Power Rankings: One for all

• By Golf Channel Digital
• Sep 20, 2011 8:39 AM ET

Here are GolfChannel.com’s Power Rankings, the top 10 favorites for the Tour Championship:

1. Luke Donald: Despite a rough start in Chicago, Donald rallied with three solid rounds to finish alone in fourth at the BMW. A victory at East Lake would be a fitting end to the playoffs for the world's No. 1-ranked player.

2. Webb Simpson: FedEx Cup leader continues to play some of the best golf of anyone - two wins, four top-10s in his last four starts. That's red hot.

3. Justin Rose: Opened with a sublime 63 in Chicago and then went wire-to-wire to capture the trophy and vault to third in the FedEx Cup standings.

4. Geoff Ogivly: Only player in the field at the BMW to shoot all four rounds in the 60s. The mild-mannered Ogilvy is finally finding his form after a finger injury derailed him early in the season. 

5. Dustin Johnson: A mixed bag of results lately - big win at The Barclays, then so-so finishes at the Deutsche Bank and BMW - Johnson always a threat. He has plenty on the table at East Lake, as he stands second in the point standings.

6. Matt Kuchar: Five consecutive top-25s - consistent, much like the rest of his year, which he is tied for third with nine top-10 finishes.

7. Jason Day: The Aussie had a rough go of it at the BMW, but should do well to get back into form at East Lake. Has an impressive nine top-10s this season, including a T-3 at the Deutsche Bank.

8. Chez Reavie: Has used a pair of back-to-back top-10 finishes in the playoffs to climb into the top-10 of the Cup standings.

9. Adam Scott: Three top-10s in his last five starts, including a major confidence performance and victory at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.

10. Brandt Snedeker: Finished T-3 at each of the first two playoff events. Confidence should still be high however, after a so-so finish at the BMW. Sits in sixth place with one tournament remaining.

Note: This list is compiled from rankings submitted by members of GolfChannel.com's editorial team, based on who is most expected to contend in each upcoming event.

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