Seamus Power has surged to the top of the Fed-Ex Cup rankings after finishing joint-third at the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba.
The Waterford man picked up a cheque for $375,560 as he moved into the world's top 30 and the automatic Ryder Cup qualifying places from the World Points List.
It comes just a week after Power won the Bermuda Championship, with the 35-year-old shooting a closing round 68 on Sunday to finish five shots behind winner Russell Henley.