The Top 125 to date. The Top 125 players on the official money list are fully exempt for 2011.

1	Matt Kuchar	26		$4,910,477		1
2	Jim Furyk	21		$4,809,622		3
3	Ernie Els	20		$4,558,861		2
4	Dustin Johnson	23		$4,473,122		2
5	Steve Stricker	19		$4,190,235		2
6	Phil Mickelson	20		$3,821,733		1
7	Luke Donald	20		$3,665,234
8	Paul Casey	17		$3,613,194
9	Justin Rose	22		$3,603,331		2
10	Hunter Mahan	25		$3,574,550		2
11	Tim Clark	24		$3,530,002		1
12	Jeff Overton	26		$3,456,356
13	Bo Van Pelt	28		$3,336,258
14	Retief Goosen	19		$3,218,089
15	Bubba Watson	22		$3,198,998		1
16	Camilo Villegas	20		$3,035,523		1
17	Robert Allenby	22		$2,974,997
22	Ryan Palmer	26		$2,926,311		1
18	Zach Johnson	25		$2,916,993		1
19	Bill Haas	25		$2,905,136		2
20	Jason Day	24		$2,904,327		1
21	Ben Crane	24		$2,841,500		1
24	Rickie Fowler	27		$2,612,708
23	Anthony Kim	14		$2,574,921		1
25	Charley Hoffman	24		$2,559,646		1
26	Rory McIlroy	16		$2,554,280		1
29	Nick Watney	24		$2,536,714
27	Adam Scott	20		$2,489,402		1
28	Geoff Ogilvy	19		$2,393,045		1
30	Heath Slocum	24		$2,374,955		1
31	Ryan Moore	24		$2,374,823
32	J.B. Holmes	25		$2,373,516
33	K.J. Choi	22		$2,199,962
34	Brendon de Jonge	31		$2,141,799
43	Martin Laird	26		$2,137,928
35	Ian Poulter	15		$2,079,664		1
36	Kevin Na	26		$2,021,815
37	Stuart Appleby	31		$1,965,825		1
38	Carl Pettersson	29		$1,934,465		1
39	Jason Bohn	24		$1,892,031		1
41	Vaughn Taylor	25		$1,838,861
42	Ricky Barnes	28		$1,835,195
40	Sean O'Hair	24		$1,832,861
44	Fredrik Jacobson	24		$1,666,252
45	Scott Verplank	22		$1,653,190
46	Brian Davis	31		$1,640,516
47	D.J. Trahan	26		$1,606,962
48	Brandt Snedeker	26		$1,602,690
49	David Toms	25		$1,590,998
50	Graeme McDowell	10		$1,589,337		1
51	Charlie Wi	26		$1,558,387
117	Jonathan Byrd	26		$1,534,981		1
52	Stewart Cink	22		$1,514,651
53	Lucas Glover	23		$1,511,275
54	Arjun Atwal	13		$1,507,143		1
55	Marc Leishman	26		$1,488,837
56	Kevin Streelman	28		$1,472,349
57	Rory Sabbatini	25		$1,454,688
58	Brian Gay	29		$1,429,543
59	Bryce Molder	26		$1,428,438
60	Padraig Harrington	18		$1,381,453
64	Charles Howell III	27		$1,355,311
61	Steve Marino	24		$1,352,339
62	Michael Sim	20		$1,338,926
63	Y.E. Yang	21		$1,301,726
65	Tiger Woods	12		$1,294,765
67	Alex Prugh	28		$1,272,606
66	Angel Cabrera	19		$1,266,440
68	Vijay Singh	23		$1,242,142
69	Matt Jones	26		$1,215,743
70	John Rollins	25		$1,182,736
77	John Senden	29		$1,181,938
82	Cameron Beckman	25		$1,158,485		1
73	Davis Love III	23		$1,155,487
71	Tom Gillis	26		$1,155,477
72	Rocco Mediate	25		$1,138,067		1
74	Jason Dufner	25		$1,121,695
75	Paul Goydos	25		$1,121,250
76	Kris Blanks	29		$1,109,178
78	Bill Lunde	28		$1,075,874		1
83	Jerry Kelly	28		$1,044,778
79	J.J. Henry	27		$1,035,688
101	Ryuji Imada	28		$1,028,869
80	Justin Leonard	26		$1,026,445
81	Shaun Micheel	20		$1,025,500
93	Josh Teater	30		$1,005,323
84	Chris Riley	23		$1,001,582
85	Tim Petrovic	31		$994,180
86	Greg Chalmers	27		$989,415
92	Andres Romero	21		$979,170
89	D.A. Points	28		$975,433
94	Chad Campbell	28		$971,154
87	Kenny Perry	20		$968,811
88	Derek Lamely	27		$960,229		1
115	Spencer Levin	30		$955,272
90	Steve Elkington	22		$955,084
116	Webb Simpson	30		$954,632
102	Graham DeLaet	28		$954,011
91	Blake Adams	25		$953,488
95	Jimmy Walker	27		$937,987
96	Sergio Garcia	15		$936,845
98	Kevin Stadler	28		$931,720
108	Pat Perez	26		$921,409
99	David Duval	24		$919,584
97	Stephen Ames	23		$916,527
100	Alex Cejka	27		$904,253
103	Chris Couch	22		$888,146
104	Boo Weekley	27		$872,729
105	Garrett Willis	23		$871,763
120	Aaron Baddeley	25		$869,682
106	J.P. Hayes	24		$862,523
107	Matt Bettencourt	31		$846,266		1
109	Corey Pavin	8		$839,193
111	Dean Wilson	17		$832,640
121	Kevin Sutherland	25		$818,682
110	Chad Collins	26		$815,961
112	Ben Curtis	23		$801,467
113	Jeff Maggert	27		$791,474
119	Chris Stroud	26		$790,507
114	Joe Durant	18		$770,425
118	Troy Merritt	28		$760,798
122	Robert Garrigus	21		$737,275
125	Woody Austin	28		$727,352
123	Michael Allen	16		$726,631
124	Troy Matteson	27		$723,328

E-Notes – October 26, 2010
PGA TOUR
Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open winner Jonathan Byrd became the second straight player to record a hole-in-one in a tournament and go on to victory. Last week at the Frys.com Open, champion Rocco Mediate made a hole-in-one in the first round. Before Mediate, the last player to achieve the feat was Richard S. Johnson at the 2008 U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.

Two of the four PGA TOUR Fall Series winners – Jonathan Byrd (No. 130) and Rocco Mediate (No. 188) began the Fall Series outside the top 125 on the PGA TOUR Official Money List.

Heading into the final official money event of 2010, the Children’s Miracle Network Classic, Joe Durant has the opportunity to lead the PGA TOUR in both Driving Accuracy (76.14 percent) and Greens in Regulation (72.12 percent). The last player to lead both categories in the same year was Calvin Peete, who did so three straight years (1981-83). In his career, Durant has led the TOUR in Driving Accuracy three times (2001, 2006, 2009) and Greens in Regulation three times (2003, 2004, 2008).

The CIMB Asia Pacific Classic, Malaysia is the first tournament sanctioned by the PGA TOUR in Southeast Asia. The tournament is co-sanctioned by the PGA TOUR, Asian Tour and the Professional Golf Association of Malaysia (PGAM). The 40-player field features the top 25 (and then top available players) from the final FedExCup standings, top 10 from the 2010 Asian Tour Order of Merit, as well as five sponsor exemptions. Thirteen players that competed at THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola are in the field.

Rookie Troy Merritt left the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in sole possession of first place at 17-under-par in the chase for the Kodak Challenge $1 million prize. Merritt eagled the par-5 560-yard 16th hole at TPC Summerlin to pass Rickie Fowler and Aaron Baddeley, who both remain one shot off Merritt’s lead at 16-under-par. There is just one hole left in the 2010 Kodak Challenge, which concludes on No. 17 at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic.

CHAMPIONS TOUR
Fred Couples’ seven-stroke winning margin at the Administaff Small Business Classic matched David Frost’s seven-stroke victory margin at this year’s 3M Championship as the largest on the Champions Tour in 2010.

Mark Wiebe’s runner-up finish at the Administaff Small Business Classic earned him $149,600 and vaulted him from 40th to 30th on the money list with $582,546. The top-30 players after this week’s AT&T Championship earn a spot into the Charles Schwab Cup Championship. It was Wiebe’s best finish in a Champions Tour event since his win in 2008 at The Cap Cana Championship.

Fred Couples earned 255 Charles Schwab Cup points for his win in Houston and sliced Bernhard Langer’s lead to 535 points with two events remaining. Even if Langer wins the AT&T Championship (Couples is not playing), the Charles Schwab Cup will be decided at the final tournament of the season, the Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Harding Park in San Francisco.

In three appearances at the AT&T Championship, John Cook has back-to-back titles in 2007 and 2008, and a fifth last year. Of his nine rounds at Oak Hills, Cook has posted eight rounds in the 60s (71/Round 2/2009) and has averaged 66.7 strokes-per-round at the course.

Jay Haas’ victory in the 2005 AT&T Championship made him the sixth player to capture both a Champions Tour and PGA TOUR event in San Antonio. John Mahaffey, Don January, Bruce Crampton, Chi Chi Rodriguez and Lee Trevino are the other double-winners in the Alamo City.

Currently in its 26th year in San Antonio, the AT&T Championship holds the distinction as the longest running event in one city on the Champions Tour. The ACE Group Classic (Naples) and Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am (Tampa) are second at 23 years.

NATIONWIDE TOUR
It all comes down to this week for 200+ players who began 2010 with aspirations of earning one of "The 25" PGA TOUR cards for 2011 that are available via the Nationwide Tour. Only the top-60 money winners are eligible for this week's season-ending Nationwide Tour Championship at Daniel Island in Charleston, SC. The difference between Nos. 25 and 60 is $75,817. With a first prize of $180,000, every player in the field has a chance to play their way into "The 25".
Chris Nallen (Tucson, AZ/U. of Arizona) is No. 25 on the money list for the second week in a row. He maintains a $1,217 lead over No. 26 Brandt Jobe (Southlake, TX/UCLA).

Finishing No. 1 on the Nationwide Tour money list carries significant implications — fully-exempt PGA TOUR status next year and an invitation to THE PLAYERS. Jamie Lovemark (Jupiter, FL/USC) leads in earnings ($421,784). Chris Kirk (St. Simons Island, GA/UGA) is second ($411,206) and Tommy Gainey (Camden, SC) third ($396,557). At 22, Lovemark is looking to become the youngest player to capture the Nationwide Tour money title (Stewart Cink / 23 years, four months, 29 days in 1996).

The big movers in the last two weeks have been Won Joon Lee (Glenwood, NSW, Australia) and Jeff Curl (Charlotte, NC/UNC-Charlotte). Lee was 70th on Oct. 3rd and had finishes of T16, T4 and T2 in his last three starts to jump to 33rd. Curl was 147th in early September. Three top fives (T5, T5, T2) in October catapulted him to 54th and his first trip to the Nationwide Tour Championship.

Jeff Brehaut (Los Altos, CA/U. of the Pacific) nailed down the 60th and final Nationwide Tour Championship spot by $1,711 over Patrick Sheehan (Orlando, FL/U. of Hartford), who came to Ponte Vedra Beach, FL last week 60th. Brehaut began the week 58th.

Here are the benefits to the players this week based on their final position on the money list (other than No. 1, see above): 1- Nos. 2-25 are exempt on the PGA TOUR in 2011; 2-Those who finish 26-60 are fully exempt on the Nationwide Tour in 2011, in the event they do not secure their PGA TOUR card via the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament in December; 3-Players who finish 26-40 are exempt into the Finals of the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament; 4-Players who finish 41-70 are exempt into the Second Stage.