At Hazeltine National Golf Club, Chaska • Sept. 30-Oct. 2
UNITED STATES
1. Jordan Spieth8,964.820
2. Dustin Johnson5,016.873
3. Bubba Watson3,691.748
4. Brandt Snedeker3,511.352
5. Rickie Fowler3,441.704
6. Phil Mickelson3,261.735
7. Zach Johnson3,205.112
8. Brooks Koepka3,055.301
9. Patrick Reed2,960.257
10. Matt Kuchar2,654.500
11. J.B. Holmes2,592.281
12. Charley Hoffman2,426.558
13. Kevin Chappell2,354.391
14. Bill Haas2,249.046
15. Jason Dufner1,833.869
EUROPE
European points
1. Danny Willett3,670,694.20
2. Rory McIlroy3,516,317.14
3. Matthew Fitzpatrick1,902,086.74
4. Andy Sullivan1,853,093.55
5. Rafa Cabrera-Bello1,688,131.74
6. Victor Dubuisson1,641,925.74
7. Soren Kjeldsen1,563,793.71
8. Chris Wood1,541,350.74
9. Henrik Stenson1,469,073.36
10. Thorbjorn Olesen1,448,768.61
World points
1. Rory McIlroy258.52
2. Danny Willett239.49
3. Henrik Stenson219.44
4. Justin Rose162.74
5. Sergio Garcia157.80
6. Rafa Cabrera-Bello134.30
7. Matthew Fitzpatrick115.05
8. Andy Sullivan108.99
9. Thorbjorn Olesen94.48
10. Soren Kjeldsen93.21
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 on Aug. 29.
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