The PGA Tour regular season ends with a bang at Sedgefield Country Club for the 2025 Wyndham Championship. With the FedEx Cup Playoffs scheduled for next week, it’s the final chance for players to secure their spot at the FedEx St. Jude Championship.\n\nOnly the top 70 players qualify, so a strong finish this weekend could punch a ticket to Memphis, where a $20 million purse awaits.\n\nSeveral big names are hovering near the cutline, including Nicolai Højgaard, Keith Mitchell, and Chris Kirk. Currently, Matti Schmid holds the \"bubble boy\" position at No. 70 in the FedEx Cup standings, but his grip is tenuous and he’s only five points ahead of Højgaard. A missed cut or mediocre finish could send him packing, while a clutch performance from someone just outside the line could shake up the playoff picture entirely. \n\nThe Wyndham Championship will mark the final full-field event until the fall schedule. With the FedEx St. Jude Championship limited to just the top 70 players in the FedEx Cup standings, a significant change from the previous 125-player cutoff. Now every point now carries extra weight.\n\nFor some, it’s about holding on. For others, it’s about making one last push. The race is razor-thin, with Matti Schmid clinging to the 70th spot by just five points. He’ll need to outplay Nicolai Højgaard this weekend to avoid getting bumped out.\n\nThe stakes are high, the margins are tight, and for many players, the Wyndham Championship is do-or-die. \n\nCheck out the chart below for a complete list of players on the FedEx Cup Playoffs bubble. \n\nThere are a few big names on the outside looking in. Billy Horschel, Tom Kim, Max Homa, and Adam Scott are all currently below the FedEx Cup Playoffs cut line. Scott, sitting at No. 85, finds himself in unfamiliar territory—he’s only missed the FedEx Cup Playoffs once in his storied career. To keep that streak alive, he’ll need nothing short of a strong finish at Sedgefield.\n\nTom Kim, now ranked 89th after a missed cut at the 3M Open, will need a top-five finish to have any shot at advancing. Max Homa, despite a few strong showings earlier in the season, likely needs a win to move into the top 70 and keep his season alive.\n\nWith big names, tight margins, and playoff hopes hanging in the balance, the Wyndham Championship is shaping up to be one of the most dramatic events of the year.

Wyndham Championship 2025: FedEx Cup Playoffs Bubble Watch as Big Names Fight for Top 70

The 2025 Wyndham Championship serves as the final opportunity for PGA Tour players to secure spots in the FedEx Cup Playoffs, with the top 70 players qualifying for the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Key players like Nicolai Højgaard, Matti Schmid, and others are competing in a high-stakes race for playoff eligibility, with tight margins and significant financial incentives at stake.