaving Clanton 0.047 points short of conditional status. Clanton and Riley are both in the Austin field.
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7. Joel Dahmen (135th)
Dahmen became one of golf’s most recognizable faces through Netflix’s “Full Swing.” He won the 2021 Corales Puntacana Championship.
He lost his full-time card last fall and played 2026 with conditional status. He made 12 of 22 cuts this season, posting two top-10s early in the year but nothing better than T24 after April.
He is 135th with 307.597 points, 37.465 behind 125th and 188.021 behind the top 100. He is in the Austin field.
The RSM Classic at Sea Island closes the season on Nov. 22. The final FedEx Cup Fall standings will be set after that event.
