The FedEx Cup Fall starts on Thursday at the Biltmore Championship in Asheville. For the players outside the top of the standings, it's the most important part of the year: finish inside the top 100 and you are fully exempt for 2027.
| Ends | Event | Purse |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 20 | Biltmore Championship Asheville | $5.0M |
| Oct 4 | Bank of Utah Championship | $6.0M |
| Oct 11 | Baycurrent Classic, Japan | $8.0M |
| Oct 25 | Butterfield Bermuda Championship | $6.0M |
| Nov 1 | Mexico Open | $6.0M |
| Nov 8 | World Wide Technology Championship | $6.0M |
| Nov 15 | Austin Championship | $6.0M |
| Nov 22 | RSM Classic | $7.4M |
- 8 Events
- $50.4 million In total purses
- 100 The card line
Where the value is
The Baycurrent Classic in Japan has the biggest purse of the fall, at $8 million, so it carries the most money. For players near the line, though, every event counts the same: one good week can be the difference between a full schedule and starting again.
The Austin event is the one Good Good was due to sponsor before the ad controversy. The Tour says it will still be played.
Jake will track who moves after each week.
Sources: PGA Tour 2026 schedule via Wikipedia; AP (August, Austin event).