Canadian Taylor Pendrith has moved up to 27th in the FedEx Cup standings
Taylor Pendrith has always been able to find his groove as summer winds down. This year, it’s made him the top Canadian in the PGA Tour’s playoffs.
The St. Jude’s Championship had a 70-player field and the top 50 players in the FedEx Cup standings after that event advanced to this week’s tournament at Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock, Colo. “My iron play has also been really good. Last week my iron play was really strong and so everything’s kind of coming together.”
“I don’t think it necessarily adds more pressure, but it’s been on my mind for the last couple months,” said Pendrith, who made his International Team debut with Conners at Quail Hollow in Charlotte in 2022. “I’ve played great leading up to here and I’m hoping to have a really solid week again this week and earn my way on to that team.”
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