Pro Golf Weekly is starting a new feature where we highlight the biggest movers in the season long FedEx Cup standings. We’ll also keep a close watch on the bubble and the players languishing outside the cut line.

PGA Championship

• Jimmy Walker’s one shot victory moved him from 50^th to 14^th in the standings. His best finish in the FedEx Cup came back in 2013 when he won three times on tour and finished 7^th in the standings.
• Robert Streb’s T-7 finish, his first Top-10 this season, moved him 24 spots in the standings, from 112^th to 88^th. Last year he finished 18^th in the standings.
• Following his second Top-10 in the majors this year, Daniel Summerhays moved from 57^th to 39^th in the standings.
• Padraig Harrington clinched his best finish in a major since the 2012 US Open. He went 65 – 68 over the weekend to finish T-13. He moved from 140^th to 129^th in the standings.
• Jason Day’s runner-up finish helped him move back to the top of the FedEx Cup standings. He’s now 34 points ahead of Dustin Johnson.

Players to Watch at the Travelers

• A wrist injury has kept Jim Furyk out for much of the season. He’ll need to play catch up as he ranks 118^th in the standings.
• The 2011 PGA Champion, Keegan Bradley, has missed cuts at half of the 22 events he’s played this year. With only four Top-25’s this season, he ranks 117^th in the FedEx Cup standings.
• Paul Casey’s T-10 finish last week moved him into the Top-70 of the standings, at 69^th. Casey had an interesting major season, with missed cuts at the British and US Opens, and T-4 at the Masters.
• Italian Francesco Molinari had a decent outing at the PGA Championship, finishing at T-22. It helped him move into the Top-100 in the standings, at 97^th.
• Ernie Els has struggled big time this season and has just one Top-10 to show for it. He’s lying 159^th in the standings and needs a good week at the Travelers.