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Erik van Rooyen withdraws from Wyndham Championship late Friday afternoon
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PGA Tour money leaders: Open champion Scottie Scheffler opens big lead over No. 2 Rory McIlroy
There's no catching Scottie Scheffler on the PGA Tour money list for the rest of the regular season, even with a two-week break he's planning before the FedEx Cup Playoffs begin with the St. Jude Classic Aug. 7-10. Scheffler's victory in the British Open and its $3.1 million first-place check pushed his title to more than $19 million this season, more than $3 million over second-place Rory McIlroy. Since the combined first-place checks for this week's 3M Championship ($1,512,000) and next week's Wyndham Championship ($1,476,000) are less than $3 million, Scheffler can't be caught until the playoffs. The first two playoff events offer $3.6 million to the winner and the Tour Championship in Atlanta Aug. 21-24 has an $18 million payout. Little movement on the PGA Tour money list Chris Gotterup had another good week on the British Isles, following his victory in the Scottish Open with solo third at Royal Portrush and $1,128. That pushes him from 51st to 30th with $3,714,337. He's earned more than $2.7 million in the last two weeks. Another big jump was by Harris English, who earned $1,759,000 for his solo second and moved from 15th to eighth. He now has $7,734,152. Ryan Gerard's victory in the Barracuda Championship earned $720,000, moving him from 44th on the money list to 31st with a bit more than $3.6 million. Other than that, movement was relatively minor among the money leaders. PGA Tour money leaders Through the British Open, Barracuda Championship 1. Scottie Scheffler $19,202,883 2. Rory McIlroy $16,156,418 3. J.J. Spaun $10,142,222 4. Sepp Straka $10,014,894 5. Russell Henley $9,628,056 6. Justin Thomas $9,502,662 7. Ben Griffin $8,134,502 8. Harris English $7,734,152 9. Keegan Bradley $7,184,645 10. Collin Morikawa $6,996,394 11. Ludvig Åberg $6,708,473 12. Andrew Novak $6,503,499 13. Tommy Fleetwood $6,426,238 14. Maverick McNealy $6,312,575 15. Shane Lowry $6,255,194 16. Robert MacIntyre $5,716,240 17. Hideki Matsuyama $5,637,394 18. Corey Conners $5,397,936 19. Nick Taylor $4,794,542 20. Justin Rose $4,689,476 21. Brian Harman $4,518,743 22. Sam Burns $4,496,919 23. Viktor Hovland $4,408,073 24. Patrick Cantlay $4,405,606 25. Lucas Glover $4,235,243 26. Sungjae Im $4,192,567 27. Daniel Berger $4,057,849 28. Tom Hoge $3,957,533 29. Ryan Fox $3,844,647 30. Chris Gotterup $3,714,337 This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: PGA Tour money leaders: Open champion Scottie Scheffler opens big lead
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The PGA Tour for 2025 is nearing its end. After a action packed and high-tension 3M Open, the Wyndham Championship is the last competition before the FedEx Cup playoffs. After the FedEx Cup playoffs conclude, there are a few events that follow but a highly anticipated competition is the tournament that only comes every two years, the Ryder Cup. The Ryder Cup is the global matchup between professional golfers from America and those from Europe. Golf is a global sport and the friendly competition showcases the talent between the country and continent to see who can come out on top. WHO'S THAT? 'Happy Gilmore 2' sports cameos: See the list of pro golfers and celebrities The competitive spirit lies within each participant on the teams and the Ryder Cup will be a thrill to watch. How to watch the Ryder Cup What: The 45th Ryder Cup When: Sept. 26-28, 2025 Where: Bethpage Black Course, Farmingdale, New York. Reigning champion: Europe. TV: Golf Channel, USA, NBC. Streaming: Peacock. Watch the Ryder Cup with a free trial on Fubo Ryder Cup Standings USA Team Scottie Scheffler - 32420.33 points Xander Schauffele - 13383.85 points J.J. Spaun - 12478.91 points Russell Henley - 11623.82 points Bryson DeChambeau - 10774.98 points Harris English - 10385.65 points Justin Thomas - 10208.09 points Collin Morikawa - 9743.61 points Ben Griffin - 8604.91 points Keegan Bradley (Captain) - 8038.50 points Maverick McNealy - 7414.15 points Europe Rory McIlroy - 3440.78 points Robert MacIntyre - 1345.44 points Tommy Fleetwood - 1314.61 points Tyrrell Hatton - 1279.33 points Shane Lowry - 1234.11 points Sepp Straka - 1226.83 points Rasmus Hojgaard - 1135.11 points Justin Rose - 1019.62 points Ludvig Aberg - 1006.83 points Viktor Hovland - 930.31 points How the Ryder Cup works The Ryder Cup features 12 players from Europe compete against 12 players from the United States in varying types of competitions to accumulate points for each team, best ball, fourball and match play. There are 28 points on offer over the three days and the first past 14 points wins. Should the match end in a 14-14 draw, then the previous winner retains the trophy. If the match is tied, then you earn half a point for your team. Qualification for Team USA The top six eligible players from the U.S. Ryder Cup Points list following the BMW Championship on Aug. 17, 2025, will make the team. Keegan Bradley will have six captain's picks to finish his team. 2024: 1 Point per $1,000 earned for all players making the cut at the Players Championship and the Four Major Championships: The Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and The Open Championship. 2025 Regular PGA TOUR Events: 1 point per $1000 earned for all players making the cut at events from January 1, 2025 through the conclusion of the BMW Championship, ending August 17, 2025. 2025 Major Championships (Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open and The Open Championship): 1.5 points per $1,000 earned for all players making the cut. Captain typically do not play in the Ryder Cup. Qualification for Team Europe The European Team to compete in the 2025 Ryder Cup shall comprise of the leading six Members on the Ryder Cup Points List. Team captain Luke Donald, will choose the remaining six members. The distribution of the points can be found here. Ryder Cup past winners 2023: Europe 2021: United States 2018: Europe 2016: United States 2014: Europe 2012: Europe 2010: Europe 2008: United States 2006: Europe 2004: Europe This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Ryder Cup 2025: What to know, where to watch, who's on each team
