Who's in and who's out of FedEx after BMW

• By Randall Mell
• Sep 9, 2012 9:10 PM ET

CARMEL, Ind. – Vijay Singh’s Sunday began with a chance to win the BMW Championship.

With three bogeys over his final five holes, Singh didn’t just squander a chance to win at Crooked Stick.

He squandered a spot in the Tour Championship.

Singh, tied for the 54-hole lead at the BMW, wasn’t alone watching a trip to East Lake in Atlanta for the playoff finale escape his grip.

Bill Haas and Kyle Stanley were among the top 30 in FedEx Cup points entering the BMW Championship. The top 30 advance to the Tour Championship. They both fell out of the top 30 with bogeys at the last hole Sunday at Crooked Stick.

Haas, who won last year’s Tour Championship and FedEx Cup, stumbled home with four bogeys over the final five holes. He keeps the FedEx Cup champ jinx alive. No FedEx Cup champion has returned to the Tour Championship the year after winning the FedEx Cup.

Stanley finished 31^st in FedEx Cup points, Haas to 32^nd.

Robert Garrigus and Ryan Moore moved into the top 30 to win trips to East Lake. Garrigus jumped from 31^st in points to 20^th by tying for fourth at Crooked Stick. Moore jumped from 35^th in points to 28^th tying for 10^th at the BMW. Singh started the week way back at 49th in FedEx Cup points, but he had cracked the top-30 projection going into Sunday. He couldn't hold it with his struggles coming home.