In a year where no single player dominated on the PGA Tour, it seems fitting that two players split the end of the season's biggest victories.

Xander Schauffele rallied from two-shots back win the Tour Championship, becoming the first rookie to capture the event since Keegan Bradley in 2011.

And while usually in golf there is a big drop off in prize money for coming in second in a tournament, you can hardly feel bad for Justin Thomas' runner-up finish at the Tour Championship. That's because his play vaulted him ahead of Jordan Spieth to win the FedEx Cup and the $10 million paycheck that comes with it.

Thomas finished the year with five victories (including a major) and should be an easy choice for Player of the Year.

In this edition of 'Off The Tee', I talked with Joel Harrington from 4 Deep Golf about the first golf season since 2009 to see a different player win the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup.

Joel and I also discuss:

  • Jordan Spieth's close call at the Tour Championship and the putting struggles that did him in
  • Steve Williams is done carrying the bag for Adam Scott and will now move on to the LPGA Tour
  • A bizarre sequence of events for Matthew Southgate at the Web.com finals involving a putt, an errant leaf, and a four-shot penalty
  • A preview of this week's Presidents Cup, which tees off Thursday (September 28) in Jersey City, New Jersey

Here is our complete conversation:

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