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Rough completely breaks Thomas’ spirit

The young American gun looked like your average weekend hack after posting a quintuple bogey

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MEDINAH, Ill. – By Sunday night, two-thirds of this year’s Presidents Cup participants will be identified. The top eight spots on the U.S. and International teams after this week’s BMW Championship will be locked in for Royal Melbourne in December. The four Captain’s Picks from Tiger Woods and Ernie Els will be announced after the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions in early November. Although some players on both teams have guaranteed a trip to Australia, there is still uncertainty with the final few automatic spots. Here’s a look at the possibilities for each team heading into Thursday’s first round at Medinah. UNITED STATES CURRENT TOP 8: Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas, Xander Schauffele, Matt Kuchar, Webb Simpson, Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Cantlay A win this week at the BMW Championship is worth 1,100 Presidents Cup points. The formula for arriving at that number? Presidents Cup points in the FedExCup Playoffs events are weighted the same in points as World Golf Championships events, with the points doubled for this year’s Playoffs. Cantlay currently has 5,268 points, so that means anybody behind him with 4,168 points or better can catch him with a victory. Thus, No. 9 Gary Woodland (4,912), No. 10 Tony Finau (4,872), No. 11 Rickie Fowler (4,547) and No. 12 Patrick Reed (4,413) remain alive going into Medinah. Oh, and No. 13th on that list? U.S. Captain Tiger Woods, who cannot move inside the top eight with a win. Of course, he could enhance his argument for being a playing captain as a pick. But that’s for a later time. Reed – fresh off his victory at THE NORTHERN TRUST — or Fowler each have to win for any hope of a top-8 spot. A solo second doesn’t give either one enough points to catch Cantlay. Finau or Woodland each need a third-place or better finish. So who’s vulnerable among the American players inside the top 8? According to our projections, Koepka, Johnson and Thomas can rest easy. Even if they are pushed down the standings, there are no scenarios in which they fall out of the top eight. For Kuchar and Simpson, the odds are in their favor, but it remains mathematically possible for each one to finish outside the top eight. Simpson, DeChambeau and Cantlay are in the danger zone. Enough scenarios are in play this week to prevent them from feeling comfortable. It would behoove each one to have a solid performance at Medinah while keeping one eye on the leaderboard in case something spectacular is required. INTERNATIONAL CURRENT TOP 8: Marc Leishman, Louis Oosthuizen, Adam Scott, Hideki Matsuyama, Abraham Ancer, Haotong Li, Cameron Smith, C.T. Pan Outlining exactly what needs to be done in order to secure a spot for Els’ team is a bit tricky, given that it’s based on Official Golf World Ranking points and involves tournaments (including their strengths of field) on three different tours. So please take the following information as our best-guess information (our Aussie staff writer Ben Everill is pretty spot-on about these things) but realize nothing is definitive. Leishman, Oosthuizen, Scott, Matsuyama and Ancer, the top five in the standings, have separated themselves from the pack and can be considered locks. Ancer made the big leap from 10th to fifth with his runner-up finish Sunday at THE NORTHERN TRUST and will become the first player to represent Mexico at the Presidents Cup. “That’s huge,â€� Ancer said Sunday. “I get a little bit of goosebumps right now just talking about it.â€� Li, Smith and Pan – each seeking his first Presidents Cup appearance — are all within six points of each other in the final three spots. Li and Smith are not in action this week; Li is not a TOUR member and Smith is not inside the top 70 players in FedExCup points who advanced to Medinah. So they will be unable to improve on their ranking totals. 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I know it’s going to be crazy playing with Tiger,â€� said Pan, who at 37th in FedExCup points and needs a big week also to move inside the top 30 for East Lake. “… It will be wild.  So I’m just looking forward to enjoying it and making the best out of it.â€� And as for the pressure of playing for a Presidents Cup spot? “All you can do is let good golf take care of everything,â€� Pan said. “I’ve been trying very hard out there and trying to finish strong every single round, last week or last two months, and definitely put me in a really good spot here, and I’m just very grateful and thankful for the opportunity. At least I have a shot.â€� It’s the next three players closest to the bubble who make things really intriguing, since each one is playing a different event. Jason Day, having fallen from seventh to ninth in International points at Liberty National, is in the BMW Championship field. 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Kevin Na hoping putter stays hot on SundayKevin Na hoping putter stays hot on Sunday

LAS VEGAS – When you’re on a heater in Las Vegas, you ride it as long as you can. Kevin Na, a Las Vegas resident and the winner of the 2011 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, is certainly riding a hot putter. After his scintillating 62 on Friday, Na went one better with a sublime 10-under 61 at TPC Summerlin on Saturday to surge to 22 under and gain a two-shot lead. His 191 total is the 54-hole scoring record in the event. Related: Leaderboard | Na’s optimism helping new generation of stars | Finau shoots 62, tries to earn Presidents Cup pick Na has made 445 feet, seven inches worth of putts through three rounds and has picked up an incredible +11.905 in Strokes Gained: Putting for the week. “I just kept riding that momentum with the hot putter and it was a great day,â€� Na said. “I’m just hitting a lot of confident strokes with good putts and the percentage is just high. When you hit good putts at a good speed you’re using the whole hole. “Look, you need some luck to have some putts lip in here and there, and I’ve been getting a little bit of that.â€� Luck aside, Na is seemingly in cruise control. But he knows a fourth PGA TOUR win won’t be handed to him. Especially because his nearest challenger is Patrick Cantlay, who was first and second in his previous starts at TPC Summerlin. But Na is also embracing the emotion of playing in his hometown and in front of his family. “It would mean a lot, especially with having a newborn, my son Leo,â€� Na explained. “I won in front of (daughter) Sophia, so it would be nice if I could get another W in front of both of them.â€� Cantlay started the day with a share of the lead, shot 63, and still finds himself two back. But the 27-year-old remains extremely confident he can claim PGA TOUR win number three to go with his 2018 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and his 2019 Memorial Tournament Presented by Nationwide triumphs. “It’s a four-round tournament. It’s what I expect out here. Everybody can shoot the lights off this place, especially with the weather is like it was today,â€� Cantlay said. “That’s the attitude for tomorrow. I know it’s going to take a lot of birdies. Fortunately, that’s an attitude I’m comfortable with, and I’m looking forward to tomorrow.â€� While Cantlay’s putter has not been anywhere near as hot as Na’s ,his driver has been near flawless. The former world No.1 amateur leads the field in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green. He also leads in driving distance as he hits more drivers than anyone else in the field, a move that could put a little pressure on Na in the final group on Sunday. While the two former winners at TPC Summerlin are by far the most likely to enter the winner’s circle on Sunday, a handful of other contenders are looking to play spoiler. Pat Perez (62) sits four off the lead and a few major winners in Lucas Glover (five back), Webb Simpson (six back) and Adam Scott (seven back) have signaled intentions of playing aggressive golf amongst the chasing pack. “I’m going to have to shoot ridiculously low, but it’s possible in these conditions,â€� Scott said. “Just got to get off to a hot start. That’s the tricky thing around here. The first six holes are not that easy. So you’ve got to play some really good golf in those first six, and then the last twelve holes there is a real opportunity for you to capitalize.â€�

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