The FedExCup Fall is an eight-tournament segment of the PGA Tour schedule running from September to November that finalizes player eligibility and priority rankings for the following season.
Rather than being the start of a new season, the Fall events serve as a final opportunity for players to improve their status and eligibility for the following PGA Tour season.
WHY WAS IT CREATED?
The PGA Tour restructured its schedule to create a clearer distinction between the Regular Season, Playoffs, and off-season.
Give players outside the elite ranks meaningful competitive opportunities.
Allow players to improve their playing privileges for the following season.
Determine access to key tournaments and exempt status.
WHAT IT TAKES
Points Carry Over: Regular season FedExCup points carry over into the fall.
Card Security: Finishing inside the top 125 secures full playing privileges, while nos. 126–150 earn conditional status.
Signature Events: Players finishing nos. 51–60 in the standings qualify for early-season Signature Events like the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and The Genesis Invitational.
Event winners receive 500 FedExCup points, official world ranking points, and a two-year exemption.
2026 Schedule
Sept 17–20: Biltmore Championship Asheville (Asheville, NC)
Sept 24–27: Presidents Cup (Chicago, IL)
Oct 1- 4: Bank of Utah Championship (Ivins, UT)
Oct 8–11: Baycurrent Classic (Yokohama, Japan)
Oct 22–25: Butterfield Bermuda Championship (Southampton, Bermuda)
Oct 29 – Nov 1: VidantaWorld Mexico Open (Vallarta, Mexico)
Nov 5–8: World Wide Technology Championship (Los Cabos, Mexico)
Nov 12–15: Good Good Championship (Austin, TX)
Nov 19–22: The RSM Classic (St. Simons Island, GA)
