PGA Tour bubble boys have one more round at Wyndham Championship to keep season alive

BRICE GARNETT (119)

Garnett has been playing good defense of his position throught three rounds, falling just one spot to a projected No. 120 after his third straight round in the 60s. He’s well out of contention (T-39), but should feel pretty good about booking a flight to the NY/NJ area for the Northern Trust.

C.T. PAN (120)

The bronze medalist at the Tokyo Olympics posted his low round of the week, 66, and sits projected at No. 118 heading into the final round. His post-season possibilities appear to be safe.

ADAM SCOTT (121)

The 41-year-old Aussie toured the front nine in 30 at Sedgefield CC and made nine birdies en route to shooting 6-under 64 on Saturday. Scott is trying to keep alive an impressive streak of qualifying for the playoffs every year since its inception in 2007. He entered the week at No. 121 and his third-round surge lifted him well into the safety zone at No. 106.

“The game’s felt good. Sometimes it just has to come down to do or die to actually find it,” he said. “I don’t know why it’s so hard other weeks of the year, you can’t fake that mindset, but this is what it is. It’s like qualifying this week for me, so I’ve got to get it done. I’d like to have another nice round tomorrow and see how far I can jump up going into next week on a course I’ve won at before and you’d just like to take some good form in. You just never know.”

MATT KUCHAR (124)

Kuchar, who made his first cut in his last six events this week, shot 1-over 71, but is holding on to his playoff berth by the skin of the chinny-chin-chin. He’s still projected No. 124 and No. 125, Scott Stallings, missed the cut.

SCOTT STALLINGS (117)

Stallings only has himself to blame. He missed the cut and has tumbled eight spots to the final position with post-season plans. He’s got a nerve-wracking day ahead of him.