FedEx St Jude LIVE commentary: Tee times, field, leaderboard and how to follow as Hideki Matsuyama closes in on glory
The 2024 PGA Tour play-offs are underway with the FedEx St Jude Championship at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee.
New Olympic champion Scottie Scheffler is among the contenders eyeing another big win this Sunday, but it is Japan's Hideki Matsuyama who is in pole position heading into the last day.
They are starring along with the top 70 players in the FedEx Cup standings with points determined based on how they finished at each PGA Tour tournament this year.
The St Jude is the first of three FedEx Cup play-off events and has a prize pot of $20million.
The BMW Championship is up next week before the Tour Championship at East Lake rounds off the season.
FedEx St Jude Championship: Date and how to follow
This event got underway on Thursday, August 15 and will run until Sunday, August 18.
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It is taking place at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee.
Play is expected to begin at 7:20am local time which is 1:20pm UK time each day.
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Sky Sports Golf will also have live coverage of the action throughout the week .
FedEx St. Jude Championship: What has been said?
Lucas Glover was going through a rough patch before winning the Wyndham Championship and then the St Jude Championship last year.
And it proved that no matter the form, any player can claim victory at TPC Southwind.
Speaking after his win last year, Glover said: "If you would have told me this three months ago, I'd tell you you're crazy.
"But at the same time, if you asked me legitimately did I think I was capable, I'd say yes, even then.
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"It's just one of those sad ways athletes are wired.
"We always believe in ourselves no matter how bad it is."