TOUR Championship leaderboard without FedExCup Starting Strokes

The TOUR Championship utilizes the FedExCup Starting Strokes format to reward players who’ve had the best seasons thus far. They’ve earned an advantage over their competition for the final week that decides the FedExCup.

From a betting perspective, players’ scores this week (not including the Starting Strokes) are also important. There was an active betting market for the low 72-hole score this week.

Collin Morikawa finished second behind FedExCup champ Scottie Scheffler on the overall scoreboard, but he left East Lake with the lowest 72-hole score among the 30-man field. Morikawa had the fourth-lowest odds (+1600) entering the week at BetMGM Sportsbook to have the lowest 72-hole score.

Morikawa’s final-round 66 meant he played four rounds in 22-under, with a 26-under total including his Starting Strokes. Morikawa’s 22-under 262 finished the week one shot ahead of Sahith Theegala, who closed with a 64, and two shots clear of Scheffler for the 72-hole score.

Morikawa and Theegala (24-under) finished solo second and solo third, respectively, on the final leaderboard behind Scheffler (30-under) when Starting Strokes were included.