Only 201 $ divided these 2 pro from Play off offers: ‘1 Shot Stinking’

WHEREAS 2025 Playoffs FedEx Cup ended months agoAnother pro-golf after season will begin: PGA Tour Champions’ Charles Schwab Playoffs. The regular season ended Sunday at Sas Championship, the last chance of the chance had to steal at 72 balls to win a place in the first Play off event.

Former -Pga Tour and current PGA players Tour Champions Kirk Triplett and Brandt Job opposite sides of the bubbleNamely at 72 and 73. It was a harsh reality for Job, made tougher than the shocking amount of profits that kept it from a Play off place: only 201 dollars.

Brandt Job is the Champions Tour Playoff Bubble Boy: ‘Can I do cuss?’

Job has had a long career in the PGA Tour Champions. He accepted so much is his press conference after the Sunday tour Prestonwood CC After his painful fall of the play off.

“This is my 10th year, so I’m pretty lucky. The tenth year without having a clear path and I had a clear path, so I can’t be disappointed,” Job said on Sunday. “I remember going here saying if you give me five years, it would be great, and I have 10. If 10 next year tournaments, 12 tournaments, whatever it is, hug it and hope to build in the last two months of what I did.”

His disappointment to knock by Charles Schwab’s Play off before they started even being more visible with the first words he uttered at his press conference.

“Can I do cuss?”

His humor was understandable. Jaba, who is 60, raised four racing conclusions and $ 9 million income during his PGA Tour career. He added two wins to the PGA Tour Champions, recently at the Boeing Classic 2019.

But this season, and this week, it didn’t go as it had hoped that Job would have. He played on 17 tournaments in 2025 and won only one Top 10. A T61-Finish (eight long) in the SAS championship left it with $ 221,861 in official money for the year.

At the PGA Tour Champions, every dollar earned an account for a point in the Charles Schwab Cup ranking. So JOE’s $ 221,861 were equalized with 221,861 points. This placed it in 73rd place, a place to make the first event of Play off, next week Dominion Energy Charity Classic.

Triplett, the last man at 72, ended with $ 222.062 in official money, or 222.062 points. Job was only $ 201 less than making play -off, a difference of 0.1%.

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Kirk Triplett tight steals in PLA’s PGA Tour Play

Triplett, 63, has eight PGA Tour’s career champions, though he has not entered the winner’s circle since a two -win in 2019. In total, he has withdrawn at $ 11,972,995 in the Old County.

In his PGA Tour career, Triplett won three times and ended with over $ 14 million in the course in the course.

But his profits in 2025 were minuscule in comparison. On 22 starts, Triplett failed to register a Top 10 and took 222.206 dollars at home. But it was good enough to pip jaba and make Charles Schwab’s play off, and the importance of that achievement was clear from his comments after the round Sunday.

“I hate to say it, but it’s like the most significant golf I played this season,” Triplett said. “I have just been the 40th, 50’s. My best conclusions are in the 20s and 30s. I’m not playing well, but I’m not managing my game well and I’m not racing well and all those things are snowy. I look around, I don’t see many old boys than me doing it, so you know it is just a reason. Long time, you have been successful. “

The little margin with which he overcame Job was not lost in Triplett, nor, which during the season he said he went down to “a stroke”.

“That’s the thing, right?” Triplett said. “You play 22 events. 200 dollars? My partner and I are sitting in the team championship and I decide – he says, ‘I will go catch a flight,’ or ‘You want to see something interesting?

Competition between Triplett and Job eventually went down to the last round of Sunday. Anyone who finished above would take the last place of the play off, and the other would go home without any chance winning their PGA Tour Champions card for next season.

“Hey, it’s bold there, go out there and anyone who gives up will be lost first. I don’t think either Brandt (Job) or I gave up,” Triplett said on Sunday. “You must have seen us, we played together on Friday. We didn’t look like two boys who could break 80 two days in a row. I mean, we were terrible. So both called something at least downstream.”

As Jaba’s 2025 campaign is over, Triplett plays. But he still has a lot of work left to win his play privileges for 2026. Triplett will have to play quite well next week to improve his ranking to 54 to qualify at the Simmons Bank Championship, the second Play off event.

The task becomes more difficult from there. Only the 36 leading players in the standings will qualify for the Playoff Charles Schwab Cup Championship and, making their Champions Cards PGA Tour 2026 PGA.