β›³ 2026 Wyndham Championship Final Results, Cut & FedExCup Playoffs Hub

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Inside This Page: The 2026 Wyndham Championship is complete. Michael Brennan won at 22-under 258, three shots ahead of Beau Hossler, and the FedExCup Top 70 is now final. Brennan jumped from No. 105 to No. 47 to reach the Playoffs, while Jackson Koivun held the final spot at No. 70 and Steven Fisk fell to No. 71.

2026 Wyndham Championship Field & Cut Tracker Overview

The Wyndham Championship returns to Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro for the final event of the PGA TOUR regular season. The tournament rounds are scheduled for August 6-9, 2026, with a 149-player starting field and major FedExCup playoff pressure surrounding the final Top 70 positions.

This page preserves the complete tournament leaderboard field of 149 players and the official 3-under 137 cut that sent 81 players to the weekend. The tournament is now complete: Michael Brennan won at 22-under 258, Beau Hossler finished second at 19-under 261, and Ben James was third at 18-under 262. The weekend field below has been updated to final 72-hole results, and the FedExCup section now shows the final Top 70 playoff outcome.

Current page status: Tournament complete. The official cut remains 3-under 137, all 81 weekend players are listed below with final scores and finishing positions, and the FedExCup Top 70 is final for the 2026 Playoffs.

πŸ“Œ How the Wyndham Championship Field & Cut Tracker Works

  1. 149-player tournament leaderboard field: the complete starting field is posted below in alphabetical order.
  2. Monday qualifying complete: Lorenzo Rodriguez (a), Keenan Huskey, William McGirt, and Luke List earned the four available spots and have been added to the qualifier section and alphabetical field.
  3. FedExCup final Top 70: the regular-season standings are final. Michael Brennan moved from No. 105 to No. 47 with the victory, Jackson Koivun secured the final playoff position at No. 70, and Steven Fisk dropped to No. 71.
  4. 36-hole cut: the low 65 players and ties advance. The 2026 Wyndham cut settled at 3-under 137, with 81 players reaching the weekend.
  5. Final results update: all 81 players who survived the cut are now shown with their final 72-hole position and score, with FedExCup notations added for the key playoff bubble outcomes.
  6. Weekend playing field: all 81 players who made the cut are listed below in one complete alphabetical section with their final position and 72-hole score.
  7. Fantasy connection: the post-cut update will also show which original CaddyBytes fantasy selections reached the weekend.

πŸ‘₯ 2026 Wyndham Championship Field & Weekend Cut Tracker

Last Updated: August 10, 2026 β€” Final Results Complete; FedExCup Top 70 Set

The official 36-hole cut remains 3-under 137, with 81 players having advanced. The tournament is complete: Michael Brennan closed with a 64 to win at 22-under 258, Beau Hossler finished second at 19-under, and Ben James shot 61 to finish third at 18-under.

The FedExCup bubble is also final. Michael Brennan was the only player to move into the Top 70 during Wyndham week, climbing from No. 105 to No. 47. Jackson Koivun held the final playoff spot at No. 70, while Steven Fisk fell from No. 69 to No. 71 after missing the cut. Beau Hossler's runner-up finish moved him all the way from No. 122 to No. 72, one position outside the Playoffs.

  • Champion: Michael Brennan β€” 22-under 258 (66-65-63-64), three shots clear.
  • Runner-up: Beau Hossler β€” 19-under 261.
  • Third: Ben James β€” 18-under 262 after a final-round 61.
  • Fourth: Kevin Yu β€” 16-under 264.
  • Tied fifth: Harry Hall and Tom Kim β€” 15-under 265.
  • Official cut: 3-under 137; 81 players advanced to the weekend.
  • FedExCup move-in: Brennan entered the week No. 105 and finished the regular season No. 47, earning a place in the FedExCup Playoffs.
  • Final man in: Jackson Koivun finished T29 at 8-under and held the No. 70 FedExCup position.
  • First man out: Steven Fisk missed the cut and fell from No. 69 to No. 71.
  • Heartbreak finish: Beau Hossler needed to win to qualify. His runner-up finish moved him from No. 122 to No. 72, just outside the playoff field.
  • Other bubble players inside: Jordan Smith No. 64, Aldrich Potgieter No. 67, Ricky Castillo No. 68 and Matti Schmid No. 69.
  • Other key misses: Matt Wallace No. 73, Keegan Bradley No. 74, Mac Meissner No. 75, Andrew Putnam No. 76, Davis Thompson No. 77, Johnny Keefer No. 78, Austin Smotherman No. 80 and Tom Hoge No. 81.

The tournament leaderboard field is listed alphabetically below. Players marked WD withdrew; Aaron Wise is marked DQ. The complete 81-player weekend field and complete missed-cut list appear in dedicated sections farther down the page.

Akina, Kihei (a)
Bauchou, Zachary
Berger, Daniel (WD)
Bezuidenhout, Christiaan
Blair, Zac
Blanchet, Chandler
Bradley, Keegan
Brennan, Michael
Brown, Blades
Campbell, Brian
Campos, Rafael
Castillo, Ricky
Cauley, Bud
Chatfield, Davis
Clanton, Luke
Cole, Eric
Collet, Tyler
Coody, Pierceson (WD)
Crowe, Trace
Dahmen, Joel
Davis, Cam
Day, Jason
Dou, Zecheng
Dumont De Chassart, Adrien
Dunlap, Nick
Echavarria, Nico
Eckroat, Austin
English, Harris
Ewart, A.J.
Finau, Tony
Fishburn, Patrick
Fisk, Steven
Fitzpatrick, Alex
Garnett, Brice
Gerard, Ryan
Ghim, Doug
Glover, Lucas
Greyserman, Max
Griffin, Ben
Griffin, Lanto
Grillo, Emiliano
Hall, Harry
Harman, Brian
Highsmith, Joe
Hirata, Kensei
Hisatsune, Ryo
Hodges, Lee
Hoey, Rico
Hoge, Tom
Hojgaard, Rasmus
Horschel, Billy
Hossler, Beau
Hrabak, Cooper
Hubbard, Mark
Hughes, Mackenzie
Huskey, Keenan
Im, Sungjae
Jaeger, Stephan
James, Ben
Kanaya, Takumi
Kang, Jeffrey
Keefer, Johnny
Kim, Michael
Kim, Tom
Kirk, Chris
Kizzire, Patton
Koepka, Brooks
Kohles, Ben
Koivun, Jackson
Kuchar, Matt
Lamprecht, Christo
Lebioda, Hank
Li, Haotong
Lipsky, David
List, Luke
Lower, Justin
Malnati, Peter
Matsuyama, Hideki
Mazzoli, Stefano
McCarthy, Denny
McCarty, Matt
McGirt, William
McGreevy, Max
McNealy, Maverick
Meissner, Mac
Merritt, Troy
Mitchell, Keith
Moore, Taylor (WD)
Mouw, William
Neergaard-Petersen, Rasmus
Noren, Alex
Novak, Andrew
Nyholm, Pontus
Olesen, ThorbjΓΈrn
Pan, C.T.
Parry, John
Pavon, Matthieu
Pendrith, Taylor
Penge, Marco
Phillips, Chandler
Poston, J.T.
Potgieter, Aldrich
Power, Seamus
Putnam, Andrew
Rai, Aaron
Ramey, Chad
Riley, Davis
Rodgers, Patrick
Rodriguez, Lorenzo (a)
Roy, Kevin
Rozo, Marcelo
Saddier, Adrien
Sargent, Gordon
Schenk, Adam (WD)
Schmid, Matti
Shipley, Neal
Silverman, Ben
Simpson, Webb
Skinns, David
Smalley, Alex
Smith, Jordan
Smotherman, Austin
Snedeker, Brandt
Spieth, Jordan
Springer, Hayden
Stanger, Jimmy
Stevens, Sam
Straka, Sepp
Streelman, Kevin
Suber, Jackson
Svensson, Adam
Svensson, Jesper
Taylor, Nick
Theegala, Sahith
Thomas, Justin
Thompson, Davis
Tosti, Alejandro
van Rooyen, Erik
VanDerLaan, John
Ventura, Kristoffer
Vilips, Karl
Villegas, Camilo
Walker, Danny
Wallace, Matt
Whaley, Vince
Wise, Aaron (DQ)
Wu, Dylan
Young, Cameron
Yu, Kevin

The PGA TOUR regular season is complete. The Top 70 in FedExCup points qualified for the FedEx St. Jude Championship and the opening round of the 2026 FedExCup Playoffs. The Wyndham Championship produced one move into the Top 70: champion Michael Brennan jumped from No. 105 to No. 47, which pushed Steven Fisk out to No. 71.

Made the FedExCup Playoffs β€” key Wyndham bubble results
  • Michael Brennan β€” No. 47: entered No. 105, won the Wyndham at 22-under and vaulted safely into the Playoffs.
  • Jordan Smith β€” No. 64: entered No. 68 and finished T14 at 12-under, moving four places up.
  • Aldrich Potgieter β€” No. 67: entered No. 65 and missed the cut, but retained a Top-70 position.
  • Ricky Castillo β€” No. 68: entered No. 66 and finished T49 at 6-under, staying inside the playoff line.
  • Matti Schmid β€” No. 69: entered No. 67 and finished T72 at 2-under, holding on to a playoff berth.
  • Jackson Koivun β€” No. 70: entered No. 70 and finished T29 at 8-under, securing the final FedExCup Playoffs position.
First players outside the final Top 70
  • No. 71 Steven Fisk: entered No. 69, missed the cut and was the player displaced when Brennan won.
  • No. 72 Beau Hossler: entered No. 122 and needed a victory. He finished runner-up at 19-under, making a huge jump but missing the Playoffs by one position.
  • No. 73 Matt Wallace: entered No. 80 and finished T7 at 14-under. His strong week was not enough to crack the Top 70.
  • No. 74 Keegan Bradley: entered No. 72 and finished T49 at 6-under, ending his long run of FedExCup Playoffs appearances.
  • No. 75 Mac Meissner: entered No. 71 and missed the cut.
  • No. 76 Andrew Putnam: entered No. 73 and finished T54 at 5-under.
  • No. 77 Davis Thompson: entered No. 81 and finished T14 at 12-under, but the Sunday result was not enough.
  • No. 78 Johnny Keefer: entered No. 74 and missed the cut.
  • No. 80 Austin Smotherman: entered No. 76 and finished T67 at 3-under.
  • No. 81 Tom Hoge: entered No. 79 and finished T29 at 8-under.
Other notable players who did not reach the Playoffs
  • Jason Day: missed the cut and finished outside the Top 70.
  • Stephan Jaeger: missed the cut and finished outside the Top 70.
  • David Lipsky: missed the cut and finished outside the Top 70.
  • Brooks Koepka: finished T67 at 3-under and did not qualify.
  • Tony Finau: finished T61 at 4-under and did not qualify.
  • Denny McCarthy: finished T29 at 8-under and did not qualify.
  • Billy Horschel: finished T12 at 13-under but did not reach the Top 70.
  • Kevin Yu: finished fourth at 16-under; he needed at least solo second entering Sunday and fell short.
  • Ben James: shot 61 to finish third at 18-under, but his pre-week path required a victory.
  • Rasmus HΓΈjgaard: finished T49 at 6-under and did not qualify.
  • Kevin Roy: finished T19 at 11-under and did not qualify.
  • Andrew Novak: finished T7 at 14-under and did not qualify.

Final bubble takeaway: Brennan was the only player to break into the Top 70 during Wyndham week. Koivun held the last playoff spot at No. 70, Fisk became the first man out at No. 71, and Hossler's runner-up finish left him No. 72 after needing a win to advance.

Open qualifying is complete. Lorenzo Rodriguez (a), Keenan Huskey, William McGirt, and Luke List earned the four available positions. The tournament-week field movement is closed, and the complete 149-player leaderboard field remains preserved above with the tournament now complete.

  • Open qualifier 1: Lorenzo Rodriguez (a) β€” 8-under, medalist.
  • Open qualifier 2: Keenan Huskey β€” 7-under.
  • Open qualifier 3: William McGirt β€” 7-under.
  • Open qualifier 4: Luke List β€” 6-under.
  • Original qualifier note: four players advanced through Monday qualifying; the tournament leaderboard ultimately shows 149 players.
  • Confirmed replacements: Kristoffer Ventura, Matt Kuchar, Lanto Griffin, and Justin Lower are included in the current alphabetical list.
  • Late field movement: reflected in the complete 149-player tournament leaderboard field above.
  • Pre-tournament withdrawals: Kristoffer Reitan, Brendon Todd, Dan Brown, and Michael Thorbjornsen.

The official cut settled at 3-under 137. The PGA TOUR cut rule is low 65 and ties, and the 2026 Wyndham produced a crowded cut line: 18 players tied for 64th at 3-under, sending 81 players to the weekend.

Keegan Bradley, Andrew Putnam, Austin Smotherman, Tony Finau, Jordan Spieth, Cameron Young and Webb Simpson were among the players who survived exactly on the number.

  • 36-hole leader: Beau Hossler β€” 12-under 128.
  • Official cut score: 3-under 137.
  • Players advancing: 81.
  • Players tied on the cut line: 18 at 3-under.
  • FedExCup bubble survivors on the number: Keegan Bradley, Andrew Putnam and Austin Smotherman.
  • Important bubble result: Jackson Koivun ultimately finished T29 at 8-under and secured the final FedExCup Playoffs position at No. 70.

All 81 players who made the 3-under cut are listed alphabetically below. The bold notation shows each player's final 72-hole score and finishing position. FedExCup notes identify the most important final playoff bubble outcomes.

Final result: Michael Brennan won at 22-under 258, three shots ahead of Beau Hossler. Ben James finished third at 18-under after a closing 61. Brennan also climbed from No. 105 to No. 47 in the FedExCup and earned a playoff berth.

  • Akina, Kihei (a) (+3, 81)
  • Bauchou, Zachary (-12, T14)
  • Bezuidenhout, Christiaan (-7, T38)
  • Bradley, Keegan (-6, T49) β€” FedExCup No. 74, missed Playoffs
  • Brennan, Michael (-22, 1) β€” Champion; FedExCup No. 47, advanced
  • Campos, Rafael (-9, T25)
  • Castillo, Ricky (-6, T49) β€” FedExCup No. 68, advanced
  • Cauley, Bud (-5, T54)
  • Chatfield, Davis (-9, T25)
  • Cole, Eric (-8, T29)
  • Collet, Tyler (-5, T54)
  • Crowe, Trace (-7, T38)
  • Dahmen, Joel (-7, T38)
  • Echavarria, Nico (-13, T12)
  • Eckroat, Austin (-7, T38)
  • Finau, Tony (-4, T61)
  • Fishburn, Patrick (-6, T49)
  • Fitzpatrick, Alex (-4, T61)
  • Ghim, Doug (-11, T19)
  • Greyserman, Max (-1, T77)
  • Hall, Harry (-15, T5)
  • Highsmith, Joe (-1, T77)
  • Hirata, Kensei (-2, T72)
  • Hodges, Lee (-2, T72)
  • Hoey, Rico (-9, T25)
  • Hoge, Tom (-8, T29) β€” FedExCup No. 81, missed Playoffs
  • Hojgaard, Rasmus (-6, T49)
  • Horschel, Billy (-13, T12)
  • Hossler, Beau (-19, 2) β€” FedExCup No. 72, missed Playoffs by one position
  • Hughes, Mackenzie (-8, T29)
  • Im, Sungjae (-12, T14)
  • James, Ben (-18, 3)
  • Kim, Michael (-5, T54)
  • Kim, Tom (-15, T5)
  • Kirk, Chris (-2, T72)
  • Kizzire, Patton (-5, T54)
  • Koepka, Brooks (-3, T67)
  • Kohles, Ben (-8, T29)
  • Koivun, Jackson (-8, T29) β€” FedExCup No. 70, final player in
  • Lower, Justin (-1, T77)
  • Malnati, Peter (E, 80)
  • Matsuyama, Hideki (-14, T7)
  • McCarthy, Denny (-8, T29)
  • McCarty, Matt (-8, T29)
  • McNealy, Maverick (-9, T25)
  • Mitchell, Keith (-7, T38)
  • Noren, Alex (-14, T7)
  • Novak, Andrew (-14, T7)
  • Nyholm, Pontus (-3, T67)
  • Olesen, ThorbjΓΈrn (-4, T61)
  • Parry, John (-7, T38)
  • Pendrith, Taylor (-7, T38)
  • Penge, Marco (-7, T38)
  • Phillips, Chandler (-10, T22)
  • Putnam, Andrew (-5, T54) β€” FedExCup No. 76, missed Playoffs
  • Rai, Aaron (-8, T29)
  • Ramey, Chad (-7, T38)
  • Roy, Kevin (-11, T19)
  • Saddier, Adrien (-4, T61)
  • Schmid, Matti (-2, T72) β€” FedExCup No. 69, advanced
  • Shipley, Neal (-3, T67)
  • Simpson, Webb (-7, T38)
  • Skinns, David (-10, T22)
  • Smalley, Alex (-14, T7)
  • Smith, Jordan (-12, T14) β€” FedExCup No. 64, advanced
  • Smotherman, Austin (-3, T67) β€” FedExCup No. 80, missed Playoffs
  • Snedeker, Brandt (-4, T61)
  • Spieth, Jordan (-11, T19)
  • Springer, Hayden (-8, T29)
  • Streelman, Kevin (-7, T38)
  • Suber, Jackson (-10, T22)
  • Taylor, Nick (-2, T72)
  • Theegala, Sahith (-6, T49)
  • Thomas, Justin (-12, T14)
  • Thompson, Davis (-12, T14) β€” FedExCup No. 77, missed Playoffs
  • van Rooyen, Erik (-3, T67)
  • Ventura, Kristoffer (-5, T54)
  • Walker, Danny (-5, T54)
  • Wallace, Matt (-14, T7) β€” FedExCup No. 73, missed Playoffs
  • Young, Cameron (-4, T61)
  • Yu, Kevin (-16, 4)

The 63 players below finished outside the 3-under cut line. Scores shown are through 36 holes.

  • Blair, Zac (-2)
  • Blanchet, Chandler (+5)
  • Brown, Blades (+4)
  • Campbell, Brian (-2)
  • Clanton, Luke (-1)
  • Davis, Cam (+9)
  • Day, Jason (+4)
  • Dou, Zecheng (E)
  • Dumont De Chassart, Adrien (E)
  • Dunlap, Nick (+13)
  • English, Harris (E)
  • Ewart, A.J. (-1)
  • Fisk, Steven (+2)
  • Garnett, Brice (-2)
  • Gerard, Ryan (-2)
  • Glover, Lucas (E)
  • Griffin, Ben (-2)
  • Griffin, Lanto (E)
  • Grillo, Emiliano (-2)
  • Harman, Brian (-2)
  • Hisatsune, Ryo (+1)
  • Hrabak, Cooper (+9)
  • Hubbard, Mark (+1)
  • Huskey, Keenan (+4)
  • Jaeger, Stephan (+3)
  • Kanaya, Takumi (-1)
  • Kang, Jeffrey (E)
  • Keefer, Johnny (-1)
  • Kuchar, Matt (+1)
  • Lamprecht, Christo (+3)
  • Lebioda, Hank (+2)
  • Li, Haotong (+5)
  • Lipsky, David (+8)
  • List, Luke (+11)
  • Mazzoli, Stefano (E)
  • McGirt, William (+2)
  • McGreevy, Max (E)
  • Meissner, Mac (-2)
  • Merritt, Troy (+3)
  • Mouw, William (+1)
  • Neergaard-Petersen, Rasmus (+1)
  • Pan, C.T. (-2)
  • Pavon, Matthieu (E)
  • Poston, J.T. (-1)
  • Potgieter, Aldrich (+8)
  • Power, Seamus (+2)
  • Riley, Davis (+5)
  • Rodgers, Patrick (E)
  • Rodriguez, Lorenzo (a) (+9)
  • Rozo, Marcelo (-1)
  • Sargent, Gordon (E)
  • Silverman, Ben (E)
  • Stanger, Jimmy (+3)
  • Stevens, Sam (E)
  • Straka, Sepp (+3)
  • Svensson, Adam (+3)
  • Svensson, Jesper (+5)
  • Tosti, Alejandro (E)
  • VanDerLaan, John (+2)
  • Vilips, Karl (-2)
  • Villegas, Camilo (+2)
  • Whaley, Vince (+11)
  • Wu, Dylan (+5)
Withdrawals / Disqualification
  • Berger, Daniel (WD)
  • Coody, Pierceson (WD)
  • Moore, Taylor (WD)
  • Schenk, Adam (WD)
  • Wise, Aaron (DQ)

Final FedExCup impact: Aldrich Potgieter missed the cut but held on at No. 67 and advanced. Steven Fisk also missed the cut and fell from No. 69 to No. 71, becoming the first player outside the Playoffs. Mac Meissner, Johnny Keefer, Jason Day, Stephan Jaeger and David Lipsky also missed the cut and finished outside the Top 70.

The tournament is complete. Use the dedicated CaddyBytes Wyndham Championship fantasy page for the final results and grades for the original picks.

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  • The Wyndham Championship is the final event of the PGA TOUR regular season.
  • The tournament is played at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina.
  • The tournament leaderboard field contains 149 players after all tournament-week field movement.
  • The low 65 players and ties advance after 36 holes; the 2026 cut was 3-under 137 and 81 players advanced.
  • The field includes four players advancing through Monday qualifying.
  • Cameron Young enters as the defending champion.
  • The page now preserves the original field, official cut, complete missed-cut list, final 72-hole results for all 81 weekend players, and the final FedExCup Top 70 playoff outcome.
🟒 CaddyBytes Wyndham Field Tracker Note

The 36-hole cut remains official at 3-under 137 and the tournament is complete. This page now preserves the full tournament field, all 81 weekend players with final 72-hole results, the complete missed-cut list, and the final FedExCup Top 70 playoff outcome.