Now his season gets extended by at least one week after his second PGA Tour title in two years. Only the top 70 players advance, and Brennan shot up to No.47. He made his Masters debut this year, going from the PGA Tour Americas straight to the big leagues after he won the Bank of Utah Championship. Brennan made birdie on the final hole to finish at 22-under 258, matching the tournament record at Sedgefield. Also failing to advance to the post-season was Brooks Koepka, the first player to rejoin the PGA Tour after being at LIV Golf.