Len Hochberg looks at the season-ending Tour Championship where Jordan Spieth reminded everyone he's the year's best player by capturing the FedEx Cup.
Jeremy Schilling looks at how Reshuffle List players, like Hiroshi Iwata, are faring in the Web.com Finals as they try to punch cards for the 2015-16 PGA Tour season.
Len joins 120 Sports to discuss his TOUR Championship picks.
Jeremy Schilling looks at the Tour Championship and which players have a shot, including longshot Harry English.
Michael Riek picks this Tour Championship, and if you do not want to go with the world No. 1, Jason Day, Rickie Fowler makes for a pretty good pick.
Greg Vara breaks down the season finale as Jason Day looks to continue his off-the-charts play in the Tour Championship.
Jason Day flirted with an opening 59 and cruised through the weekend to win the BMW Championship, wrapping up world No. 1 in the process.
Jeremy Schilling looks at the BMW, which is back at Conway Farms where Zach Johnson won in 2013.
Michael Riek figures Jason Day is too good not to pick this week even though he is destined to be heavily owned in DFS golf.
Greg Vara breaks down the third leg of the FedEx Cup with Jordan Spieth looking to get back on track after consecutive missed cuts.
Justin Thomas is one of a handful of Reshuffle List players who qualified for the third leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs. Jeremy Schilling sizes it up.
Len Hochberg breaks down the second leg of the FedEx Cup where Rickie Fowler might have become the next best thing.
Jeremy Schilling can't get enough of Henrik Stenson, who finished second last week at The Barclays only because of Jason Day's insane weekend.
Greg Vara looks at this week's FedEx Cup event, which Jason Day enters playing at a level second to none over the last month.
Len Hochberg breaks down the field for the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Michael Riek analyzes the second leg of the FedEx Cup, and he's paying up for Jason Day, who's in dominating form.
Len Hochberg breaks down The Barclays where Jason Day jumped ahead of Rory and Spieth as the heir to Tiger Woods, for the moment.
Jeremy Schilling runs down the final PGA Tour card fallout, who earned cards this year, who earned cards for next year and who came up empty.