One FedEx Cup playoff done, and two to go. After Justin Rose’s OT win yesterday against J.J. Spaun, we now have the list of the remaining 50 golfers for this week’s BMW Championship

One FedEx Cup playoff done, and two to go. After Justin Rose’s OT win yesterday against J.J. Spaun, we now have the list of the remaining 50 golfers for this week’s BMW Championship
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Who qualified for the 2025 BMW Championship? Full list of the 50 players

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Despite the criticism of the PGA playoff format by pundits and fans alike, yesterday the FedEx St. Jude Championship provided plenty of emotion for fans and nerves for golfers trying to make the top-50. In the end Rickie Fowler did what he needed to do to play for another week. One of golf fans’ favorite players, Fowler finished in the top-10 and finished no. 48 on the FedEx Cup standings. His playing partner on Sunday, Chris Kirk, didn’t have the same success and finished in 51st place, thus ending his 2025 season.

Other big names who didn’t make the top-50 are: Jordan Spieth, who started the week at No. 48, but after a lackluster performance, finished 54th in the standings. Not playing the BMW Championship will seriously hurt his chances of making the Ryder Cup team. The same can be said for Wyndham Clark, who could still be picked by captain Keegan Bradley, but not playing this week isn’t going to help him much considering he is No. 17 in the Ryder Cup standings.

The 50 golfers who qualified for the BMW Championship:

  1. Scottie Scheffler
  2. J.J. Spaun
  3. Rory McIlroy
  4. Justin Rose
  5. Sepp Straka
  6. Russell Henley
  7. Ben Griffin
  8. Tommy Fleetwood
  9. Justin Thomas
  10. Harris English
  11. Andrew Novak
  12. Cameron Young
  13. Ludvig Åberg
  14. Keegan Bradley
  15. Maverick McNealy
  16. Corey Conners
  17. Collin Morikawa
  18. Brian Harman
  19. Patrick Cantlay
  20. Robert MacIntyre
  21. Hideki Matsuyama
  22. Nick Taylor
  23. Shane Lowry
  24. Sam Burns
  25. Sungjae Im
  26. Chris Gotterup
  27. Jacob Bridgeman
  28. Viktor Hovland
  29. Akshay Bhatia
  30. Lucas Glover
  31. Sam Stevens
  32. Ryan Gerard
  33. Daniel Berger
  34. Ryan Fox
  35. Taylor Pendrith
  36. Thomas Detry
  37. Kurt Kitayama
  38. Denny McCarthy
  39. Brian Campbell
  40. Matt Fitzpatrick
  41. Si Woo Kim
  42. Michael Kim
  43. Xander Schauffele
  44. Jason Day
  45. Harry Hall
  46. Bud Cauley
  47. Tom Hoge
  48. Rickie Fowler
  49. Jhonattan Vegas
  50. J.T. Poston

Love it or hate it, the PGA playoffs will deliver plenty of drama for fans and especially for those golfers trying to make the top-30 this week.

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