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Patrick Cantlay – No. 1 (-10) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 3, @ SHERWOOD, the presented by Workday, BMW Championship Starts: 23 Top-10s: 6 How he qualified for the : • Held a share of the lead after the second and third rounds of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open before finishing T8 • Shot a final-round 65 to win the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD, earning his third career PGA TOUR victory in his 101st career start. Victory came in his native after the tournament moved from due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Made nine birdies in the final round to edge and by a stroke • Shot a final-round 61 to finish solo-second at The American Express, one stroke shy of Si Woo Kim's 23-under total. Made 20 birdies over the final 36 holes, becoming the first player on record (since 1983) to make 20 or more in the final two rounds of a 72-hole non-major PGA TOUR event • Held a two-stroke lead after 18 holes of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am before finishing T3. Shot a first-round 62, becoming the third player in tournament history to shoot a 62 or better at Pebble Beach Links; took over the FedExCup standings lead with the finish • Defeated in a playoff to win the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide for the second time, earning his fourth PGA TOUR title and second of the season; became the seventh multiple winner of the Memorial Tournament and third past Award recipient to go on to win the Memorial Tournament (, Jon Rahm); reclaimed the FedExCup standings lead with the victory • Became the season’s only three-time winner with a six-hole playoff victory over Bryson DeChambeau at the BMW Championship; secured the FedExCup lead with his fifth career PGA TOUR victory

Best TOUR Championship finish: , 2017

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2017 29 77 T10 (50) T13 (41) T9 (29) T20 (29) 2018 20 14 T8 (11) T24 (12) T55 (16) T21 (20) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 21 6 T12 (6) 2 (2) T21 2020 34 32 CUT (37) T12 (34) 2021 3 T11 (4) 1 (1)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 7 shots • After 36 holes at 2017 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Tony Finau – No. 2 (-8) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Starts: 26 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Opened the season with a T8 finish at the 2020 U.S. Open, his third consecutive top-10 in major championships and eighth total. • Held a share of the 54-hole lead at The American Express before finishing T4 • Recorded back-to-back runner-up finishes at the and The Genesis Invitational, which marked his seventh and eighth career runner-up results on TOUR • Finished T10 at the in April, his third top-10 in four starts at the event; added his third top-10 of the season in major championships with a T8 at the PGA Championship • Entered the Playoffs at No. 23 for the second consecutive season before defeating in at THE NORTHERN TRUST to win his second career PGA TOUR title and first since the 2016 ; secured his fifth consecutive trip to the TOUR Championship

Best TOUR Championship finish: 7, 2019

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2015 43 39 T16 (32) CUT (41) T47 (43) 2016 45 45 12 (37) T24 (38) T66 (45) 2017 19 26 (35) T65 (39) T7 (24) T7 (19) 2018 6 12 2 (4) T4 (4) T8 (3) T15 (6) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 7 16 T30 (19) 4 (12) 7 2020 17 23 CUT (29) 5 (20) 17 2021 23 1 (1) T15 (2)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 5 shots • After 18 holes at 2016 Puerto Rico Open

Bryson DeChambeau – No. 3 (-7) 2020-21 season notes: Wins: 2, U.S. Open (2020), Invitational presented by Mastercard Starts: 21 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Won the 2020 U.S. Open by six strokes over Matthew Wolff, earning his first major championship title and seventh win on the PGA TOUR. Became the 12th player to win the U.S. Amateur and the U.S. Open. Moved to No. 1 in the FedExCup standings for the first time since the 2018 TOUR Championship. • Earned his eighth career PGA TOUR title and second of the season, winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard by one stroke over . Became the first multiple winner of the season. Led the field in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee (1.761 per round) and Driving Distance (321.3 yards). • Finished T3 at , earning his first top-10 in three starts at the event. Played in the final group with Lee Westwood after doing so at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard; the pair became the first to play in the final group in consecutive PGA TOUR events since and in 2007. • Held the 36-hole lead and a share of the 54-hole lead at the BMW Championship before losing on the sixth playoff hole to after the duo matched 72-hole totals of 27-under par. The week included a second-round 60 at host Caves Valley Golf Club. The finish pushed him from No. 9 to No. 2 in the FedExCup standings. • Spent 12 weeks at No. 1 in the FedExCup standings entering the TOUR Championship.

Best TOUR Championship finish: T12, 2019

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2017 49 40 CUT (48) T30 (44) (49) 2018 3 9 1 (1) 1 (1) T19 (1) 19 (3) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 12 18 T24 (20) T48 (26) T12 2020 22 4 CUT (7) 50 (8) 22 2021 7 T31 (9) P2 (2)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 7 shots • After 36 holes at 2018 Dell Technologies Championship

Jon Rahm – No. 4 (-6)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, U.S. Open (2021) Starts: 21 Top-10s: 14 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Finished T2 at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD for his first top-10 finish in his third start of the 2020-21 season; began a stretch of five top-10s his next six starts, which included a T7 at the • Contended on Sunday at THE PLAYERS Championship before a final-round 73 left him with a T9 at TPC Sawgrass • Closed with a 66 to add another top-10 finish at the 2021 Masters (T5) for his fourth consecutive top-10 at the event • Continued his strong form in major championships with a T8 finish at the PGA Championship • After being forced to withdraw before the final round of the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday with a six-stroke lead, came back to win the 2021 U.S. Open in his next start for his first major title • In his next start after his U.S. Open title at Torrey Pines, fired a final-round 66 at Royal St. George’s to finish T3 at and secure his fifth consecutive top-10 result in a major championship • Held at least a share of the lead after each of the first three rounds of THE NORTHERN TRUST before playing the final four holes in 2-over to miss the playoff by two strokes and finish solo third

Best TOUR Championship finish: 4, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2017 5 6 T3 (5) T4 (5) T5 (5) T7 (5) 2018 23 13 CUT (17) (19) T24 (24) T11 (23) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 12 10 T3 (5) T5 (6) 12 2020 4 10 T6 (9) 1 (2) 4 2021 5 T3 (2) T9 (4)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 8 shots • After 18 holes at 2020 BMW Championship

Cameron Smith – No. 5 (-5) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Zurich Classic of New Orleans Starts: 22 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Posted back-to-back top-5 finishes at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP (T4) and the 2020 Masters Tournament (T2) while notching eight consecutive rounds in the 60s • Earned two consecutive top-10 finishes at the 2021 Masters Tournament (T10) and RBC Heritage (T9) before he captured his third career victory • Along with , defeated 54-hole leaders and with a par on the first hole of sudden death at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Marked his second win at the event • Notched another set of back-to-back top-5 finishes at the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational (T5) and THE NORTHERN TRUST (P2) • Advanced to the TOUR Championship for the second consecutive season and marks third overall appearance

Best TOUR Championship finish: 20, 2018

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2016 157 2017 46 40 CUT (44) CUT (56) T12 (46) 2018 12 53 T3 (16) T3 (8) T65 (10) 20 (12) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 76 79 T59 (84) 2020 24 30 T18 (26) T20 (26) T24 (24) 2021 16 P2 (3) (5)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 5 shots • After 18 holes at 2020

Justin Thomas – No. 6 (-4) 2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, THE PLAYERS Championship Starts: 22 Top-10s: 6 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Notched three top-5 finishes in his first six starts of the season, including a T2 at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP. • Won THE PLAYERS Championship by one stroke over Lee Westwood, earning his 14th PGA TOUR title in his 165th career start at the age of 27 years, 10 months, 13 days. Became the fourth player since 1960 to win 14 times on TOUR before turning 28, joining Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus and . Trailed by seven strokes after 36 holes and became the third player in PLAYERS Championship history to record a score of 132 or better over the final two rounds. • Shared the first-round lead at THE NORTHERN TRUST after opening with an 8-under 63 en route to a T4. Marked his first top-10 on TOUR since winning THE PLAYERS. • Moved to No. 1 in the FedExCup standings for one week following a T13 at the .

Best TOUR Championship finish: 2, 2017/2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2015 32 36 T16 (30) T56 (35) T13 (32) 2016 12 10 T10 (8) CUT (14) (12) T6 (12) 2017 1 2 T6 (3) 1 (2) T47 (2) 2 (1) 2018 7 2 T8 (3) T24 (5) T12 (5) T7 (7) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 3 T12 (15) 1 (1) T3 2020 2 1 T49 (2) T25 (3) T2 2021 9 T4 (5) T22 (6)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 7 shots • After 36 holes at the 2020 WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational • After 36 holes at the 2021 PLAYERS Championship • Note: Has 4 wins when starting 6 or more back after any round

Harris English – No. 7 (-4)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 2, Sentry Tournament of Champions, Starts: 25 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Opened with a solo fourth at the 2020 U.S. Open, earning his first career top-10 in a major championship; closed out the 2020 calendar year with four top-10s in six starts • Won his third PGA TOUR title at the Sentry Tournament of Champions after holding at least a share of the lead after the first three rounds; defeated Joaquin Niemann in a playoff for his first win on TOUR since the 2013 World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba; qualified for the event by finishing the previous season in the top 30 of the FedExCup standings • Returned to the top-five at the 2021 U.S. Open with a solo third finish • The following week, outlasted Kramer Hickok in an eight-hole, sudden-death playoff to win the Travelers Championship for his fourth career TOUR title and second of the season • Held the outright lead after each of the first three rounds of the -FedEx St. Jude Invitational before closing with a final-round 73 to finish solo fourth

Best TOUR Championship finish: T12, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2012 79 87 T24 (63) T69 (79) 2013 31 19 CUT (26) T27 (28) 50 (31) 2014 32 17 CUT (25) CUT (31) T31 (32) 2015 28 42 T30 (41) T12 (32) T19 (30) T22 (28) 2016 47 35 T60 (41) (44) T47 (47) 2017 118 114 CUT (118) 2018 125 124 CUT (125) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 149 2020 12 27 2 (6) (7) T12 2021 4 T31 (8) T26 (7)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 5 shots • After 18 holes at 2013 World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba

Abraham Ancer – No. 8 (-4)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational Starts: 26 Top-10s: 5 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Finished fourth at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in his second start of the season • Was one stroke off the 36-hole lead at The American Express before finishing T5 • Added a solo fifth finish at the Valspar Championship before recording his fourth career runner-up result on TOUR at the following week’s ; jumped him inside the top 20 in the FedExCup standings for the first time this season • Earned his first career top 10 in a major championship after recording a field-best final-round 65 at the PGA Championship to finish T8 • World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational, defeating and in a playoff with a birdie on the second extra hole (No. 18). Became the fourth player from Mexico to win on TOUR. Became the first player since at the 2015 WGC-HSBC Champions to earn his first PGA TOUR victory in a World Golf Championships event. Entered the final round trailing by four strokes before recording a 2-under 68 to get into the playoff.

Best TOUR Championship finish: T18, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2018 60 83 CUT (92) T7 (56) (60) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 21 67 2 (8) T28 (10) T21 2020 18 13 MC (19) T33 (22) T18 2021 6 T64 (10) T9 (8)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 5 shots • After 18 holes at the 2021 WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational

Jordan Spieth – No. 9 (-4) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Valero Open Starts: 23 Top-10s: 5 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Recorded his first top-10 finish of the season at the Waste Management (T4), where he carded a third-round 61 to take a share of the 54-hole lead • Held the solo-lead after the second and third rounds of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am before finishing T3. Recorded second consecutive top-five on TOUR and held the 54-hole lead/co-lead for the second consecutive week • Finished T4 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard in his tournament debut, which marked his third top-five of the season • Won the for his 12th career PGA TOUR victory in his 83rd start since his last PGA TOUR victory, the , a span of 3 years, 8 months, 12 days; moved into the top-10 of the FedExCup standings with the victory • Carded four par-or-better scores to finish T3 at the Masters Tournament in April, his fifth top-five in eight starts at the event. Led the field in Greens in Regulation Percentage (77.78 percent) • Earned his 14th career runner-up with a solo-second at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Held a one- stroke lead entering the final round before recording a 73 • Finished solo-second to Collin Morikawa at The Open Championship, his 11th top-four result in his 35th career major championship appearance; vaulted him to second in the FedExCup standings behind Morikawa

Best TOUR Championship finish: 1, 2015

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2013 7 8 T19 (9) T4 (10) T16 (13) T2 (7) 2014 15 8 T22 (9) T29 (9) T8 (11) T27 (15) 2015 1 1 MC (2) MC (2) T13 (2) 1 (1) 2016 6 5 T10 (5) T21 (6) 9 (7) T17 (6) 2017 2 3 2 (2) 2 (1) T7 (1) T7 (2) 2018 31 43 T25 (33) T12 (27) T55 (31) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 44 69 T6 (44) (44) 2020 107 100 CUT (107) 2021 2 73 (7) T34 (9)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 8 shots • Has 2 wins when starting 6 or more back • Won 2015 when 8 back after 18 holes • Won 2013 John Deere Classic when 6 back after 18 and 54 holes

Sam Burns – No. 10 (-4) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Valspar Championship Starts: 25 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Held a two-stroke lead after the second round of the Fortinet Championship before finishing T7; marked his first lead/co-lead after any round on the PGA TOUR. • Led after the second and third rounds of the Vivint Open before closing with an even-par 72 to finish T7 • Held the outright lead after each of the first three rounds of The Genesis Invitational before finishing solo-third. Led by five strokes after the second round, becoming the first player in tournament history to hold a 36-hole lead of five strokes or more and the first to do so in a PGA TOUR event since at the 2019 PGA Championship (7). • Earned his first PGA TOUR title in his 76th career start, winning the Valspar Championship by three strokes over . At 24 years, 9 months, 9 days, became the youngest winner of the Valspar Championship since in 2015 (21). • In his first start after winning the Valspar Championship, held the solo-lead after the second and third rounds of the AT&T before finishing solo-second, the first runner-up of his PGA TOUR career; moved inside the top five in the FedExCup standings • Recorded his second runner-up finish of the season after shooting a final-round 64 to get into a three- way playoff at the World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational

Best TOUR Championship finish: First appearance

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 94 89 DNP 2020 111 103 CUT (111) 2021 10 T21 (12) 8 (10)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: • After 18 holes at the 2021 Valspar Championship

Collin Morikawa – No. 11 (-3) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 2; World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession, The Open Championship Starts: 22 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Entering the 2021 portion of the season with no top-10s, recorded back-to-back T7 finishes at the Sentry Tournament of Champions and Sony Open in Hawaii • Won the World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession by three strokes, earning his fourth PGA TOUR title and first in a World Golf Championships event. Became the second player to win a WGC and a major championship before turning 25, joining Tiger Woods. • Finished T8 in his title defense at the PGA Championship • Lost to Patrick Cantlay in a playoff at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday; marked his third career runner-up on TOUR and sixth top-10 of the season. • In his next start, overcame an opening-round 75 to finish T4 at the U.S. Open, his second career top- five in a major championship • Won The Open Championship by two strokes over Jordan Spieth in his tournament debut, earning his second major championship title and fifth PGA TOUR victory. Win came in his eighth career major start and became the first player to win two different majors in his first attempt (PGA Championship, The Open Championship) • Took over the FedExCup standings lead following The Open Championship and finished the regular season in the same position

Best TOUR Championship finish: 6, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 59 49 (57) T48 (59) 2020 6 2 CUT (5) T20 (5) 6 2021 1 CUT (6) T63 (11)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 6 shots • After 36 holes at the 2020 PGA Championship

Sungjae Im – No. 12 (-3) ______2020-21 season notes: Best Finish: T2, Masters Tournament (2020) Starts: 34 Top-10s: 5 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Tied Cameron Smith for second in his Masters Tournament debut. At that time became the first player from Asia to win or finish second in tournament history. • Carded four scores in the 60s to finish T5 at the Sentry Tournament of Champions in his tournament debut • Recorded his third top-10 of the season in his title defense at , where he finished T8 • Added a fourth top-10 at the where he also finished T8 • Entered the FedExCup Playoffs outside the top 30 (No. 31) before a T16 at THE NORTHERN TRUST and solo third at the BMW Championship qualified him for his third consecutive TOUR Championship

Best TOUR Championship finish: 11, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 19 23 (26) T11 (24) T19 (19) 2020 11 5 CUT (8) T56 (9) 11 2021 31 T16 (25) 3 (12)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 6 shots • After 18 holes at the 2020 Honda Classic

Viktor Hovland – No. 13 (-3) 2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba Starts: 23 Top-10s: 6 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Notched his second career PGA TOUR victory at the 2020 World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba, posting 20-under 264 for a one-shot win over Aaron Wise, thanks to a birdie on the 72nd hole. Became the fifth European player since 1945 with multiple PGA TOUR victories before the age of 24, joining Rory McIlroy, , Sergio Garcia and Jon Rahm. • Recorded T2 finishes at the Farmers Insurance Open and World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession, moving to a career-best second-place standing in the FedExCup following the WGC runner-up. • Finished in a two-way tie for third at the Wells Fargo Championship, his second consecutive T3 on the PGA TOUR and sixth top-five of the season. Led the field in Birdies (22). Marked his last top-10 on TOUR entering the TOUR Championship.

Best TOUR Championship finish: T20, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2020 20 28 T18 (24) T40 (27) T20 2021 11 T43 (14) T17 (13)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 7 shots • After 36 holes at the 2020 World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba

Louis Oosthuizen – No. 14 (-3) ______2020-21 season notes: Best Finish: 2, Zurich Classic of New Orleans, 2021 U.S. Open; T2, PGA Championship, Starts: 20 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Opened the season with a solo third finish at the 2020 U.S. Open • Teamed with Charl Schwartzel to finish runner-up at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans • Added a T8 at the Valspar Championship in his next start before finishing T2 at the PGA Championship • Finished runner-up to Jon Rahm at the 2021 U.S. Open to move him inside the top 10 in the FedExCup standings for the first time since his first start of the season • Finished T3 and T2 in his next two starts at The Open Championship and 3M Open, respectively, before entering the Playoffs at eighth in the standings

Best TOUR Championship finish: T21, 2019

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2011 148 2012 7 34 T5 (21) 2 (5) T16 (6) T23 (7) 2013 154 2014 124 123 CUT (124) 2015 30 28 DNS (38) T12 (30) T19 (29) WD (30) 2016 38 56 T18 (44) T8 (40) T17 (38) 2017 31 35 T10 (26) T30 (24) T63 (31) 2018 69 74 T28 (69) T31 (69) T58 (69) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 21 51 T6 (28) T11 (27) T21 2020 65 99 T13 (70) T25 (65) 2021 8 DNP (11) T38 (14)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 2 shots • After 18 holes at the 2020 Open Championship

Dustin Johnson – No. 15 (-3) _____ 2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Masters Tournament (2020) Starts: 20 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Defending FedExCup champion opened the season with top-10 finishes at the U.S. Open (T6) and Vivint (T2) • Won the following week’s 2020 Masters Tournament for his second major title while setting the 72-hole scoring record and finishing with a five-stroke victory. The victory made him the FedExCup standings leader for the first time of the season and held the top spot through the WGC-Workday Championship. • Closed the regular season with top-10s in two of his final three events (T8, The Open; T10, WGC- FedEx St. Jude Invitational) to enter the Playoffs at 17th in the FedExCup standings • Qualified for the TOUR Championship for his 13th consecutive season and owns the most appearances at East Lake since 2007.

Best TOUR Championship finish: 1, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2008 134 117 CUT (134) 2009 14 15 T15 (20) T4 (10) T30 (11) 27 (14) 2010 5 11 T9 (6) T57 (16) 1 (2) T22 (5) 2011 4 19 1 (1) (2) T65 (2) T23 (4) 2012 8 26 T3 (8) T4 (6) T6 (7) T10 (8) 2013 13 16 CUT (22) T27 (23) T62 (30) 5 (13) 2014 30 6 DNP (14) DNP (22) DNP (30) DNP (30) 2015 7 7 T9 (6) (8) T7 (7) T5 (7) 2016 2 2 T18 (3) T8 (3) 1 (1) T6 (3) 2017 4 4 1 T18 T33 T17 (4) 2018 4 1 T11 (2) T7 (2) T24 (4) 3 (4) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 29 7 T24 (10) T57 (14) 29 (29) 2020 1 15 1 (1) 2 (1) 1 (1) 2021 17 CUT (22) T6 (15)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 9 shots • After 18 holes at the 2020 Travelers Championship

Rory McIlroy – No. 16 (-2)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Wells Fargo Championship Starts: 20 Top-10s: 7 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Opened his season with a T8 at the 2020 U.S. Open • After opening with a 3-over 75 and standing T77 following the first round, finished T5 at the Masters Tournament, his fifth top-10 in six years at the event. • Added back-to-back top-10s at the WGC-Workday Championship (T6) and the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard (T10) at Bay Hill, where he held a share of the 18-hole lead • Since victory at WGC-HSBC Champions, McIlroy hasn’t moved out of the top 15 in the FedExCup standings. • Earned his 19th PGA TOUR title and third at the Wells Fargo Championship, recording a final-round 68 to defeat by one stroke; marked his first win since the 2019 World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions and entered the final round trailing by two strokes, collecting the 10th come-from-behind win of his career • Finished T7 at the 2021 U.S. Open, his third consecutive top-10 at the event and sixth total. • Entered the BMW Championship at No. 28 in the FedExCup, finished solo fourth to move to 16th and qualify for his eighth career TOUR Championship

Best TOUR Championship finish: 1; 2016, 2019 Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2010 36 21 T56 (28) T37 (29) T37 (36) 2012 2 3 T24 (4) 1 (1) 1 (1) T10 (2) 2013 50 49 T19 (3) T47 (41) T59 (50) 2014 3 1 T22 (2) T5 (2) T8 (4) T2 (3) 2015 15 9 DNP (15) T29 (17) T4 (11) T16 (11) 2016 1 36 T31 (38) 1 (4) T42 (6) 1 (1) 2017 44 T34 (43) CUT (51) T58 (58) 2018 21 DNP (28) T12 (24) 5 (17) T7 (13) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 1 2 T6 (3) T19 (5) 1 2020 8 8 T65 (12) T12 (12) T8 2021 26 T43 (28) 4 (16)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 9 shots • After 36 holes at 2010 Wells Fargo Championship • Was eight strokes back after 18 holes of the 2021 Wells Fargo Championship • 2016 TOUR Championship win note: McIlroy was 5 shots back through 36 holes • 2019 TOUR Championship win note: McIlroy was 5 shots back to begin R1

Xander Schauffele – No. 17 (-2)______2020-21 season notes: Best Finish: 2, WGC-HSBC Champions; T2 Sentry Tournament of Champions Starts: 21 Top-10s: 7 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Has been one of the most consistent performers with seven top-10s and 15 top-25s from 20 starts this season. Missed only two cuts, at THE PLAYERS and the PGA Championship. • Finished solo-fifth at the U.S. Open in September, his fourth result of T6 or better at the U.S. Open in his fourth start at the event. Finished T7 at the U.S. Open in June, his fifth top-10 in five starts at the event. • Finished solo-second at THE CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK, his third consecutive top-five on TOUR. Held a three-stroke lead after two rounds, falling to 0-for-3 in his career converting the 36-hole lead/co- lead to victory. Made six consecutive birdies in the second round, the second streak of six or more in his career. • Earned the gold medal at the Olympic Men's Golf Competition representing the in Tokyo. Marked his first appearance in the Olympic Games. Held the outright lead after the second and third rounds before making a par at the 72nd hole to secure the one-stroke victory. • Finished T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open after one made cut in five previous starts in the event. Marked his seventh runner-up on TOUR since his win at the 2019 Sentry Tournament of Champions. • Earned his second consecutive runner-up on TOUR, finishing T2 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Became the second player during the season to finish runner-up in consecutive weeks, joining Joaquin Niemann. • Finished T3 at the Masters Tournament in April, earning his sixth top-five in a major championship. Played in the final pairing in the final round and made four consecutive birdies (Nos. 12-15) to cut Hideki Matsuyama's lead to two strokes before hitting his tee shot at No. 16 in the water and making a triple bogey. • Will make his fifth consecutive start at the TOUR Championship; only rookie to win at East Lake in 2017 where he finished third on the FedExCup standings. Following his 2017 win, Schauffele has gone on to finish T7 (2018), 2 (2019) and T2 (2020).

Best TOUR Championship finish: 1, 2017 Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2017 3 31 T17 (27) (32) T20 (26) 1 (3) 2018 15 28 CUT (34) T49 (41) T3 (18) T7 (15) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 2 4 CUT (7) T19 (8) 2 2020 2 11 T25 (11) T25 (14) T2 2021 13 T16 (13) T49 (17)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 6 shots • After 18 holes at 2019 Sentry Tournament of Champions • 2017 TOUR Championship win note: Xander was 5 shots back thru 18 holes

Jason Kokrak – No. 18 (-2)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 2; THE CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK; Charles Schwab Challenge Starts: 26 Top-10s: 5 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Won THE CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK by two strokes over , earning his first PGA TOUR victory in his 233rd career start. Became the third consecutive winner on TOUR aged 35 or older, following Sergio Garcia and . • Held a share of the lead after the first round of the Sony Open in Hawaii before finishing T56. • Finished T9 at THE PLAYERS Championship, earning his first top-10 at TPC Sawgrass in his eighth start. Posted par-or-better scores in all four rounds. • Earned his second career PGA TOUR title and second of the season, winning the Charles Schwab Challenge by two strokes over Jordan Spieth. The win came 16 starts after his first career victory and in his 249th career TOUR start at the age of 36 years, 8 days. Became the first player to win his first two TOUR titles in the same season at age 35 or older since in 2018. Became the third multiple winner of the season, joining and Bryson DeChambeau. • 2021 will mark his second start at the TOUR Championship. First appearance was in 2019, finished 14th.

Best TOUR Championship finish: 14, 2019

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2013 62 95 T9 (50) T73 (64) T44 (62) 2014 73 78 T61 (89) T16 (73) 2015 100 86 CUT (100) CUT (100) 2016 33 65 T7 (43) T8 (34) T17 (33) 2017 77 94 T25 (79) T53 (77) 2018 52 62 T40 (66) T24 (61) T19 (52) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 14 42 T12 (32) T19 (30) 14 2020 42 90 T13 (66) T6 (42) 2021 12 CUT (17) T15 (18)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 3 shots • After 18 holes at the CJ CUP @ SHADOW CREEK in 2020

Kevin Na –_No. 19 (-2)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Sony Open in Hawaii Starts: 25 Top-10s: 4 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Won the Sony Open in Hawaii by one stroke over and Joaquin Niemann, earning his fifth PGA TOUR victory and fourth in a 55-start stretch. Shot a 9-under 61 in the third round, his fourth score of 61 or better since the start of the 2010 season. • Next top-10 result came 14 starts later at the John Deere Classic, where he co-led the field in birdies to finish T2 • Added a second runner-up result to close the regular season at the , falling in a six-way playoff • Returned to the top 20 in the FedExCup standings for the first time since January with his T8 finish at THE NORTHERN TRUST to open the FedExCup Playoffs

Best TOUR Championship finish: T16, 2015 Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2007 98 95 CUT (96) 69 (98) 2008 93 83 T32 (51) CUT (93) 2009 26 23 T24 (22) T11 (23) T8 (18) 30 (26) 2010 26 41 (39) T33 (41) T3 (20) T17 (26) 2011 71 47 CUT (57) CUT (71) 2012 52 38 CUT (51) T69 (64) T26 (52) 2014 24 20 T9 (13) CUT (21) (24) T19 (24) 2015 25 30 T20 (28) T60 (34) T10 (27) T16 (25) 2016 28 9 CUT (14) DNS (23) T20 (22) 29 (28) 2017 45 75 T29 (63) T6 (40) T53 (45) 2018 28 19 T15 (19) CUT (23) T12 (22) 25 (28) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 61 48 T77 (55) DNS (61) 2020 27 17 T39 (21) T51 (24) T27 2021 24 T8 (18) T17 (19)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 8 shots • After 18 holes at A Military Tribute at the Greenbrier in 2018

Brooks Koepka – No. 20 (-2) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1; Waste Management Phoenix Open Starts: 19 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Posted back-to-back top-10 finishes at Vivint Houston Open (T5) and the 2020 Masters Tournament (T5) • Missed three consecutive cuts at , The American Express and Farmers Insurance Open before notching eighth career victory • With wins in 2015 and 2021, became the 16th multiple winner of the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Marked his first victory since 2019 WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational • In nine starts since victory, posted five top-6 finishes, including two T2 finishes at WGC-Workday Championship and PGA Championship • The 2021 TOUR Championship marks fourth appearance in six seasons

Best TOUR Championship finish: T3, 2019

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2015 24 12 CUT CUT T49 (25) T18 (24) 2016 35 17 T70 (26) T57 (30) T32 (35) 2017 10 7 T49 (7) T18 (9) T12 (9) 6 (10) 2018 9 3 T8 (5) T12 (6) T19 (7) T26 (9) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 3 1 T30 (1) T24 (3) T3 2021 15 T31 (15) T22 (20)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 7 shots • After 18 and 36 holes at the 2015 Waste Management Phoenix Open

Corey Conners – No. 21 (-1) ______2020-21 season notes: Best Finish: 3, Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard Starts: 28 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Recorded his first top-10 of the season with a T8 at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD • Finished solo-third at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard after holding a share of the 18-hole lead and outright 36-hole lead. • Added a second consecutive top-10 result at the following week’s PLAYERS Championship, where a final-round 66 left him in solo seventh • Finished T8 at the Masters Tournament in April; one of four players to finish in the top 10 in both Masters played during the season (T10, 2020) • Picked up his seventh top-10 of the season with a T4 at the RBC Heritage, which served as his final top-10 of the regular season • Opened the Playoffs with a T8 result at THE NORTHERN TRUST to move inside the top 20 and secure his second career TOUR Championship appearance

Best TOUR Championship finish: T26, 2019

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 26 31 T21 (27) T7 (23) T26 2020 53 56 T25 (54) T33 (53) 2021 28 T8 (20) T22 (21)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 4 shots • After 36 holes at 2019 Valero Texas Open

Hideki Matsuyama – No. 22 (-1)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, 2021 Masters Tournament Starts: 26 Top-10s: 3 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Shot a final-round 63 to finish T2 at the Vivint Houston Open; marked his third score of 63 or better in the final round of a PGA TOUR event and first since the 2019 BMW Championship (63) • Won his first major championship title at the Masters Tournament, becoming the first male major champion from Japan; marked his sixth win on the PGA TOUR in his 187th career start at the age of 29 years, 1 month, 17 days • Finished T2 at the World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational; Followed a 6-under 64 in round three with a bogey-free 7-under 63 in the final round, highlighted by birdies on four of his last seven holes. • Will be making his eighth consecutive appearance in the TOUR Championship since his rookie season in 2014. His best finish in the FedExCup was eighth position in 2017 after he concluded the Regular Season as the FedExCup leader • Has three top-10 finishes at East Lake, with a career low round of 5-under 65 shot in the final round in 2018

Best TOUR Championship finish: T4, 2018 Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2014 28 22 T30 (24) T57 (30) T20 (28) 22 (28) 2015 16 20 T13 (14) T25 (16) T7 (15) T12 (16) 2016 13 12 CUT (17) T15 (16) T24 (17) 5 (13) 2017 8 1 CUT (4) T23 (4) T47 (7) T26 (8) 2018 13 76 T15 (58) T4 (28) 15 (27) T4 (13) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 9 30 T30 (33) 3 (15) T9 2020 15 18 T29 (18) T3 (10) T15 2021 14 T43 (16) T46 (22)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 7 shots • After 18 holes at the Memorial Tournament in 2014

Stewart Cink – No. 23 (-1) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 2, Fortinet Championship, RBC Heritage Starts: 25 Top-10s: 3 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Won the season-opening Fortinet Championship for his first seventh career PGA TOUR title and first since the 2009 Open Championship; closed with weekend 65s to win by two strokes • Carded a final-round 64 at the to finish T4 • Did not finish inside the top 10 again until his second win of the season and at the RBC Heritage, where 63s in the opening two rounds led to a four-stroke victory; marked his first multiple-win season on the PGA TOUR since 2004; became a three-time winner at • Finished T21 in the first FedExCup Playoffs event at THE NORTHERN TRUST to secure his first trip to the TOUR Championship since 2009

Best TOUR Championship finish: T11, 2007

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2007 22 28 T25 (28) CUT (32) T7 (24) T11 (22) 2008 20 6 T38 (9) T33 (11) T60 (15) T24 (20) 2009 28 15 T28 (19) CUT (25) T23 (26) T19 (28) 2010 38 54 T15 (42) T18 (35) T21 (38) 2011 98 82 CUT (94) CUT (98) 2012 139 2013 76 83 T68 (85) T27 (76) 2014 80 109 T15 (77) T50 (80) 2015 102 116 T39 (102) 2016 147 2017 53 76 CUT (81) 12 (57) T27 (53) 2018 73 58 CUT (65) T62 (73) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 179 2020 144 2021 19 T21 (19) T38 (23)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 9 shots • After 54 holes at the 2004 RBC Heritage

Joaquin Niemann – No. 24 (-1) ______2020-21 season notes: Best Finish: P2, Sentry Tournament of Champions, Rocket Mortgage Classic; T2, Sony Open in Hawaii Starts: 26 Top-10s: 5 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Has been one of the most consistent performers with five top-10s, including three runner-up finishes and 13 top-25s from 25 starts this season. Missed only one cut this season at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday • Carded four scores in the 60s, including a final-round 64, to force a playoff against at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Marked first playoff appearance and finished runner-up in his second start at the event (T5/2020) • Finished T23 at the 2020 U.S. Open for his best career finish in a major championship • The 2020 TOUR Championship marked his first appearance at the Playoffs finale event in four seasons on TOUR

Best TOUR Championship finish: T27, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 67 74 T30 (70) T31 (67) 2020 27 26 CUT (31) T3 (18) T27 (27) 2021 18 T47 (21) T29 (24)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 3 shots • After 18 holes at the 2019 A Military Tribute at the Greenbrier

Scottie Scheffler – No. 25 (-1) ______2020-21 season notes: Best Finish: 2, World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play Starts: 28 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Reigning PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year earned his first top-10 result of the season at the Waste Management Phoenix Open (T7) • Two starts later, finished solo fifth at the World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession, his first top-five in a WGC event • In his tournament debut, advanced to the Championship Match of the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play, where the University of Texas product fell to , 2 and 1, at Austin Country Club • Finished T8 at the PGA Championship for his second career top-10 in as many starts at the event • Earned his best finish in a stroke-play event at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday (T3) • Continued his strong form in major championships with top-10s in the U.S. Open (T7) and The Open (T8)

Best TOUR Championship finish: 5, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2020 5 23 T4 (14) T20 (17) 5 2021 21 T43 (24) T22 (25)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: No PGA TOUR wins

Daniel Berger – No. 26 (E) _____ 2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Starts: 22 Top-10s: 8 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Collected back-to-back top-10s to begin the 2021 calendar year at the Sentry Tournament of Champions (10) and Sony Open in Hawaii (T7) • Eagled the 72nd hole to win the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am by two strokes over Maverick McNealy for his fourth career PGA TOUR title; marked his third top-10 in as many starts at the event • Recorded fourth top-10 finish of the season at THE PLAYERS Championship, closing with a final-round 67 to tie for ninth • Shot four scores in the 60s at the AT&T Byron Nelson to earn a T3, his second top-10 in three starts at the event. • Earned top-10 finishes in three of his final five starts of the season (T7/U.S. Open, T8/The Open, 5th/WGC- FedEx St. Jude Invitational); secured his second consecutive TOUR Championship appearance and fifth overall

Best TOUR Championship finish: T12, 2015

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2015 11 46 CUT (54) T12 (46) 2 (9) T12 (11) 2016 26 22 T70 (30) T41 (31) T10 (26) T15 (26) 2017 16 8 33 (8) T61 (11) T33 (14) 15 (16) 2018 70 89 T15 (64) (65) DNS (70) 2019 131 TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2020 15 7 3 (4) T25 (6) T15 2021 20 T56 (23) T26 (26)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 7 shots • After 36 holes at the 2017 FedEx St. Jude Classic

Erik van Rooyen – No. 27 (E) _____ 2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Barracuda Championship Starts: 26 Top-10s: 5 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Advanced out of group play at the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play before falling in the fourth round to Jon Rahm • Opened with a 65 at the at Congaree in June and closed with a final-round 68 to finish T10 and earn his first top-10 of the season in a stroke-play event • Recorded four under-par scores to finish T2 at the Palmetto Championship at Congaree, marking his first runner-up on TOUR. • Earned his first career PGA TOUR win at the Barracuda Championship in his 41st start at the age of 31 years, 5 months, 18 days. At 50 points, became the first player with a winning score of +50 since the Modified Stableford scoring system was introduced in 2012 • Entered the FedExCup Playoffs at No. 76 and finished seventh at THE NORTHERN TRUST to move up to No. 45 • Became one of two players (Garcia) to play his way into the TOUR Championship with a solo fifth at the BMW Championship; making his debut in both the FedExCup Playoffs and TOUR Championship

Best TOUR Championship finish: First Appearance

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2021 76 7 (45) 5 (27)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: No stroke-play wins on the PGA TOUR

Sergio Garcia – No. 28 (E) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Sanderson Farms Championship Starts: 23 Top-10s: 4 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Birdied the 72nd hole to win the Sanderson Farms Championship by one stroke, earning his 11th PGA TOUR title and first since the . Became the 78th player to win in three different decades on the PGA TOUR (2000s, 2010s, 2020s) and the first since Stewart Cink two weeks prior. • Held a two-stroke 18-hole lead at THE PLAYERS Championship before finishing T9. Recorded the lowest opening-round score at THE PLAYERS with a 65, extending his streak of consecutive cuts made at the tournament to 17, the longest in tournament history. • Advanced to the Quarterfinals at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play for the second consecutive season before falling to , 4 and 3. Aced the par-3 fourth hole during a sudden-death playoff against Lee Westwood to advance out of group play. • Fell to No. 44 in the FedExCup after missing the cut at THE NORTHERN TRUST, but finished T6 at the BMW Championship to jump 16 spots to qualify for his first TOUR Championship since 2017

Best TOUR Championship finish: P2, 2008

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2007 9 13 T25 (18) T17 (16) 9 (10) 4 (9) 2008 3 12 P2 (2) T5 (2) T20 (3) P2 (3) 2009 38 89 T31 (71) 26 (55) T6 (38) 2010 109 101 2011 44 59 T32 (53) T31 (53) T12 (44) 2012 17 33 T3 (10) DNP (15) T24 (12) T15 (17) 2013 22 59 (T37) 55 T4 (24) T18 (25) T9 (22) 2014 13 7 T57 (15) DNP (23) T4 (13) T9 (13) 2015 53 31 DNP (43) DNP (54) T39 (53) 2016 32 20 DNP (28) T24 (25) T47 (32) 2017 21 22 DNP (30) T35 (34) T12 (25) T10 (21) 2018 128 TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 72 65 CUT (72) 2020 135 2021 40 CUT (44) T6 (28)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 10 shots • After 18 holes at the 2002 Sentry Tournament of Champions

Billy Horschel – No. 29 (E) ______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play Starts: 24 Top-10s: 5 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Closed with weekend rounds of 65-64 to earn his first top-10 of the season at the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba • Carded no higher than a 66 to finish T7 at the Sony Open in Hawaii • Finished in a three-way tie for second at the World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession, earning his first career top-five in a WGC event. • Defeated Scottie Scheffler, 2 and 1, in the Championship Match of the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play to earn his sixth career PGA TOUR title and first in a WGC; held a 2-1-0 record in group play, with wins coming against and Collin Morikawa, before defeating Homa in a playoff to advance to the Round of 16; en route to the Championship Match, also defeated Kevin Streelman, and Victor Perez. • Teamed with Sam Burns to finish T4 at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans

Best TOUR Championship finish: 1, 2014

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2013 16 6 CUT (17) T70 (22) T18 (22) T7 (16) 2014 1 69 CUT (82) T2 (20) 1 (2) 1 (1) 2015 66 45 CUT (53) 72 (67) T32 (66) 2016 50 72 T13 (51) CUT (62) T10 (50) 2017 42 24 CUT (31) CUT (38) 62 (42) 2018 5 41 T3 (14) W/D (15) T3 (9) 2 (5) TNT BMW TOUR Champ 2019 43 44 T21 (39) T37 (43) 2020 30 25 CUT (30) T33 (30) 30 2021 25 T31 (27) T52 (29)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 6 shots • After 36 holes at the 2013 Zurich Classic of New Orleans

Patrick Reed – No. 30 (E)______2020-21 season notes: Wins: 1, Farmers Insurance Open Starts: 22 Top-10s: 6 How he qualified for the TOUR Championship: • Held a one-stroke lead after two rounds of the 2020 U.S. Open before finishing T13 • Won the Farmers Insurance Open by five strokes, earning his ninth PGA TOUR victory and first since the 2020 World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship; represented his first margin of victory of five strokes or more • Finished T8 at the 2021 Masters Tournament, earning his third top-10 in eight starts at the event • Closed with a 3-under 69 to finish solo-fifth at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday, his second consecutive top-10 at the event; represented his final top-10 of the regular season • Qualified for his eighth consecutive TOUR Championship after not playing in the first two FedExCup Playoffs events

Best TOUR Championship finish: T8, 2020

Year Final Rank Began Playoffs Rk TNT Dell Tech BMW TOUR Champ 2013 54 22 CUT (32) T70 (47) T59 (54) 2014 21 9 T9 (8) T74 (12) T53 (18) T19 (21) 2015 12 8 T62 (12) T4 (10) T28 (10) 27 (12) 2016 3 7 1 (1) T5 (1) T13 (2) T24 (3) 2017 22 38 T20 (33) T6 (22) 65 (23) T13 (22) 2018 22 10 T25 (12) T35 (13) T19 (15) 28 (22) TNT BMW TOUR CHAMP 2019 9 50 1 (2) T19 (4) T9 2020 8 6 T49 (10) T40 (13) T8 2021 22 DNP (26) DNP (30)

Largest Come-from-Behind Win(s) After Any Round: 4 shots • After 18 holes at THE NORTHERN TRUST 2019 • After 18 holes at the 2020 WGC-Mexico Championship