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‘It Sucks’: Justin Thomas in Dilemma as Past Zach Johnson Decision Towers Over His Presidents Cup Chances

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Justin Thomas is no stranger to pressure, but this season has tested his resolve. After a disappointing T39 finish at the BMW Championship, questions loom about his place on the U.S. Presidents Cup team. Reflecting on his performance, Thomas admitted, “I don’t know. I would say you have arguments both ways,” when asked if he’d done enough to earn a spot.

Thomas started the year strong, with top-10 finishes at the American Express and Pebble Beach Pro-Am, but recent tournaments have seen him finishing in the 30s. His role in last year’s Ryder Cup loss continues to cast a shadow, and with no PGA Tour wins in 2024, the scrutiny intensifies.

Despite the doubts, Thomas learned he narrowly secured the 30th spot in the FedEx Cup Rankings, making him the final player heading to the Tour Championship at East Lake. Starting from even par, he’ll need to deliver a standout performance to prove he belongs among the best, especially with World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler holding a 10-shot lead.

As Thomas prepares for Atlanta, all eyes are on whether he can silence the critics and reclaim his place as one of America’s top golfers.

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