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Round 4: Quick look at each player

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Sep. 25, 2011
By PGATOUR.COM Staff

ATLANTA -- Here's a quick look at each player's final round Sunday at the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola. The players are listed in order of their final FedExCup ranking:

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FEC rank	Player	Score	Pos.	Comment
1	Bill Haas	68	1	Began 25th but with four rounds in 60s, win took FedExCup
2	Webb Simpson	73	22	Ended Playoffs 15 points behind fellow Wake Forest alum
3	Luke Donald	69	T3	Got 13th top-10 of year on TOUR, but came up short in FEC
4	Dustin Johnson	70	T23	Never got in mix with four rounds in 70s
5	Justin Rose	67	T20	BMW winner never recovered from second-round 75
6	Matt Kuchar	73	T20	Fell six spots on board after final-round 73
7	Hunter Mahan	71	2	Would have won FedExCup had he beat Haas in playoff
8	Brandt Snedeker	79	T16	Third-round 74 killed chances as he tied for 16th
9	Nick Watney	74	T26	Only broke 72 once all week, had only one birdie Sunday
10	Chez Reavie	74	T26	Final-round and second-round 77 ended FedExCup dreams
11	K.J. Choi	70	T3	Nearly snuck into the playoff with two late birdies
12	Jason Day	71	T6	Two bogeys to close killed chances at win
13	John Senden	71	25	Three bogeys in first five holes were too tough to overcome
14	Aaron Baddeley	72	T3	Had he won, Simpson would have won FedExCup
15	Phil Mickelson	71	10	Took 32 putts again -- time to scrap the long putter?
16	Adam Scott	68	T6	Bounced back from 74 with 68 in final round
17	Gary Woodland	66	T13	Bogey-free 66 for tie for 13th in first East Lake trip
18	Steve Stricker	72	15	Battled neck injury all week, shot 72 Sunday
19	Charles Howell III	68	T6	Second straight 68 vaulted him into tie for sixth
20	Keegan Bradley	70	T11	Was it enough to garner Presidents Cup spot?
20	David Toms	69	T16	Five birdies offset by two bogeys, one double bogey
22	Mark Wilson	69	T26	Finally broke par in final round
23	Bo Van Pelt	68	9	Led field in driving accuracy and shot final-round 68
24	Geoff Ogilvy	68	T11	Two bogeys, one double, four birdies over last 10 holes
25	Jason Dufner	69	T13	Only second round in 60s of week as he tied for 13th
26	Bubba Watson	69	T23	Had 10-shot swing for the better after 79 day earlier
27	Jonathan Byrd	75	30	Finished dead last at 12 over after 75 in final round
28	Vijay Singh	69	T16	Former FedExCup champ was never in contention
29	Fredrik Jacobson	75	T16	Seven-shot swing the wrong way for Swede
30	Y.E. Yang	72	29	Opened with birdie, finished with birdie, shot 72