Shane Lowry has been in these kinds of situations before.
He missed the Tour Championship by two spots last season.
Back in 2019, he ended up just three places outside the top 30, again not qualifying for East Lake.
And two years before that he arrived at the Wyndham Championship thinking he needed a top-10 finish to get into the FedExCup Playoffs. That’s what Lowry was told, at least, and despite a T-7 showing at Sedgefield Country Club, Lowry fell just two spots shy of extending his season.
“So, I feel like the playoffs nearly owes me one at this stage,” said Lowry, who once again finds himself on the playoff bubble as he prepares for the Tour’s regular-season finale, the Wyndham, sitting at No.