Woodland registered a 12-under cumulative score at the BMW Championship to finish tied with Collin Morikawa and Chris Gotterup for fourth.
Analysis:Woodland entered St. Louis 31st in the FedExCup Standings, with only the top-30 qualifying for the TOUR Championship and a spot in all four majors in 2027. Woodland set the tone early with a six-under 64 opening round and followed that up with a five-under 65 score Friday. He lost steam Saturday with an even-par 70, but he put himself in striking distance of Wyndham Clark after going three-under through the first five holes of the final round. Unfortunately for Woodland, he proceeded to score bogey-birdie-double bogey from holes seven to nine, and he was unable to make one last surge up the leaderboard after carding pars on the whole back nine. Still, the top-5 finish was enough for him to move up to 18th in the FedExCup Standings, so he'll tee off at the TOUR Championship next week for the first time since 2019. Woodland finished the BMW Championship fourth in SG: Approach, sixth in both driving distance and accuracy and 13th in both SG: Off-the-Tee and Around.
