In the first stage of the Playoffs in FedEx Cup 2025, Tommy Fleetwood saw itself again in position to win his first PGA Tour title.
The Englishman played flawless wave through 36 holes and entered the last round of Sunday on TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tenn., With a One-shot lead over Justin Rose and one border with two shots over Scottie Scheffler.
“I just think I would rather be there and not fail than not at all,” Fleetwood said after the third round to give himself a chance for a victory. “So anyway, it’s a good thing. Yes, it hurts if it doesn’t happen for you … Of course it is not my favorite time, as ends at the 18th at that moment. But I practice so hard in my game, and I work so hard and I enjoy being here, so it is the same if you go in 40th place in 40th place.
“As I say, I just look forward to the opportunities and keep giving myself a chance, haunting my dreams, and whether they happen or not tomorrow or the next week or the following week, that’s a different story. But I’m looking forward to it anyway.”
Fleetwood played scratchingly wave early and lost the lead to JJ Spaun and Scheffler when he made it. But Fleetwood released a 33-foot Birdie putt on the 12th hole to even pull with Spaun and Scheffler. He followed that with another Birdie at the age of 13 to take the lead with five holes to play.
But again it was not to be the time of Fleetwood.
Spaun caught Fleetwood with a birdie at 17, while Rose Vier Birdies in a row to tie the two on 16. A sloppy bogey on 17 put Fleetwood a shot behind Rose and Spaun on the way to 18.
Both Rose and Fleetwood made par on the 18th, who ended the Fleetwood tournament and sent Rose to a sudden-dead play-off against Spaun.
Rose and Spaun Parrijden both the first play -off hole and exchanged Birdies on the second.
Then, with a new hole cut on the third, Rose rolled into another Birdie, while Spaun’s attempt to match just slid at the hole, giving Rose his first victory since the 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Below is a breakdown of what everyone in the field has earned this week in Memphis. The tournament has a wallet of $ 20 million with $ 3.6 million to the winner.
What every player made at the FedEx St. Jude Championship 2025
Win. Justin Rose, $ 3.6 million
2. JJ Spaun, $ 2.16 million
T3. Tommy Fleetwood, $ 1.16 million
Scottie Scheffler, $ 1.16 million
5. Cameron Young, $ 800,000
T6. Rickie Fowler, $ 670,000
Akshay Bhatia, $ 670,000
Andrew Novak, $ 670,000
T9. Ludvig Åberg, $ 500,000
Patrick Cantlay, $ 500,000
Kurt Kitayama, $ 500,000
Chris Kirk, $ 500,000
Ben Griffin, $ 500,000
T14. Sie Kir Kir, $ 360,000
Bud Cauley, $ 360,000
Jhonattan Vegas, $ 360,000
T17. Hideki Matsuyama, $ 280,000
Russell Henley, $ 280,000
Section STPHA, $ 280,000
Sungjae in, $ 280,000
Jacob Bridgeman, $ 280,000
T22. Brian Harman, $ 185,666
AARON RAI, $ 185,666
Harry Hall, $ 185,666
JT Poston, $ 185,666
Xander Schauffele, $ 185,666
Collin Morikawa, $ 185,666
T28. Justin Thomas, $ 139,000
Sam Burns, $ 139,000
Maverick McNealy, $ 139,000
Taylor Pendrith, $ 139,000
T32. Viktor HOVOLAND, $ 110,666
Davis Riley, $ 110,666
Denny McCarthy, $ 110,666
Matt Fitzpatrick, $ 110,666
Max Greysernman, $ 110,666
Kevin Yu, $ 110,666
T38. Jordan Spieth, $ 84,000
Nico Echavarria, $ 84,000
Patrick Rodgers, $ 84,000
Matti Schmid, $ 84,000
Thomas Detry, $ 84,000
Robert Macintyre, $ 84,000
T44. Keegan Bradley, $ 64,000
Ryan Gerard, $ 64,000
Nick Taylor, $ 64,000
Lucas Glover, $ 64,000
T48. Harris English, $ 53,400
Stephan Jaeger, $ 53,400
T50. Cam Davis, $ 48,700
Corey Conners, $ 48,700
Ryan Fox, $ 48,700
Emiliano Grillo, $ 48,700
T54. Sam Stevens, $ 46,200
Chris GotterUp, $ 46,200
T56. Wyndham Clark, $ 45,200
Jason Day, $ 45,200
Mackenzie Hughes, $ 45,200
T59. Aldrich Potgieter, $ 44,000
Shane Lowry, $ 44,000
Michael Kim, $ 44,000
T62. Erik Van Rooyen, $ 43,000
Jake Knapp, $ 43,000
T64. Tom Hoge, $ 42,000
Brian Campbell, $ 42,000
Tony -Argument, $ 42,000
67. Joe Highsmith, $ 41,200
T66: Daniel Berger, $ 40,600
Min Wooe Lee, $ 40,600
Justin Rose makes Birdie at no. 16 with St. Jude
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