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Why are play-offs important?

Play-off events in golf, like the FedEx Cup play-offs, are high-stakes tournaments that determine the season's ultimate champion. They offer increased prize money, significant ranking points, and often lead to automatic qualification for major championships. For players like Rory McIlroy, performing well in these events is crucial for their season's success and future opportunities.

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