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The first two legs of the FedEx Cup Playoffs are now behind us, and it’s time to shift our focus to the 2022 Tour Championship. Only the top 30 in the updated FedEx Cup standings will make the trip to East Lake and gun for the $18 million grand prize.

Patrick Cantlay made a major move up the standings thanks to his second straight win at the BMW Championship, but he won’t enter the Tour Championship in the No. 1 spot. So, who are the 30 players who will tee it up at East Lake next week, and who will enter the Tour Championship in the No. 1 spot in the FedEx Cup standings?

Scottie Scheffler is No. 1 in the FedEx Cup standings entering the Tour Championship

Scheffler has been the best and most consistent player on the PGA Tour all season long, so it’s only right he’ll enter the Tour Championship as the No. 1 player in the FedEx Cup standings. Cantlay jumped up to No. 2 in the standings after his triumph at Wilmington Country Club, and Will Zalatoris sits in the No. 3 spot a week after his first PGA Tour win.

Scheffler, thanks to his four wins and three runner-up finishes this year, will start the TOUR Championship in the lead at 10 under par. If he holds on to win the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup, he’ll add $18 million to the $14 million he’s already earned on the course this season.

So, we know who’s at the top of the standings heading into the season finale next week. Let’s check out all 30 players who made the cut and will tee it up at East Lake.

FedEx Cup standings entering Tour Championship

Patrick Cantlay hits a shot during the BMW Championship.
Patrick Cantlay plays a shot on the eighth hole during the final round of the BMW Championship at Wilmington Country Club | Andy Lyons/Getty Images

The top five names in the updated FedEx Cup standings are Scheffler, Cantlay, Zalatoris, Xander Schauffele, and Sam Burns. Adam Scott and Aaron Wise snuck in the 29th and 30th spots thanks to strong finishes in the BMW Championship.

Check out the full FedEx Cup standings and the 30-player field for the Tour Championship below:

PositionPlayerFedEx Cup Points
1Scottie Scheffler4,205.983
2Patrick Cantlay4,129.350
3Will Zalatoris3,680.099
4Xander Schauffele2,824.538
5Sam Burns2,604.512
6Cameron Smith2,547.568
7Rory McIlroy2,413.875
8Tony Finau2,375.697
9Sepp Straka2,224.303
10Sungjae Im2,200.503
11Jon Rahm2,107.797
12Scott Stallings2,051.780
13Justin Thomas2,024.626
14Cameron Young1,997.161
15Matt Fitzpatrick1,979.508
16Max Homa1,817.691
17Hideki Matsuyama1,765.237
18Jordan Spieth1,750.228
19Joaquin Niemann1,750.108
20Viktor Hovland1,535.389
21Collin Morikawa1,481.006
22Billy Horschel1,471.215
23Tom Hoge1,459.420
24Corey Conners1,454.303
25Brian Harman1,411.711
26K.H. Lee1,406.399
27J.T. Poston1,367.538
28Sahith Theegala1,306.658
29Adam Scott1,299.177
30Aaron Wise1,240.795

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