FedEx Cup standings 2025: PGA Tour rankings ahead of BMW Championships
Justin Rose's victory at the St. Jude Championship was nothing short of stunning. Overcoming a three-shot deficit in the final stretch, he finished the round with a score of 3-under 67, earning his 12th PGA Tour victory and securing a spot on Team Europe for the Ryder Cup.
Due to a family emergency that required his regular caddie, Ted Scott, to leave the St. Jude Championship early, Scottie Scheffler had to complete the final round with a substitute caddie. Despite the change, Scheffler finished tied for third, marking his 12th consecutive top-eight finish.
Scheffler is currently leading the FedEx Standings after the St. Jude Championship. Here is how the standings look before the BMW Championship that begins on August 14.
FedEx Cup playoff standings
Note: Standings after the 2025 FedEx St. Jude Championship:
PGA TOUR: Click here for full 2025 FedEx Cup points standings
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