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The latest World Rankings

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

Top 20 Australians
1 Jason Day (7 in world rankings)
2 Adam Scott (8)
3 John Senden (42)
4 Geoff Ogilvy (44)
5 Aaron Baddeley (51)
6 Greg Chalmers (61)
7 Robert Allenby (64)
8 Brendan Jones (95)
9 Marcus Fraser (106)
10 Richard Green (111)
11 Kurt Barnes (129)
12 Brad Kennedy (134)
13 Nick O'Hern (142)
14 Marc Leishman (172)
15 Stuart Appleby (195)
16 Brett Rumford (235)
17 Matthew Jones (238)
18 Andre Stolz (242)
19 Mathew Goggin (249)
20 Rod Pampling (253)

Top 5 World Rankings
1 Luke Donald (averaged points 9.59)
2 Rory McIlroy (7.86)
3 Lee Westwood (7.54)
4 Martin Kaymer (6.10)
5 Steve Stricker (5.74)

Top 20 Rolex World Rankings in Australia
1 Karrie Webb (19 in world)
2 Katherine Hull (54)
3 Nikki Campbell (73)
4 Tamie Durdin (125)
5 Lindsey Wright (139)
6 Kristie Smith (141)
7 Karen Lunn (156)
8 Frances Bondad (162)
9 Stacey Keating (179)
10 Sarah Kemp (181)
11 Nikki Garrett (184)
12 Sarah Jane Smith (206)
13 Rebecca Flood (293)
14 Vicky Thomas (297)
15 Rachel Bailey (301)
16 Ashley Ona (322)
17 Stephanie Na (323)
18 Jessica Speechley (436)
19 Wendy Doolan (448)
20 Alison Whitaker (460)

Top 5 Rolex Rankings
1 Yani Tseng (averaged points 16.25)
2 Suzann Pettersen (9.32)
3 Na Yeon Choi (9.13)
4 Cristie Kerr (8.94)
5 Paula Creamer (7.47)

 
Comments
Posted by Renegade Mental Golf at 02/02/2012 11:07 AM
Good to see 4 aussies in the top 10.
Posted by PGA of Australia at 12/12/2011 09:20 AM
This is correct, Rod Pampling is currently ranked 354th in the world making him the 25th Aussie.
Posted by SwingLAB at 10/12/2011 06:22 AM
I dont see Rod Pamplings name in the top 20 Australians, is this right ?
Posted by Gerko at 04/12/2011 01:48 PM
How things change in 6mnths. In my May post I said how well Matty Jones was going and promptly put the moccas on him as he had a lousy second half and lost his card, but battling on and still a good chance in Q school. Sendo, whom I declared maybe past his best, I'm delighted to say stuck it up me by finishing with possibly his best season ever and forcing his way into the top 50, putting him ahead of players like Appleby, Allenby and Baddeley and getting him into all the majors and invitationals next year. Great work from one of the straightest hitters around.
Posted by Hersh Butte at 15/11/2011 08:11 AM
How much money did Tiger win in Australian Golf Open?
Posted by wardy at 10/08/2011 08:55 AM
Good to see the big aussie battler Kurt Barnes make the top 20
Posted by My Golf at 04/08/2011 10:46 AM
Wow!!! Luke is Number 1.
Posted by Golfer at 04/08/2011 10:27 AM
Would love to see Tiger back to the ranking
Posted by Gerko at 18/05/2011 04:07 AM
Great to see Jasons move up the rankings. Most of our high rank players are approaching the wind down years of the time on the main tours. Allenby, Appleby, Richard Green, Senden, O'Hern, etc are all in or near their 40's. We seem to have had a brace of younger pros who looked like they would make it in the big time but who have struggled. Players like Flanagan, Buckle, Nitties, etc may still come good but so far have not reached the potential many expect from them. Great also to see Matty Jones slow but steady rise as he keeps putting in consistant results in the US. Watch for him to break into the Top 50 with a win not too far away.
Posted by g beaven at 09/03/2011 07:30 PM
smoky for 2011 the brown dog
Posted by Bryan Vantol at 10/12/2010 01:03 PM
I thought Aaron Baddeley was an Australian and finished 110th on the US Tour?
Posted by Shane McDonald at 23/11/2010 04:52 PM
When Jarrod Lyle gets a full season in, we can expect him to quickly climb the rankings. Quality ball striker as evidenced at the Masters.
Posted by vernon jones jr. at 11/11/2010 01:51 PM
I NOTICED THAT WHEN PHIL,STRICTER,OR LEE WESWOOD FINISHED WITH A HIGHER SCORER THAN TIGER,THEIR POINTS REMAINS THE SAME.Tiger Woods 8.2 points, Steve Stricker 7 points.Phil 7.7.Phil finished in the plushes in the last two tournaments.
Posted by PGA at 05/11/2010 09:32 AM
Hi Tonderai, the above World Rankings are correct as of Wednesday 3rd Nov 2010 where Tiger is ranked No2. This of course could change with the conclusion of the WGC-HSBC Champions in China this week where all top four in the World Ranks are playing. Kennedy Tutisui plays on the Australian Legends Tour and is currently ranked 67 on the 2010 E-Z-GO PGA Legends Tour Order of Merit.
Posted by Tonderai Mashero at 04/11/2010 05:26 AM
what current RANKING is tiger woods ? what pga rank is kennedy Tutisai ?
Posted by PGA at 27/10/2010 10:23 AM
Hi Lewis, The John Hughes Geely Nexus Risk Services WA Open is being played this week from Oct 28-31 at the Western Australian Golf Club. There are some top quality Aussies competing for the title including defending champ Michael Curtain, recent OneAsia winner Kim Felton, Stephen Leaney and rising star and accompolished amateur Jordan Sherrat making his professional debut. Should be a great few days of golf and worth getting along to for a look.
Posted by Lewis at 26/10/2010 11:00 PM
Are there any top tournaments in Perth on the horizon. I went to the last Johnie Walker at The Vines and loved it. Will West Aussies be able to see a top quality field like that again? (and soon)
Posted by PGA at 18/10/2010 02:40 PM
Hi Ron, Michael Sim has taken a few weeks off from the US and is home in Australia. But look out for him at the JBWere Masters in November in Melbourne.
Posted by Ron at 18/10/2010 12:44 PM
Here in the states, many of us were following Michael Sim. Has anything happened to him? I trust he is ok.
Posted by Nicky at 29/09/2010 09:56 AM
Fedex points have nothing to do with World Rankings. Jarrod Lyle is actually ranked 416 in the world, this can be easily viewed via - http://www.officialworldgolfranking.com/rankings/default.sps?region=world&PageCount=9
Posted by Paul McPherson at 02/09/2010 02:32 PM
The last time I looked, Jarrod Lyle was still an Australian, ranked 163 on Fedex points.
Posted by Sally at 28/01/2010 04:20 PM
Good to see 4 Aussies in the top 50. Hopefully a few more by year's end.
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