Cameron Young takes over as the PGA Tour FedEx Cup points leader

Young also took over the PGA Tour money lead.

Bridgeman had led the points list since winning the Genesis Invitational in February, a Signature Event worth 700 points.

Young has made a steady climb up the ladder since he tied for seventh at the Genesis. In subsequent starts he tied for third at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and won The Players.

Young becomes the fourth player to lead the points list in 13 weeks.

RBC Heritage may shake up points list again

With the PGA Tour holding a Signature Event this week at the RBC Heritage on Hilton Head Island, S.C., Young may have to work to keep his lead. He's among 25 of the top 30 points on the points list in the field, and leads Scheffler by only five points.

Anyone behind Young on the top nine can take over the points lead with a victory at the Harbour Town Golf Links. The tournament begins on April 16.

PGA Tour FedEx Cup leaders

Through the Masters

• 1. Cameron Young 1,636
• 2. Scottie Scheffler 1,631
• 3. Jacob Bridgeman 1,472
• 4. Collin Morikawa 1,419
• 5. Matt Fitzpatrick 1,294
• 6. Chris Gotterup 1,263
• 7. Rory McIlroy 1,226
• 8. Akshay Bhatia 1,224
• 9. Min Woo Lee 944
• 10. Xander Schauffele 929
• 11. Jake Knapp 924
• 12. Justin Rose 913
• 13. Ludvig Åberg 843
• 14. Tommy Fleetwood 797
• 15. Russell Henley 796
• 16. Hideki Matsuyama 789
• 17. Robert MacIntyre 780
• 18. Sepp Straka 741
• 19. Si Woo Kim 724
• 20. Ryan Gerard 685
• 21. Nico Echavarria 671
• 22. Ryo Hisatsune 661
• 23. Nicolai Højgaard 635
• 24. Sam Burns 631
• 25. Adam Scott 613
• 26. Sahith Theegala 612
• 27. Gary Woodland 589
• 28. Daniel Berger 577.
• 29. J.J. Spaun 575
• 30. Sudarshan Yellamaraju 537

Who made the biggest FedEx Cup moves at the Masters?

• Max Homa, up 48 spots, tied for 17th at the Masters (98th to 50th)
• Brian Campbell, up 40 spots, tied for 10th at the Masters (178th to 138th)
• Keegan Bradley, up 25 spots, tied for 17th at the Masters (135th to 110th)
• Rory McIlroy, up 24 spots, won the Masters (31st to 7th)
• Wyndham Clark, up 20 spots, tied for 17th at the Masters (102nd to 82nd).

This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Cameron Young knocks Jacob Bridgeman off top of PGA Tour FedEx Cup race