Procore Championship: US Ryder Cup Leaderboard

Scottie Scheffler holding the Procore Championship trophy and four Team USA Ryder Cup players

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last updated 15 September 2025

With the Ryder Cup just two weeks away, the first of the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Fall events, the Procore Championship, offered the perfect opportunity for the majority of the US team to work on their games ahead of the Bethpage Black match.

Keegan Bradley will be happy with how the week went as all 10 players made the cut in California, and World No.1 Scottie Scheffler sealed his sixth victory of the season over Ryder Cup rookie Ben Griffin.

Griffin three-putted the final hole to miss out by one and will now get to work on his short putting ahead of Bethpage.

"I felt like just wasn't quite as sharp from short range as I needed to be, but I'll get to work this next week and hopefully make every single one of them at the Ryder Cup," he said after his runner-up finish.

JJ Spaun finished four back of Scheffler to place in 6th while Cameron Young, Sam Burns and Russell Henley all finished inside the top-20.

There may be a slight worry over Justin Thomas, who failed to break 70 all four days to finish in 69th-place at one-over-par.

Luke Donald's Europeans had a good week on the other side of the pond, too, with six of his side finishing in the top-20 at the BMW PGA Championship.

Take a look at how all ten members of Team USA fared at the Procore Championship:

US Ryder Cup Leaderboard At The Procore Championship

1st (-19) Scottie Scheffler
2nd (-18) Ben Griffin
6th (-15) JJ Spaun
T9th (-12) Cameron Young
T13th (-10) Sam Burns
T19th (-9) Russell Henley
T30th (-7) Patrick Cantlay
T43rd (-5) Harris English
T43rd (-5) Collin Morikawa
69th (+1) Justin Thomas

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