The BMW final was postponed to Monday, FedEx Cup players are hoping and waiting

NEWTON SQUARE, Pa. – Rainfall all night made Aronimink Golf Club unjust on Sunday morning, when the PGA Tour was hoping to sneak into the final round of the BMW championship to avoid an arrival on Monday.

The game was officially canceled at 2 pm ET Sunday afternoon, with 18 holes remaining.

Justin Rose is the absolute leader at 17 under and a shot ahead of Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele, who all knew that fainting was a strong possibility. It should rain until Monday and it will be a real challenge to finish this stage.

PGA Tour Vice President of Rules and Competitions Slugger White said the course took about three inches of rain this week, including an extra half inch during the night. The greens and bunkers were in good condition, but many tees and fairways were unplayable.

The Round may not postpone the game unless at least half of the final round is completed on Monday.

Rose would be delighted to make a full bend for her third win of the season. It would be the same for a crowd of guys in the Tour Championship bubble in the projected FedEx Cup standings. Patton Kizzire (28^e), Marc Leishman (29^e) and Keegan Bradley (30^e) Everything would go to East Lake if the rest of the BMW Championship is canceled.

Jordan Spieth started the week in the top 30 but has since moved to 31^stas he stands T-39 at 54 holes. He is the strange man unless the Tour can reach 18 more holes in the next two days. Emiliano Grillo (31 years old)^st), Andrew Putnam (32^nd) and Ryan Armor (32^nd) would also see their seasons end.

Tiger Woods would be in Atlanta in this scenario, entering the final round expected at 24^e in the points classification. Woods shared the 18-hole lead with McIlroy after an 8-2 under 62, but the putter has cooled in two rounds since. He won on a Saturday without bug 66 and was still disappointed after missing a handful of strong birdie. He is currently T-11 and five shots to the head to 11 under.

"It was frustrating because I hit the ball pretty well to shoot a low score," Woods said Saturday.

It was a frustrating week for Woods and tour leaders, who made departures until 7:00 am on Friday to finish the second lap. They tried to do the same thing Saturday and Sunday in vain.

The only thing to do is wait and see Monday, where White said that there could be a window to play from 8 am to 2 pm.

Otherwise, Rose will be named winner and Spieth and others will leave Philadelphia with a mood adapted to the weather.