BMW Championship Tips

Scottie was back to the levels we are used to now last week winning by 8,if you were picky you could say his driving was the weakest part but when you win by 8 there's not much weakness so I'll be with him to follow up

Sam Burns played very well last week to finish inside the top five in the competition. He also played very well in this competition last year, finishing fourth.

Matt Fitzpatrick has been second in the FedEx rankings and will need to win this week's competition to mount any sort of serious challenge. He is playing well and can do well.

Si Woo Kim can do well this week. He was second in last week's competition and finished in the top five in this BMW Championship last year. He can go very well this week.

Viktor Hovland played well last week and has won the BMW Championship before. He has played well this year and can perform strongly in a very high-quality field this week.

Wyndham Clark boasts excellent 2026 form, including a U.S. Open win, and thrives on courses with Zoysia fairways. His long driving and positive putting stats suggest he will contend against Scheffler on this challenging layout.

Jake Knapp enters with momentum after a T7 finish and strong Tee-to-Green stats, suiting the fade-friendly, tree-lined fairways. His ability to hit greens in regulation makes him a valuable each-way contender for his first Tour Championship start.

Kurt Kitayama requires no Presidents Cup pressure, focusing purely on a Tour Championship bid with elite ball-striking numbers. His long driving and top-25 Strokes Gained rankings align perfectly with the demanding, long Par 70 layout at Bellerive.