Max Greyserman notably moved from 58th to 51st after finishing as a runner-up at the Baycurrent Classic, boosting his chances of qualifying for major events like the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational.

The FedExCup fall standings are heating up as the top 60 players, including notable names like Jordan Spieth and Wyndham Clark, are vying for qualification to the signature events, with the current cutoff at 51st place held by Greyserman.

With only four tournaments left—namely the Bank of Utah Championship, the World Wide Technology Championship, the Bermuda Championship, and the RSM Classic—the top 100 players will secure full exempt status for 2026, a change from previous years when the cutoff was at 125.

The current standings are critical because they determine who will earn full exemption for the 2026 season, with only four tournaments remaining in the fall schedule.

This week saw significant movement among players, such as Micheal Thorbjorsen jumping 18 spots to 72nd and Takumi Kanaya moving from 135th to 113th, underscoring the competitive nature of the race.