Watch Max McGreevy sink an incredible 30-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole at The RSM Classic, securing his spot in the Aon Next 10 and earning a ticket to the first two Signature Events of 2026. Relive the thrilling moment that propelled McGreevy from No. 89 to No. 60 in the FedExCup standings. Plus, hear his post-round reflections on his breakthrough performance and newfound belief in his game. Don’t miss this must-see PGA TOUR highlight!
Keywords: Max McGreevy, RSM Classic, PGA TOUR, Aon Next 10, Signature Events, FedExCup, golf highlights, birdie putt, 2026 season, Sami Valimaki, Nico Echavarria
Max McGrevy's runner-up finish at the RSM Classic secures his spot in the AON Next 10. Max McGrevy's remarkable performance at the RSM Classic has earned him a well-deserved second place finish, which has significant implications for his future in professional golf. With this achievement, McGrevy has punched his ticket to the Aon Next 10, a prestigious group of golfers who have secured their spots in the first two signature events of 2026. The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro and the Genesis Invitational. The RSM Classic held at Sea Island Seaside cost saw McGrevy sink a 30ft birdie part on the 18th green tying him with Sammy Valimoki for the lead. Despite Valimoki's eventual victory, McGrevy's second place finish was enough to boost his ranking from number 89 to 60 in the FedEx Cup. This improvement secured his spot in the AON next 10, a group that includes some of the top golfers in the world. McGrevy's belief in his abilities has been a key factor in his success. After the final round, he expressed his surprise at securing a top 60 finish, stating, "I didn't even think a second place would get in the top 60." This mindset shift, he believes, has been instrumental in his recent success, allowing him to compete with the best in the world. The Aonx 10 standings at the end of the 2025 FedEx Cup for saw McGrevy join an elite group of golfers. His second place finish bumped him up to number 60. While other notable golfers like Nicoia and Sammy Valimaki also secured their spots in the top 60, who entered the day five shots back of the lead, showcase his skills with three straight birdies on numbers 12 to 14, securing his spot in the top 60. His performance earned him 84 finish and 55th place in the FedEx Cup. The RSM Classic also saw the absence of notable golfers like Jordan Spith, Jake Neap, and Kevin Yu, who chose not to compete. However, the events excitement and competitive spirit were not diminished as McGrevy, Etchoria, and Valimi all secured their spots in the AON 10. Stanford alumni Patrick Rogers and Michael Tob Johnson who were in contention heading into the final round faced setbacks with Becknogis finishing at number 62 and number 70 respectively. Despite their challenges, their performances showcased the high level of competition at the RSM Classic. In summary, Max McGrevy's runner-up finish at the RSM Classic has opened doors for his future success, securing his spot in the AON Next 10 and setting the stage for his participation in the prestigious signature events of 2026.
