01대회 종료 후 확정된 선수별 획득 상금과 포인트 현황
일본에서 열린 DP월드투어 베이커런트 클래식이 대단원의 막을 내렸다. 이번 대회는 우승 상금의 주인공뿐만 아니라, 시즌 전체 성적을 좌우하는 포인트 획득을 위해 세계적인 골퍼들이 모여 치열한 실력을 겨뤘다.
대회 조직위원회가 발표한 공식 자료에 따르면, 최종 순위에 따라 선수들에게 지급될 상금과 포인트 배분 규모가 모두 확정되었다. 상위권에 이름을 올린 선수들은 거액의 상금과 더불어 레이스 투 두바이 랭킹을 끌어올릴 수 있는 귀중한 포인트를 대거 확보하게 됐다.
이번 베이커런트 클래식에서 획득한 포인트는 향후 투어 일정과 플레이오프 진출권 향방에 큰 영향을 미칠 전망이다. 컷을 통과해 마지막 날까지 완주한 선수들은 각자의 성적에 걸맞은 보상을 챙기며 시즌 후반기를 대비한 발판을 마련했다.
02Original (English) — PGA TOUR
As his first visit to anywhere in Asia, Michael Brennan's stop in Japan already was a special life experience, but the 24-year-old maximized his effort for why he made the trip at all – with a victory at the Baycurrent Classic.
Brennan found all 15 fairways in his final round at Yokohama Country Club and closed with a 3-under 68 that included four birdies. He posted 16-under 268, one lower than Jacob Bridgeman and Keith Mitchell.
This is Brennan’s second PGA Tour victory in his last five starts (Wyndham Championship) and his third in 12 months. For this one, he banks $1,440,000 of the total prize fund of $8 million, highest of the eight tournaments in the FedExCup Fall. He also collects an exemption into a 2027 major that he didn’t nab with his last win. That nugget and others are detailed beneath the full-field breakdown of 72 golfers who competed in the no-cut competition.
As the most lucrative contest of the FedExCup Fall, it wasn’t surprising that 20 golfers who qualified for the Playoffs pegged it at Yokohama Country Club. Brennan was among that cohort, so the 500 FedExCup points reserved for the winner are not distributed, but because this is his second victory in a PGA Tour event that awards the full allocation of FedExCup points since the 2026 U.S. Open, he’s now exempt into next year’s edition of the major.
Since lifting the trophy at Sedgefield Country Club two months ago, Brennan’s trajectory in the Official World Golf Ranking projected qualification into the U.S. Open via that conduit, anyway, but now it’s already official. Still, this victory will lift him into the top 25 for the first time of his career. It’s solid stuff from the Wake Forest University product who was 418th in the OWGR before he picked off three titles on PGA Tour Americas last year. All told, he’s won six times on two circuits in the last 14 months.
Bridgeman was chasing his third win of 2026 and second consecutive since opening the FedExCup Fall with victory at the Biltmore Championship Asheville. (His Presidents Cup-clinching putt in the interim was a memorable bonus.) He held at least a co-lead after every round at Yokohama before settling for silver.
Mitchell co-led at the midpoint before drifting a stroke back with a third-round 70. Other than the likelihood that his Georgia Bulldogs will stake claim to the top spot in the next college football polls, his consolation is that he’s risen into the same for the first phase of the Aon Next 10. He’s now 51st in the FedExCup. Bank of Utah Championship winner Austin Smotherman ceded defense of the perch when he withdrew prior to the Baycurrent.
Ricky Castillo (T29 at Baycurrent) and Michael Kim (T17) have risen to 59th and 60th in the FedExCup, also the last two slots in the Aon Next 10. They displaced Ben James (62nd) and Sudarshan Yellamaraju (63rd), neither of whom competed at Yokohama.
For the third time in as many tournaments in the FedExCup Fall, exactly one golfer crashed into the top 100 in points with his performance. This time it was Lee Hodges with a T33. It yielded a bump of three spots. Idle Brooks Koepka tumbled to 102nd.
Defending champion Xander Schauffele finished in a five-way share of fourth place, three strokes back of the champ. He double-bogeyed the par-4 18th hole to conclude his week. With a T9, Ren Yonezawa paced 13 golfers representing the host country. The 27-year-old now will have the option to accept a top-10 exemption for the Butterfield Bermuda Championship on Oct. 22-25. It’s the next leg of the FedExCup Fall.