5 things to know about the FedEx Cup Fall, consisting of 7 official PGA Tour events

It’s time for those who finished outside the top 70 in the FedEx Cup regular-season standings to get back to work.

The “off-season” is over and time for those who finished outside the top 70 in the FedEx Cup regular season standings to head back to work.

The fall portion of the PGA Tour schedule has been reimagined as the FedEx Cup Fall, consisting of seven official Tour events. The top 70 have secured their cards for the 2024 season, which returns to a calendar-year schedule (January-August).

The top 125 after the RSM Classic, the last of the seven fall events, will retain their playing privileges for 2024 while those who fail to do so (and aren’t otherwise exempt) will be forced to return to PGA Tour Qualifying School in December, where five Tour cards will be up for grabs.

“We are launching the most meaningful updates to the PGA Tour season since 2007, the first year of the FedEx Cup,” said PGA Tour president Tyler Dennis.

Here are five things to know about the FedEx Cup Fall.