Furyk Claims 2010 FedEx Cup Series

 Jim Furyk walked away with the US$10 million FedEx Cup series bonus after edging out Luke Donald to win the season-ending Tour Championship.

With defending series champion Tiger Woods absent from the season-ending showpiece for the first time in his career after failing to qualify for the top 30 after the BMW Championship, Furyk's victory bumped Matt Kuchar down to second place in the series standings ahead of Donald.

Kuchar had earlier failed to match Furyk in getting up and down from the greenside bunker at the last and the dropped shot plus the fact Steve Stricker parred the last two holes to earn a tie for 25th pushed him down to second in the series standings after failing to break par in Atlanta.

A final round 66 was not enough to stop Dustin Johnson slipping down three places to fifth behind Charley Hoffman, while Paul Casey could have won the series with second place outright but the Ryder Cup reject could only manage fourth in Atlanta.

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