August 31, in the Barclays Classic, there are six players to jump into top 100 and to qualify Deutsche Bank Championship including "World First" Tiger Woods. Meanwhile, Argentinean Andres Romero was also a very great winner. He hit very breathtakingly. At last, he was ranked for 100th place and got the last card of Boston.

During six players, Kevin Streelman  performed best. He only lost 3 strokes and shared third place in the Barclays Classic. His ranking rose from 102th to 18th. He not only got qualification for Deutsche Bank Championship, but also may qualify for BMW Western Championship.

Woods hit 67 at the last round and was tied for 12th place. The ranking of scoreboard went up from 112th to 65th. But he still need endeavors to get the card of the third bout of playoffs. Ryuji Imada and J.P. Hayes were tied for 27th place at Ridgewood Country Club. The former's ranking went up from 107th to 73th, while that of the latter rose from 108th to 76th.

In addtion, Troy Matteson got a tie for 36th, and his ranking rose from 114th to 88th. In the same with two persons above, he still was out of the threshold of BMW Western Championship.

Andres Romero continually swallowed double bogeys in the game.  He thought that he was hopeless. Fortunately, he caught four birdies in the last five holes and his ranking went up from 115th to 100th. Therefore, he just got the entry ticket of Boston. On the contrary, players dropped out of top 100 including Kevin Sutherland, Jerry Kelly, Alex Cejka, Derek Lamely, Matt Bettencourt, and Jeff Maggert. Except that Jeff Maggert quitted game because of wound, the other five players were eliminated in the New Jersey.

Moreover, Woods played very well in the last round of Barclays Classic. He got a 4-under 67 and breezily entered into the second bout of FedEx Cup. After finishing game, Woods became more optimistic and confident. He said he completely had chance to win champion in the Ridgewood Country Club if not the poor swing. Now he aims at the next three finals and hopes to regain titles in the places where he once won.

Woods's four-round scores were a 7-under 277. And his ranking has gone up to 65th in the scoreboard of FedEx Cup Playoffs. He qualifies for Deutsche Bank Championship which is only open to top 100 players iin the scoreboard  witout any suspense. That week later, top 70 players will be eligible for BMW Western Championship held in Chicago, while only top 30 players will get card of Tour Championship held in the East Lake of Atlanta.

"I am very happy." Woods deemed that his shots performed very well in the whole week. "If my swing in four days were well, I had chance to obtain champion. My tee offs in a week were very consistent and the balls were under my good control. Unfortunately, my swings in the middle two rounds were not very well." Woods's putts were 33-29 in the second and third rounds, while the putts both were 27 his first and final rounds.