Keegan Bradley took his first win of the season at the BMW Championship on Sunday, catapulting himself up the overall FedEx Cup standings.

Bradley entered the weekend 50th in the FedEx Cup standings and in good shape for next week’s TOUR Championship. In the final round on Sunday, he shot an even-par 72 for a score of -12, edging out Sam Burns, Ludvig Åberg and Adam Scott, who all finished at -11.

Bradley is now ranked fourth in the FedEx Cup standings and has a chance to win the championship next week.

After the BMW Championship shook up the table, here is a look at the updated top 10:

1. Scottie Scheffler: 6,615,083 points
2. Xander Schauffele: 5,422.333 points
3. Hideki Matsuyama: 3,898,855 points
4. Keegan Bradley: 3,095,621 points
5. Ludvig Åberg: 2,979,500 points
6. Rory McIlroy: 2,828,504 points
7. Collin Morikawa: 2,713,796 points
8. Wyndham Clark: 2,708,178 points
9. Sam Burns: 2,518,244 points
10. Patrick Cantlay: 2,221,307 points

The full FedEx Cup standings can be found here.

Every golfer in the top 30 will compete in the TOUR Championship, but those with a higher ranking will receive better benefits. The FedEx Cup leader will start at 10 under par, while the rest of the field will receive the following benefits:

• No. 2: 8 under par
• No. 3: 7 under par
• No. 4: 6 under par
• No. 5: 5 under par
• No. 6-10: 4 under par
• No. 11-15 start: 3 under par
• No. 16-20: 2 under par
• No. 21-25: 1 under par
• No. 26-30: straight

Scottie Scheffler, who has been the best golfer all year, struggled at the BMW Championship this weekend, finishing one over par in a tie for 33rd place. Fortunately for Scheffler, the poor weekend did not hurt his placing, as he has otherwise had an excellent year.

Scheffler is still in first place in the FedEx Cup standings, meaning he will have a big advantage at next week’s TOUR Championship.

While Bradley made the biggest jump of the entire field on Sunday, Adam Scott also improved his ranking after finishing second. Like Bradley, Scott had started the weekend with the goal of finishing in the top 30, and he jumped more than 20 places in the overall standings on Sunday, from 41st to 14th.

The two biggest climbers, Bradley and Scott, will now look to carry their positive momentum into next week’s TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Course in Atlanta.