Scottie Scheffler eyes history at East Lake, but PGA Tour pros like Spaun, Rory, Fleetwood and a dark horse could flip the FedEx Cup script.

Can anyone take down Scottie Scheffler at the Tour Championship? Our experts give their best bets for East Lake

The 2025 Tour Championship may not have the most players in the field, but it does have the most to play for all season, at least in terms of money. While the prize fund for the FedEx Cup finale has been trimmed with the change in the playing format,

The PGA Tour is still searching for the perfect format in the FedEx Cup playoffs and the world’s top players aren’t sure what the solution is.

The top 30 golfers in the FedEx Cup standings are still participating in the Tour Championship, but the PGA Tour's final postseason event has new rules. The No. 1 golfer, in this case Scottie Scheffler, no longer starts multiple strokes ahead of the field.

The 2025 PGA Tour season has reached its season finale, with the Tour Championship 2025 set to crown the FedEx Cup champion. New this year, the starting strokes format has been removed as everyone in the 2025 Tour Championship field will begin at even par,

McIlroy won two majors and a World Golf Championship in 2014 and didn't win it. The three times he did win the FedEx Cup, McIlroy was never at the top of the points list throughout the entire postseason until he delivered the goods at East Lake.

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