MONTREAL, Quebec, Canada – With 78 days to go until the Presidents Cup returns to The Royal Montreal Golf Club in Montreal, Canada, Davis Thompson and C.T. Pan made the biggest moves in their respective team standings following last week’s John Deere Classic, where Thompson earned the first win of his PGA TOUR career.

Thompson, 25, entered the week at TPC Deere Run on the heels of a T9 finish at the U.S. Open and a T2 effort at the Rocket Mortgage Classic. The former University of Georgia standout kept the momentum going with rounds of 63-67-62-64—256 for a tournament-record-setting 28-under-par total and a four-shot win over three players, including Pan. With their finishes, both players earned spots in The Open Championship via the Open Qualifying Series. Thompson will be making his debut in the year’s fourth and final major championship, while Pan will be making his fourth appearance.

“Coming out on TOUR, I mean, of course like every young guy, my expectation was to win every week and that's just not feasible. Throughout my life it's taken me time to get adjusted to anything in life. Took me a while to get adjusted to college. Even back to junior golf when I started playing the back tees. It just kind of takes me a while to get adjusted, and then once I get comfortable I kind of get in a groove and start to play well,” said Thompson after the win. “I feel like the past couple months I've got more and more comfortable and was able to break through this week.”

Thompson, the former No. 1 amateur in the world, became the ninth first-time winner on TOUR this year, and moved from No. 30 to No. 21 in the U.S. Team standings for the Presidents Cup. The St. Simons Island, Georgia, resident turned pro three years ago and is looking to make his first appearance in a professional team competition after representing the United States in the 2020 Arnold Palmer Cup and 2021 Walker Cup.

The 2024 U.S. Team will be comprised of six (6) automatic qualifiers and six (6) Captain’s picks, with a weighted system based on FedExCup Points from January 1, 2023, through August 25, 2024. The automatic qualifiers will be the top six eligible U.S. players in the OWGR after completion of the 2024 BMW Championship.

Top-6 U.S. Team standings:

1. Scottie Scheffler
2. Xander Schauffele
3. Collin Morikawa
4. Wyndham Clark
5. Patrick Cantlay
6. Sahith Theegala

For Pan, the T2 finish at the John Deere Classic marked his best on TOUR since he notched his lone win at the 2019 RBC Heritage. The 32-year-old, who moved from No. 31 to No. 22 in the International Team standings, is looking to compete in his second Presidents Cup after making his debut in 2019, where he compiled a 2-1-0 record.

There are currently three Canadian players inside the top-10 in the International Team standings: Nick Taylor (7), Adam Hadwin (8) and Corey Conners (10).

The 2024 International Team will be comprised of six (6) automatic qualifiers and (6) Captain’s picks, with the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) being used to determine the former. The automatic qualifiers will be the top six eligible international players in the OWGR after completion of the 2024 BMW Championship.

Top-6 International Team standings:

1. Hideki Matsuyama
2. Tom Kim
3. Sungjae Im
4. Jason Day
5. Byeong Hun An
6. Min Woo Lee

To view the complete 2024 Presidents Cup standings for both teams, please click here.

For more information about the Presidents Cup, please visit PresidentsCup.com.