Weather: Sunny. High of 72. Wind NNW 5-10 mph.

Due to darkness, the final round was suspended Sunday at 6:11 p.m. with 12 players remaining on the course. The final round resumed Monday at 7:30 a.m. Preferred lies were utilized in all four rounds.

Final Leaderboard

Brendon Todd	63-68-65-68—264	(-20)
Vaughn Taylor	64-66-67-68—265	(-19)
Carlos Ortiz	69-65-65-66—265	(-19)
Adam Long	63-69-67-66—265	(-19)
Harris English	65-64-68-70—267	(-17)

Things to Know

• Brendon Todd wins back-to-back PGA TOUR events, becoming the first to do so since Bryson DeChambeau in 2018
• Todd becomes the first player to win twice in the fall portion of the schedule in a single season since the TOUR went to a wraparound schedule in 2013-14
• Todd moves to No. 1 in the FedExCup standings
• Mexico natives Carlos Ortiz (career-best T2) and Abraham Ancer (T8) both finish in the top 10
• Vaughn Taylor secures best finish since winning the 2016 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Brendon Todd (T1/-20)

• PGA TOUR Victories: 2014 AT&T Byron Nelson, 2019 Bermuda Championship, 2019 Mayakoba Golf Classic
• Second victory in as many starts comes at the age of 34 years, 3 months, 27 days in his 178th PGA TOUR start
• Becomes the first player to win back-to-back events since Bryson DeChambeau (2018 THE NORTHERN TRUST, 2018 Dell Technologies Championship)
• Becomes the first player to win back-to-back starts since Xander Schauffele (2018 World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions, 2019 Sentry Tournament of Champions)
• Becomes the first player to win twice in the fall portion of the schedule in a single season since the TOUR went to a wraparound schedule in 2013-14
• With the win, collects 500 FedExCup points and overtakes the lead in the FedExCup with a total of 822 points
• Won his last two PGA TOUR starts with a combined total of 44-under par; was 43-under combined in 16 events between the start of the 2018-19 season and his win at the Bermuda Championship
• Extends his exempt status on the PGA TOUR through the 2022-23 season, adding an additional year to the two-year exemption he earned after winning the Bermuda Championship Wins in his fourth start at the Mayakoba Golf Classic and first since a missed cut in 2016; only previous made cut was a T49 in 2013
• Before Bermuda Championship win two weeks ago, sat No. 525 in the Official World Golf Ranking; with win at Mayakoba, is projected to move to No. 83
• With no full status the last three seasons, the 2014 AT&T Byron Nelson champion regained his PGA TOUR card after finishing No. 8 on the Korn Ferry Tour Finals points list and 15th in the final priority ranking
• Went through a challenging period in his career, admitting he had the full-swing yips, before winning at the Bermuda Championship two weeks ago; after finishing T56 at the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open, missed 34 cuts of next 36 starts before advancing to the weekend at The RSM Classic in 2018, where he Monday qualified with a 61 and finished T54 in the tournament
• Opened the 2019-20 season with four consecutive missed cuts

Additional Notes

• Vaughn Taylor earned his best result since winning the 2016 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am; Taylor was seeking his fourth PGA TOUR title
• Adam Long closed with a bogey-free 5-under 66 to finish T2; Long claimed his maiden TOUR victory at The American Express in January
• Harris English (5th) was attempting to become the event’s first two-time champion Abraham Ancer, the first player from Mexico to make a Presidents Cup team (2019), closed with a 4-under 67 to finish at 14-under 270
• On Sunday, defending champion Matt Kuchar (T14) aced the par-3 eighth hole from 148 yards with a 9-iron en route to a bogey-free 9-under 62
• With a total of 15 birdies this week, Lanto Griffin (T76/+1) leads the RSM Birdies Fore Love competition with 127. With 25 birdies (or better) this week, Carlos Ortiz won the weekly variation of the competition. Although he finished in a tie with Harris English, the tiebreaker went the way of Ortiz by virtue of making more final-round birdies. The RSM Birdies Fore Love program will award Ortiz a $50,000 donation to his charity of choice. The top three players who accumulate the most birdies (or better) in the 11 fall events will be awarded $300,000, $150,000 and $50,000, respectively, for donations to children- and/or family-focused charities of the player’s choice

Course Statistics - Week

• Toughest Hole: Par-4 16th (4.347)
• Easiest Hole: Par-5 13th (4.393)

Scoring Averages - Week

• Front Nine: 34.903
• Back Nine: 35.129
• Total: 70.032

Bogey-Free Rounds

• R1 (7): Brendon Todd (63), Mark Hubbard (64), Russell Henley (66), Brian Gay (66), Abraham Ancer (66), Chris Stroud (66), James Hahn (68)
• R2 (2): Harris English (64), Martin Laird (70)
• R3 (8): Abraham Ancer (65), Zac Blair (65), Carlos Ortiz (65), C.T. Pan (66), Tyler Duncan (66), Adam Long (67), Charles Howell III (67), Scott Piercy (68)
• R4 (10): Matt Kuchar (62), Brice Garnett (64), Robby Shelton (65), Dylan Frittelli (65), Adam Long (66), C.T. Pan (67), Abraham Ancer (67), Chris Stroud (67), Beau Hossler (68), Rory Sabbatini (68)