OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. At 113th on the FedExCup points list, Bubba Watsons options this week at The Northern Trust are rather limited play well or go home, for the season.Not that either option is particularly concerning to Watson.You know, truthfully, when I'm done with the playoffs, no matter where that is, I'm taking at least four and a half months off. I won't play until next year, said Watson, who opened with a 3-under 67 and was tied for fifth at Glen Oaks. I don't know about you, but traveling every week, my kids started kindergarten. ... If I had to choose golf or family, I'm going family every day of the week.
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Watson, who is projected to move to 62nd on the points list in his quest to crack the top 100 and play next weeks Dell Technologies Championship, also offered a view of the playoffs thats likely not going to be popular with PGA Tour executives.If you ask every player and they answer truthfully, we're worried about week-to-week, he said. We're trying to lift that trophy week-to-week. Nobody is focused on trying to win the trophy at the end of the playoffs. . . . I know what we have to talk about and write about, and if you win enough, you'll get the big one at the end of the four weeks.
The PGA Tour kicked off its event in Mexico City on Thursday as Louis Oosthuizen took a one-shot lead at seven under par after the opening round at the 2018 WGC -Mexico Championship
Since 2013 the top 125 on the FedExCup points list also retain their tour cards for the following season. After the second playoff event, the top 30 players advance to the final event. Accumulated points are reset, so the #1 player has 2000 points, the #2 player has 1800 points, down to the #30 player who is given 168 points.
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While the bubble will be a fluid target this week at Sedgefield, Garcia likely needs at least a top-20 finish to move into the top 125 while Haas will likely need to finish inside the top 5. One of the 13 playoff streaks is assured of ending next week, as Luke Donald has missed most of the year with a back injury.
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Jason Day had his own string of birdies, five in a row midway through his round and then a 60-footer at the 17th, during a 63 that was the best of the day and got him to 10 under. The fourth-ranked player in the world was tied for third with Kokrak, who shot a 72 after setting a Nelson 36-hole record with a five-stroke lead.
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After her closing birdie, Wie had to wait in the wings and watch Korda and Kang miss birdie chances at the last that could have forced a playoff. The victory was sweet for Wie for a lot of reasons, including her inability to close out a 54-hole lead in this event a year ago. "I just wanted to get revenge after last year a little bit," Wie said.
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