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The PGA Tour season all comes down to this, and our model says the No. 1 player in the world looks ready to lift the Cup. Plus, nine other players to watch.

Bradley's win last week at the BMW launched him into fourth place in the FedEx standings. He might even make the U.S. playing roster for Montreal next month, which is certainly unconventional, writes Bob Harig.

A day after shooting 63, the Aussie carded a 74, but he remains in the mix for his first victory in four years—and a coveted spot in the Tour Championship.

The PGA Tour wants win-or-die suspense without actually subjecting players to a win-or-die system.

Despite FedEx underperforming the S&P 500 Index over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain moderately bullish about the stock’s prospects.

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The Englishman is 31st in the FedEx Cup rankings with only the top-30 making it through to the Tour Championship next week

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The world No. 1 won six times on the PGA Tour this year but is destined for just a two-shot lead in the strange format of the season finale, which he calls “silly.”