DNP's

I'm not sure about Zach Johnson's claim regarding the field in Atlanta, at least based on the DNP's in the FedEx Cup standings...

1	1	Tiger Woods	7	16,716	DNP	3	5
2	2	Phil Mickelson	12	15,818	DNP	2	5
3	3	Vijay Singh	14	13,661	DNP	2	4
4	9	Zach Johnson	12	12,327	1	2	4
5	4	Charles Howell III	14	11,856	CUT	1	5
6	5	Adam Scott	8	8,641	DNP	1	3
7	6	John Rollins	14	8,391	DNP		3
8	7	Luke Donald	12	8,121	DNP		5
9	8	Mark Calcavecchia	13	8,044	DNP	1	4
10	10	Aaron Baddeley	12	7,809	DNP	1	4
11	11	Boo Weekley	15	7,717	CUT	1	3
12	12	Sergio Garcia	9	6,977	DNP		4
13	13	Rory Sabbatini	14	6,672	T24		4
14	18	Henrik Stenson	7	6,618	T9	1	2
15	14	Geoff Ogilvy	11	6,377	DNP		3
16	15	Nick Watney	12	6,140	DNP	1	2
17	16	Steve Stricker	12	6,107	DNP		4
18	17	Robert Allenby	12	6,079	DNP		6
19	19	Scott Verplank	11	5,970	DNP	1	2
20	20	Mark Wilson	12	5,609	DNP	1	1
21	21	Jeff Quinney	13	5,376	DNP		5
22	22	Ken Duke	14	5,308	DNP		4
23	23	Bubba Watson	13	5,281	DNP		4
24	24	Charley Hoffman	15	5,232	CUT	1	1
25	25	Ernie Els	8	5,216	DNP		2
26	26	Paul Goydos	10	5,103	DNP	1	1
27	27	Trevor Immelman	11	5,047	DNP		3
28	28	Brett Wetterich	14	5,016	DNP		3
29	29	Heath Slocum	12	4,898	CUT		3
30	74	Ryuji Imada	16	4,844	2		2
31	30	Anthony Kim	13	4,702	DNP		4
32	31	Jim Furyk	11	4,701	DNP		3
33	34	Stewart Cink	12	4,680	T24		3
34	32	Jose Coceres	6	4,548	DNP		3
35	33	Vaughn Taylor	13	4,524	W/D		3
36	35	Jerry Kelly	13	4,437	DNP		4
37	36	K.J. Choi	14	4,381	DNP		3
38	37	Stuart Appleby	12	4,276	DNP		2
39	39	David Toms	12	4,209	T30		4
40	42	Kevin Sutherland	13	4,136	T16		1
41	38	John Senden	12	4,126	DNP		2
42	60	Camilo Villegas	12	4,031	T3		2
43	40	Justin Rose	6	3,882	DNP		3
44	41	Bart Bryant	13	3,861	CUT		2
45	43	Ian Poulter	10	3,640	DNP		3
46	44	Rocco Mediate	10	3,574	DNP		2
47	45	Lucas Glover	14	3,504	DNP		2
48	46	Brandt Snedeker	15	3,479	DNP		1
49	47	John Mallinger	14	3,423	DNP		2
50	48	Padraig Harrington	9	3,255	DNP		2

Comments

[Chuck]

My minor beef with the FedEx Cup standings is that any listing now controlled by the PGA Tour seems to include a listing of all players in order of FedEx points, instead of the money list. That's not such a big deal now, but toward the end of the year, I cannot imagine being very interested in FedEx points, when in fact the money list is what will determine, in many cases, who keeps a card for next year.

Have I gotten any of that wrong?

[Jeff_City_MO]

One more thing: I came across this news snippet about Zach Johnson on the PGA.com website: http://www.pga.com/news/tours/pga-tour/ranking052107.cfm

Now, I don't know about you, but whoever wrote this article (whether it was PGA.com or the people at "Sports Network" [as mentioned in the byline]), really could have done the readers a huge favor simply by just listing the Top 20 players, instead of 'describing it' using text, as was done in the article.

Seriously.