Jackson Koivun eyes playoff berth as Beau Hossler, Michael Brennan lead Wyndham
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 12:42 AM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Jackson Koivun is in a strong position to make the PGA Tour playoffs ahead of the Wyndham Championship finale in Greensboro, N.C. After turning pro earlier this summer, Koivun's performance has improved, putting him in 70th in the FedEx Cup standings. He shot a four-under 66 on Saturday, placing him T-17. Meanwhile, Beau Hossler and Michael Brennan are tied for the lead at 16 under, boosting their playoff chances significantly with Hossler projected to rise from 122nd to 54th and Brennan from 105th to 47th if they finish strong.
- •Koivun is projected to finish 67th after a strong third round.
- •Hossler and Brennan are tied at 16 under, vying for critical playoff spots.
- •Koivun needs to maintain his position to enter the playoffs.
- •Matti Schmid and Steven Fisk are currently below the playoff cutoff.
- •Davis Thompson is in sixth place and 73rd in the standings.
- 12:42 AMYahoo Sports — Jackson Koivun poised to secure playoff spot on eve of Wyndham finale, with Beau Hossler and Michael Brennan tied for lead
"Jackson Koivun is in a strong position to reach his first PGA Tour playoffs, while Beau Hossler and Michael Brennan in a critical battle at the top
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