This Week: Deutsche Bank Championship

The PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs move to Round 2 this week, with the Top 120 players in the standings gaining entry into the Deutsche Bank Championship. This is where Phil Mickelson outdueled Tiger Woods head-to-head in 2007. Woods, of course, isn't there this year, although he still ranks 15th in points after the first week of the playoffs.

The PGA Tour tweaked the playoff points formula this year hoping to generate more up-and-down movement from week to week. How much movement was there after The Barclays? Here's a comparison of the Top 10 and the players in spots 111-120 (120 being the cutoff to get into the Deutsche Bank):

Top 10 Before Barclays 1. Tiger Woods 2. Kenny Perry 3. Phil Mickelson 4. Padraig Harrington 5. Anthony Kim 6. Stewart Cink 7. Vijay Singh 8. Justin Leonard 9. Ryuji Imada 10. Geoff Ogilvy 111-120 Before Barclays 111. Nick Watney 112. Zach Johnson 113. Vaughn Taylor 114. Rich Beem 115. Charles Warren 116. Bo Van Pelt 117. Dustin Johnson 118. Brett Quigley 119. Bob Tway 120. Patrick Sheehan

Top 10 After Barclays 1. Vijay Singh 2. Sergio Garcia 3. Kevin Sutherland 4. Phil Mickelson 5. Justin Leonard 6. Anthony Kim 7. Kenny Perry 8. Ben Curtis 9. Stewart Cink 10. Jim Furyk 111-120 After Barclays 111. Glen Day 112. Frank Lickliter II 113. Steve Flesch 114. Corey Pavin 115. Jeff Overton 116. Justin Bolli 117. Michael Letzig 118. Fred Couples 119. Lee Janzen 120. Alex Cejka

That's quite a bit of movement - a little bit inside the Top 10, certainly more than there would have been in 2007; and a lot at the other end. Every player from 111-120 is different after The Barclays.