Woods took a lead of three strokes into the last round of the touring tournament, but he only spent four holes to expand his advantage over Justin Ross to five strokes. In the middle of the competition, he seemed to throw all the players away and easily win the championship, and when Justin Ross dropped the pole, he even had a chance to win the annual championship for the third time and the $10 million grand prize.

 Justin Ross eventually caught a bird by pushing twice on hole 18 at East Lake Golf Club, staying in the top five and winning the Federal Cup for the first time. Justin Ross swallowed 5 bogies throughout the day, including 3 bogies in the back nine holes, and hit 73 strokes. In four rounds, he hit 274 strokes (66-67-68-73), 6 strokes below par, and tied for fourth place.

 Justin Ross did not win a playoff game and set a new record for the Federal Cup championship.

 Justin Ross and McCoy were tied for second place in the last round, but soon they both fell out of the race for the championship. McCoy swallowed three bogies and one double bogey in the first nine holes, hit 74, and hit 275 (67-68-66-74), 5 below par, tied for seventh place.

 Billy Horschel missed the Eagle Push in the latter hole, caught a dead bird, and hit 66 strokes, hitting 271 strokes (71-65-69-66) below par, 9 strokes below par, ranking second alone. His points ranking rose from ninth to fifth.

 Dustin Johnson hit two consecutive rounds of pars 67, with a score of 273 (69-70-67-67), 7 below par, earning third place and maintaining fourth place in points rankings.

 Matsuyama Yingshu scored 65, Weber Simpson scored 67, and Justin Ross tied for fourth place.