The 2026 PGA Tour season is set to conclude this weekend at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. The TOUR Championship brings together the season's top 30 players, all vying for the FedEx Cup and a grand prize of $10 million.

Scottie Scheffler, fresh off an eight-stroke victory at the St. Jude Championship, enters the tournament as the betting favorite with +350 odds to win his second TOUR Championship. While his 2026 dominance has not mirrored previous seasons, Scheffler has consistently been the top choice in every event he has entered.

Rory McIlroy, who saw his late surge fall short at the previous week's BMW Championship, is the only other competitor with single-digit odds, listed at +950 to win his fourth FedEx Cup.

Wyndham Clark, who finished ahead of McIlroy, is the fourth-favorite at 16/1, trailing Xander Schauffele, who is at 12/1.

Last year's champion, Tommy Fleetwood, is priced at 20/1.

The tournament format has evolved over the years, but the current iteration begins with all players at even par. The player with the lowest score at the end of the event is crowned the FedEx Cup Champion.

Notable Contenders

Matt Fitzpatrick, at 24/1, is considered a strong contender after a resurgent 2026 season. Despite struggling with injuries in 2025, Fitzpatrick has secured three wins, two runner-up finishes, and seven top-5 finishes in 20 starts this year. He has shown consistent form since mid-June, with three finishes of fourth or better in his last seven starts.

Russell Henley, with odds of 30/1, has a history of strong performances at East Lake. A Georgia native, Henley finished T4 at the course in 2024 and was a co-runner-up last year. His Strokes Gained metrics rank second only to Xander Schauffele in the field. Henley has also been in good form throughout 2026, achieving finishes of 12th or better in three of his last five events.

Justin Rose, priced at 50/1, is known for his ability to perform in major tournaments. His single win in 2026 came at the Farmers Insurance in February, following a missed cut. Rose's runner-up finish at the Masters last year also came after mixed results in preceding events. Despite recent middling results, Rose has extensive positive experience at East Lake and a history of peaking in significant competitions.