Take a look at the players who CRASHED OUT of PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs
The 2023 FedEx Cup playoffs on the PGA Tour continues with the BMW Championship: take a look at the entire field that will be playing in Chicago.
The PGA Tour's 2023 FedEx Cup playoffs continues with the forthcoming BMW Championship at Olympia Fields.
Only 50 players will tee it up after 20 golfers were nixed following the FedEx St. Jude Championship that was won by a sweaty Lucas Glover.
After the BMW Championship, only 30 players will make it to the season-ending Tour Championship at East Lake.
Below, GolfMagic has listed the 50 players who will be competing in Chicago over 17-20 August.
Justin Thomas was the big name who missed out on the original 70 who advanced to the postseason in truly sickening fashion.
Hideki Matsuyama was the highest-profile player who looked at times he was going to miss out on the second leg of the playoffs but in the end the 2021 Masters champion got in by the skin of his teeth.
Notable players who did not make the cut last weekend include: Matt Kuchar, Mackenzie Hughes, Nick Hardy and Davis Riley.
BMW Championship field:
1. Jon Rahm
3. Rory McIlroy
4. Lucas Glover
5. Patrick Cantlay
6. Max Homa
7. Viktor Hovland
8. Wyndham Clark
9. Brian Harman
10. Tommy Fleetwood
11. Keegan Bradley
12. Rickie Fowler
13. Tony Finau
14. Taylor Moore
15. Russell Henley
16. Nick Taylor
17. Si Woo Kim
18. Tom Kim
19. Xander Schauffele
20. Adam Schenk
21. Jason Day
22. Collin Morikawa
23. Emiliano Grillo
24. Sepp Straka
25. Corey Conners
26. Tyrrell Hatton
27. Jordan Spieth
28. Sungjae Im
29. Chris Kirk
30. Sam Burns
31. Sahith Theegala
32. Justin Rose
33. Kurt Kitayama
34. Denny McCarthy
35. Seamus Power
36. Lee Hodges
37. Adam Hadwin
38. Byeon Hun An
39. Adam Svensson
40. Matt Fitzpatrick
41. Andrew Putnam
42. Eric Cole
43. J.T. Poston
44. Brendon Todd
45. Cam Davis
46. Cameron Young
47. Hideki Matsuyama
48. Tom Hoge
49. Harris English
50. Patrick Rodgers
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