Canada's Michael Gligic tied for 5th after 1st round at Wyndham Championship

John Huh wasn't expecting the lowest round of his PGA Tour career Thursday in the Wyndham Championship, and he had no complaints about the score or the timing.

"It's kind of strange because like earlier I mentioned, I wasn't really feeling great with my game and (to) shoot my career low, it's kind of weird," Huh said. "Sort of mixed feelings, but I'll take this any day."

Huh needed a round like this. He is No. 120 in the FedEx Cup — with some wiggle room because of the defectors to Saudi-funded LIV Golf — and only the top 125 advance to the lucrative postseason next week and are assured a full PGA Tour card for next season.

Im had two eagles in his round of 63. At a true No. 15 in the FedEx Cup, he already is set for the postseason and a good week might be able to sew up his spot in the finale at East Lake.

Peter Malnati and Brandon Wu were at 64.

Far more relevant was the group at 65, which includes Austin Smotherman. He is list at No. 135 in the FedEx Cup, but he would count as No. 125 — the cutoff — because 10 players ahead of him have been suspended for signing on with LIV Golf.

The suspended players would be line in to receive FedEx Cup bonus money without playing. The PGA Tour said last week a player's FedEx Cup ranking would not be affected by those have gone over to LIV Golf.

Also at 65 was Aaron Wise, who is at No. 34 in the standings and is looking to improve his ranking going into the lucrative FedEx Cup playoffs. Wise had a five-hole stretch on the back nine that he played in 5-under par, including a 30-foot eagle putt on the 15th, until missing the fairway and failing to save par from beyond the green at the 18th.

Canada's Michael Gligic was also among the group who shot 5-under 65 for the day, sitting tied