There is only one regular-season event left in the 2025 PGA Tour season, meaning the FedEx Cup Playoffs begin next week.

That means the race for the playoffs is in full gear, as players jockey for spots in the top 70 in the FedEx Cup standings to secure a spot in the FedEx St. Jude Championship in Memphis, Tennessee. This is the third year that only 70 players will reach the first playoff event, unlike previous years when 125 made the playoffs.

The top 50 players after the FedEx St. Jude Championship from August 7-10 will qualify for the BMW Championship at Caves Valley from August 14-17 in Maryland. Then, the top 30 will head to Atlanta and East Lake for the Tour Championship from August 21-24.

At the 3M Open, Kurt Kitayama soared up the FedEx Cup rankings to No. 53 after securing his second PGA Tour victory. However, others on the bubble have work to do at the Wyndham Championship if they want to make the playoffs.

Here’s a closer look at some interesting names in the FedEx Cup points standings, including some who have work to do to stay in the top 70 and others who need to make a push to reach Memphis next week.

FedEx Cup Playoffs standings before Wyndham ChampionshipNos. 61-70RankNameFedEx Cup points61Rickie Fowler65662Davis Riley65263Kevin Yu64564Erik van Rooyen63465Nico Echavarria62866Emiliano Grillo62867Cam Davis61668Patrick Rodgers61669Byeong Hun An59570Matti Schmid595

Matti Schmid becomes bubble boy at No. 70 and only five points in front of Nicolai Hojgaard, the first person outside. At a minimum, Schmid needs to earn more points than Hojgaard to stay in front of him next week. But, someone is going to make a run from outside the number. Can Schmid retain his spot?

Nos. 71-85RankNameFedEx Cup points71Nicolai Højgaard59072Keith Mitchell58973Chris Kirk58274Christiaan Bezuidenhout57575Gary Woodland56276Kevin Roy55677Alex Smalley55478Davis Thompson55279Eric Cole54680William Mouw52781Ryo Hisatsune50482Rasmus Højgaard48083Karl Vilips47184Matt McCarty45585Adam Scott446

A few big names outside of the top 70, including Keith Mitchell, Chris Kirk, Gary Woodland and Adam Scott, who is 150 points behind the cutoff. He has only missed the FedEx Cup Playoffs once in his career. He’s going to need a top finish at the Wyndham Championship to make it to Memphis.