At Hazeltine National Golf Club, Chaska • • Sept. 30-Oct. 2 • Points through Sunday
UNITED STATES
1. x-Dustin Johnson11,860.361
2. x-Jordan Spieth11,179.143
3. Phil Mickelson5,764.936
4. Jimmy Walker5,337.662
5. Brooks Koepka4,873.630
6. Zach Johnson4,313.733
7. J.B. Holmes4,149.716
8. Patrick Reed4,134.705
9. Brandt Snedeker4,086.115
10. Bubba Watson4,055.311
11. Matt Kuchar4,017.455
12. Rickie Fowler3,768.946
13. Scott Piercy3,272.359
14. Bill Haas3,194.090
15. Daniel Berger2,999.897
Note: x - clinched berth.
EUROPE
European Points
1. Rory McIlroy4,171,716.36
2. Danny Willett4,059,360.67
3. Henrik Stenson3,554,055.09
4. Chris Wood2,593,023.46
5. Andy Sullivan2,472,016.00
6. Matthew Fitzpatrick2,224,896.46
7. Rafa Cabrera-Bello2,191,913.62
8. Soren Kjeldsen1,806,144.54
9. Tyrrell Hatton1,688,068.41
10. Victor Dubuisson1,675,632.53
World Points
1. Henrik Stenson380.31
2. Rory McIlroy319.97
3. Danny Willett271.99
4. Sergio Garcia207.95
5. Justin Rose173.09
6. Rafa Cabrera-Bello170.87
7. Chris Wood163.06
8. Andy Sullivan153.80
9. Matthew Fitzpatrick147.82
10. Russell Knox141.22
SELECTION PROCESS
United States
Eight of the 12 U.S. Ryder Cup members will be selected based on points after the Barclays, Aug. 28. Captain Davis Love III will make three additional picks after the BMW Championship, Sept. 11. The final captain's pick will be made after the Tour Championship, Sept. 25.
Europe
Nine of the 12 European Ryder Cup members will be selected based on points after the Made in Denmark Tournament, Aug. 28. Captain Darren Clarke will choose the remaining three members beginning Aug. 29.
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