Fedex Cup Top Ten

The chase has essentially reduced into a two horse race as Haas currently leads Webb Simpson by 15 points, which is certainly the precise margin by which he won his title this past year.Like several of his fellow PGA Tour players, Haas uses a Titleist ProV1X, and that he has been playing Titleist golf balls since dating back to he can remember. Although he's going to be tricky to catch and would definitely be a worthy winner in the 2011 FedEx Cup, the top 10 is full of young talent that is going to be on display for many years ahead. Here is a quick rundown within the field.Webb SimpsonWith two victories and two 2nd place finishes this year, Webb Simpson has emerged among the world's premiere golfers. A scoring average below 70 is definitely an indication that Simpson can be a consistent player in almost any environment, and also the 26-year-old is perhaps around for a very long time.Luke DonaldThe England native has come up with an extraordinary year and is also amongst the vast legion of pros that plays a Titleist ProV1X golf ball. His five top finishes are highlighted by using a convincing victory on the Accenture Match Play Championship.Dustin JohnsonA TaylorMade golf ball works the best for Dustin Johnson, who currently sits in 4th placed in all around points standings. Four top three finishes have catapulted Johnson up the rankings and to the rare air of contenders. Victory at the Barclays garnered Johnson praise, attention and valuable cup points.Justin RoseThe baby-faced Rose has become part of the PGA Tour for a decade, and his awesome experience is starting to result in consistent appearances atop leaderboards all over the world. Rose won the BMW Championship in September and hopes to have a late push upward toward his first ever FedEx Cup title.Matt KucharMatt Kuchar has yet to win for the PGA Tour this year, but his nine top 10 finishes have cemented his place on the FedEx Cup leaderboard. Kuchar has bagged three career victories, together with a 2-stroke win on the 2002 Honda classic as being a 23-year-old.Hunter MahanTwo 2nd place completes and 13 top 25 finishes have propelled Hunter Mahan in to the 7th slot, where he sits with exactly 1,800 points. The Oklahoma State graduate is laid-back yet dedicated and tireless in their practice routine, which often involves numerous small piles of used golf balls.Brandt SnedekerThe Nashville native felt right in the home in South Carolina earlier this season, where he gained The Heritage after a playoff with Luke Donald. Snedeker has many of the tools to set up a lengthy and illustrious career in professional golf and has been using Bridgestone golf balls within the past few years.Nick WatneyTwo convincing victories and another 2nd place finish would normally be adequate to vault someone to the top of the the points standings, but Watney will have to settle for 9th spot for now. Nonetheless, the Sacramento-born pro is primed to get a run on the title in 2012.Chez ReavieChez Reavie snuck into the best in overall points by way of a scoring average that is certainly just a whisker above 70.