Fed Ex Cup has come to an end. After his second place on The Tour Championship (Sept, 24-27) Tiger Woods wins for the second time.

Phil Mickelson wins second place, after his victory at The Tour Championship.

Every player in the field at the Tour Championship at Eats Lake GC in Atlanta (Sept 24-27) has a mathematical chance to win the FedExCup, but only the top five control their own destiny. Here are the reset points standings and how each player can win the cup.

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Jack Nicklaus has told Sky Sports News that he expects Tiger Woods to break his record of 18 major victories, even though he's not yet back to his best form.

The reigning world number one has managed one tournament victory - in the Arnold Palmer Invitational - since returning from major knee surgery.

Woods missed much of the 2008 campaign after going under the knife following his play-off win at the US Open. The victory at Torrey Pines was Woods' 14th major - putting him just four behind 'The Golden Bear'.

Nicklaus doesn't expect to remain on top of the all-time list for too much longer, though, and is hoping he can be there to congratulate Woods when he makes it to number 19.

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