Golf Organizations
FedExCup
The PGA Tour's season-long competition culminating in the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club, with a points-based system to determine the season champion.
The FedExCup is the PGA Tour's season-long competition culminating in the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia. The FedExCup was introduced in 2007 and is sponsored by FedEx Corporation. The FedExCup uses a points-based system throughout the PGA Tour season with bonus points awarded at the playoff events. The top 30 players in FedExCup points qualify for the Tour Championship. The FedExCup champion receives a $25 million bonus and the FedExCup trophy.
How Golfers Say It
"FedExCup playoffs."
"Top 30 made it."
"Tour Championship."
Origin
The FedExCup was introduced in 2007 as the PGA Tour's season-long competition. The FedExCup is sponsored by FedEx Corporation.
Rules & Context
The FedExCup uses a points-based system throughout the PGA Tour season with bonus points awarded at the playoff events. The top 30 players in FedExCup points qualify for the Tour Championship. The FedExCup champion receives a $25 million bonus.
"The FedExCup is the PGA Tour's season-long competition culminating in the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia. The FedExCup was introduced in 2007 and is sponsored by FedEx Corporation. The top 30 players in FedExCup points qualify for the Tour Championship. The FedExCup champion receives a $25 million bonus and the FedExCup trophy."
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the FedExCup introduced?
2007. The FedExCup was introduced in 2007 as the PGA Tour's season-long competition.
What does the FedExCup winner get?
$25 million bonus. The FedExCup champion receives a $25 million bonus and the FedExCup trophy.
Where is the Tour Championship held?
East Lake. The Tour Championship is held at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia, the historic home course of Bobby Jones.
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