By Greg Robertson
ESPN Golf Online
Tuesday, September 26

	Top 30 (Tour Championship)
	Rank	Player	Earnings
	26	Bob May	$1,271,742
	27	Chris Perry	$1,263,857
	28	David Toms	$1,240,795
	29	Rory Sabbatini	$1,226,740
	30	Nick Price	$1,182,866
	31	Shigeki Maruyama	$1,179,354
	32	Scott Hoch	$1,131,112
	33	John Huston	$1,107,063
	34	Tom Scherrer	$1,097,848
	35	Mike Weir	$1,027,379

The scoreboard at the Westin Texas Open showed Justin Leonard on top, but he wasn't the only winner to come out of the week.

With a second-place finish at LaCantera, Mark Wiebe secured his playing card for the 2001 season. Wiebe rocketed up the earnings chart, jumping from 142nd to 88th, a guarantee he will finish among the top 125 at the end of the season.

With just a handful of events remaining this season, players are fighting to get within two numbers on the money list. The top 30 will earn a place in the $5 million Tour Championship, while the top 125 will earn exempt status for next season.

There were almost no changes in the top 30 as a result of the Texas Open, although Leonard did move from No. 22 to No. 15. But nobody moved into the top 30, leaving Nick Price as the man on the bubble for another week at $1,182,866. That's about $3,500 ahead of Shigeki Maruyama.

	Top 125 (Exempt for 2001)
	Rank	Player	Earnings
	121	Scott McCarron	$336,194
	122	Kevin Wentworth	$327,205
	123	Brandt Jobe	$324,177
	124	John Cook	$323,573
	125	Tom Byrum	$322,951
	126	Rick Fehr	$313,701
	127	Shaun Micheel	$313,517
	128	Bob Tway	$309,487
	129	Bradley Hughes	$308,382
	130	Joey Sindelar	$305,340
	131	K.J. Choi	$292,058
	132	x-Gabriel Hjertstedt	$283,462
	133	Dave Stockton Jr.	$283,371
	134	Barry Cheesman	$277,918
	135	x-Nick Faldo	$271,687

Bob May and David Toms eached moved up a valuable spot, with May sliding into 26th and Toms into 28th. As for the top 125, Wiebe was the only big winner of the week, although several others made important progress.

Pete Jordan used a tie for 19th in Texas to move from 115th to 108th on the money list, giving him a little more breathing room.

Paul Goydos jumped from 123rd to 118th, and Dan Forsman used a tie for ninth to move from 133rd to 119th.

Brian Watts (145th to 137th) and Ben Bates (153rd to 142nd) both made big jumps, although they remain more than $55,000 away from the top 125.

Tom Byrum becomes the new man on the bubble at No. 125 with $322,951. That's more than $14,000 higher than last week's bubble number, which had been held by Bradley Hughes, who missed the cut in Texas.