What Billy Horschel said to Keegan Bradley after his final round at the St Jude Championship

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Billy Horschel and Keegan Bradley will both play at the BMW Championship after their St Jude Championship finishes.

A total of 50 players qualified for the BMW Championship, with 70 having taken on the St Jude Championship in Memphis.

Jordan Spieth’s season is over after his failure to qualify, with the likes of Justin Rose, Harris English and Min Woo Lee also eliminated.

Horschel is 19th in the FedExCup points list after finishing T10 in Tennessee, with the next event taking place at Castle Pines Golf Club.

The top 30 in the standings will then head to East Lake to play the Tour Championship, with Scottie Scheffler currently top of the list.

Billy Horschel calls Keegan Bradley immediately after the St Jude Championship

He is among those competing for glory at the BMW Championship, as is his compatriot and 2025 Ryder Cup captain Bradley, who is in 50th place.

Bradley finished T59 at the St Jude Championship, with Horschel calling him after his final round to confirm his position.

“So I just talked to Tom, he said the guys like Tom Kim, Mav McNealy and Mackenzie Hughes, because they didn’t play well, guys can’t drop far enough behind to give them enough points to jump you,” Horschel said to Bradley on a call, as per the PGA Tour.

“So he says you’re probably good. I mean, 90 plus percent, I would say even more than that. Happy for you.”

Billy Horschel and Keegan Bradley aiming to rise FedExCup points list at BMW Championship

Bradley has just about made the cut for the BMW Championship in Colorado, but of course must produce a strong display in order to make the top 30.

The new Ryder Cup captain finished on one over at the St Jude in Memphis, having finished strong with a final round 68.

Horschel meanwhile ended on 10 under after his final round 67, with the American in a strong position to make it all the way to the Tour Championship.

Hideki Matsuyama emerged victorious in the opening event, finishing two shots clear of Viktor Hovland and Xander Schauffele.

The Norwegian has risen all the way up from 57th to 16th place in the points list as he looks to defend his FedExCup crown.