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Collin Morikawa knew he had four days at East Lake to make up a nine-shot deficit in the Tour Championship. He wound up doing it in one day, with a little help from Scottie Scheffler. Morikawa started the FedEx Cup finale at 1-under par because he was 24th in the standings. Scheffler began at 10 under as the top seed. And then Morikawa shot a 61.

Scottie Scheffler already has one small piece of history at the Tour Championship. He's the only player to be the No. 1 seed going into the FedEx Cup finale in consecutive years.