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Five PGA Tour Events Left: The Good, Bad and Ugly of 2026

With just five PGA Tour events remaining in 2026, the fallout from this season’s FedExCup standings has already begun shaping next year’s landscape. Lee Hodges, currently 100th in the standings, clings to the final qualifying spot for full PGA Tour eligibility in 2027 after a late-season push that included a tie for 33rd at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan.

His final two bogeys on Sunday left him just one spot away from securing his place, underscoring the razor-thin margins at play. Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler has already wrapped up the FedExCup and its $10 million prize, capping off a dominant season that included victories at The American Express, the FedEx St.

Jude Championship, and the Tour Championship. His final-round performance at East Lake—where he carded a 66 to outlast Viktor Hovland—solidified his second FedExCup title and 22nd PGA Tour win, though his lack of a major championship this year leaves some questioning whether he could have pushed for more.

Rory McIlroy added another major to his résumé by defending his Masters title at Augusta National, becoming the latest player to join an elite tier of consecutive Masters winners alongside legends like Nicklaus, Faldo, and Woods.

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