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Scottie Scheffler Leads FedEx St. Jude Championship Heading Into Final Round
Scottie Scheffler enters the final round of the 2026 FedEx St. Jude Championship at 13 under par, leading the field at TPC Southwind in Memphis, according to Golfweek. It would be his first win since January if he holds on Sunday.
Sam Burns and Sungjae Im are his closest rivals, sitting just behind Scheffler on the leaderboard. The stakes are high — only the top 50 players in FedEx Cup standings advance to next week's BMW Championship, per Yahoo Sports.
Scheffler Chasing First Win Since January
Scheffler has been the world's best player for much of the past two years. But a win has eluded him since January. At 13 under, he holds a clear lead heading into Sunday's final round at TPC Southwind, according to Golfweek.
Burns and Im are both in the mix. A back-nine charge from either could make for a tense finish. Scheffler will need a clean round to close it out in Memphis.
How and When to Watch Sunday's Final Round
The final round of the 2026 FedEx St. Jude Championship will air on PGA Tour Live via ESPN+, according to Yahoo Sports. Fans without cable can stream it through the ESPN+ app.
Tee times for the final round are set for Sunday. The featured groups — including Scheffler, Burns, and Im — will go off in the afternoon wave. Check the full tee time sheet on Golf Channel for exact pairings and start times.
FedEx Cup Cutline Adds Pressure to Every Shot
This is not just a regular tournament finish. The FedEx Cup cutline is in play. Only the top 50 players in FedEx Cup points after Sunday will move on to the BMW Championship next week, per Yahoo Sports.
That means players on the bubble are fighting for their playoff lives — not just a paycheck. Every stroke Sunday could mean the difference between advancing or going home for the rest of the season.
Best Shots and Moments From Saturday's Round 3
Golf Channel published highlights from the third round, showcasing the top shots and key moments that shaped the leaderboard heading into Sunday. Scheffler's steady play kept him at the top throughout the day.
Burns and Im both made runs during Round 3 to stay within striking distance. Sunday's final pairing figures to be must-watch golf, with a playoff spot and a trophy both on the line.
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