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The final leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs will see the top 29 players battling for the 2022 Tour Championship title and the $18 million grand prize that goes along with it starting Thursday at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.
Rory McIlroy will draw on his success off the course as he bids to win an unprecedented third FedEx Cup title and $18 million first prize in the Tour Championship. McIlroy and Tiger Woods, who are the only two-time winners of the event, have been instrumental in introducing the significant changes announced by the PGA Tour on Wednesday in response to the threat posed by LIV Golf. But McIlroy must now turn his attention to on-course matters as he bids to overturn a significant handicap under the controversial system used for the season-finale at East Lake.
Rory McIlroy will draw on his success off the course as he bids to win an unprecedented third FedEx Cup title and 18million US dollar (£15.2million) first prize in the Tour Championship.
The final event of the PGA Tour season, yes we know it is only August, is upon us and Scottie Scheffler is the hot favourite to win the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup riches that come with it. As world No. 1, Scheffler can justify being at the head of the market for that reason alone.
After a season that has seen 35 different players enter the winners’ circle on the PGA Tour, it all boils down to the Tour Championship at East Lake. Since the FedEx Cup’s inception in 2007, 13 players have got their hands on huge riches in the season-ending event. Ad Only Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are multiple winners, with the latter looking for a hat-trick of victories.
World number one Scottie Scheffler will make his Presidents Cup debut for team U.S. this year against an International team that could be without British Open champion Cameron Smith who has been linked with a move to the LIV Golf Invitational Series.
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