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Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 06 September 2009 Week 36 2009 World Ranking Points Points This Last End Name Country Average Total Events Lost in Gained in Week Week 2008 Points Points Played 2009 2009 1 (1) <1> Tiger Woods United States 14.525 581.018 40 -360.096 462.401 2 (4) <15> Steve Stricker United States 7.985 343.358 43 -144.948 314.175 3 (2) <3> Phil Mickelson United States 7.614 335.024 44 -247.909 238.554 4 (3) <41> Paul Casey England 6.577 295.943 45 -101.597 274.457 5 (5) <14> Kenny Perry United States 6.059 296.894 49 -125.528 224.148 6 (6) <8> Henrik Stenson Sweden 5.999 293.926 49 -146.852 197.718 7 (7) <2> Sergio Garcia Spain 5.682 284.081 50 -217.911 80.651 8 (8) <12> Geoff Ogilvy Australia 5.590 257.120 46 -148.945 192.929 9 (9) <4> Padraig Harrington Ireland 5.550 283.026 51 -200.951 129.535 10 (10) <10> Lee Westwood England 5.141 262.211 51 -146.428 153.085 11 (11) <16> Stewart Cink United States 5.089 239.202 47 -123.686 174.188 12 (13) <13> Jim Furyk United States 4.987 234.367 47 -139.080 162.733 13 (12) <25> Martin Kaymer Germany 4.905 259.965 53 -101.706 190.179 14 (14) <5> Vijay Singh Fiji 4.623 226.516 49 -205.212 66.218 15 (15) <177> Lucas Glover United States 4.474 232.668 52 -43.252 222.119 16 (16) <7> Camilo Villegas Colombia 4.276 209.515 49 -132.309 97.070 17 (17) <11> Anthony Kim United States 4.175 200.415 48 -123.690 97.263 18 (19) <45> Retief Goosen South Africa 4.169 237.643 57 -89.468 195.364 19 (22) <59> Sean O'Hair United States 4.169 212.623 51 -91.192 189.381 20 (21) <6> Robert Karlsson Sweden 4.071 166.918 41 -136.609 33.922 21 (18) <26> Ian Poulter England 4.070 207.571 51 -106.803 147.561 22 (20) <9> Ernie Els South Africa 4.024 217.307 54 -170.853 130.877 23 (23) <46> Zach Johnson United States 4.014 196.662 49 -97.685 180.304 24 (24) <39> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 3.841 215.075 56 -64.390 176.433 25 (26) <44> Hunter Mahan United States 3.745 190.998 51 -95.274 151.841 26 (25) <29> Ross Fisher England 3.703 192.540 52 -87.000 128.296 27 (29) <42> Angel Cabrera Argentina 3.605 191.083 53 -103.649 169.159 28 (27) <31> Luke Donald England 3.518 140.728 40 -85.154 110.546 29 (28) <21> Mike Weir Canada 3.289 164.460 50 -104.682 98.330 30 (31) <116> David Toms United States 3.237 139.202 43 -49.042 132.960 31 (30) <27> Robert Allenby Australia 3.197 188.644 59 -103.576 105.504 32 (32) <50> Soren Kjeldsen Denmark 3.138 172.601 55 -74.384 115.090 33 (34) <203> Nick Watney United States 3.090 163.758 53 -51.311 167.676 34 (33) <478> Yang Yong-Eun Korea 3.077 184.591 60 -20.826 186.880 35 (35) <24> Ben Curtis United States 3.036 133.571 44 -74.214 61.004 36 (36) <28> Tim Clark South Africa 2.926 166.754 57 -92.309 103.495 37 (37) <23> Justin Leonard United States 2.912 154.338 53 -109.547 88.698 38 (39) <22> Miguel A Jimenez Spain 2.840 159.046 56 -107.315 85.642 39 (38) <111> Brian Gay United States 2.801 173.666 62 -57.461 146.324 40 (44) <143> Dustin Johnson United States 2.697 142.933 53 -34.289 132.374 41 (40) <73> Alvaro Quiros Spain 2.625 139.133 53 -44.686 111.201 42 (42) <76> Gonzalo Fdez-Castano Spain 2.524 136.311 54 -56.064 100.712 43 (41) <34> Rory Sabbatini South Africa 2.511 133.081 53 -118.721 102.716 44 (45) <40> Oliver Wilson England 2.426 128.577 53 -78.233 67.912 45 (43) <35> Jeev Milkha Singh India 2.407 163.662 68 -101.087 60.829 46 (46) <33> Graeme McDowell N Ireland 2.388 131.317 55 -86.668 60.104 47 (62) <60> Ryo Ishikawa Japan 2.381 114.298 48 -31.889 63.290 48 (89) <63> Scott Verplank United States 2.379 118.943 50 -70.824 93.476 49 (48) <47> Soren Hansen Denmark 2.352 124.632 53 -83.159 82.048 50 (49) <32> Shingo Katayama Japan 2.339 123.986 53 -87.256 54.388 Ranking in ( ) brackets indicates position the previous week. (Arrows indicate change since previous week), Ranking in < > brackets indicates position at end of previous year Page 1 Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 06 September 2009 Week 36 2009 World Ranking Points Points This Last End Name Country Average Total Events Lost in Gained in Week Week 2008 Points Points Played 2009 2009 51 (47) <80> Davis Love-III United States 2.325 106.963 46 -42.291 76.049 52 (51) <91> Thongchai Jaidee Thailand 2.306 133.723 58 -51.176 94.228 53 (53) <17> Adam Scott Australia 2.232 102.653 46 -120.078 51.578 54 (50) <65> Chad Campbell United States 2.215 121.816 55 -68.706 80.949 55 (52) <58> Mathew Goggin Australia 2.206 127.959 58 -62.543 64.998 56 (55) <37> Stephen Ames Canada 2.200 101.179 46 -80.520 54.612 57 (54) <19> Justin Rose England 2.197 114.240 52 -129.006 78.587 58 (57) <51> Kevin Sutherland United States 2.183 113.528 52 -63.186 61.469 59 (59) <100> Heath Slocum United States 2.070 122.123 59 -53.148 93.565 60 (58) <83> Hiroyuki Fujita Japan 2.067 95.101 46 -43.732 63.210 61 (56) <98> Paul Goydos United States 2.059 98.853 48 -35.468 67.390 62 (61) <312> Michael Sim Australia 2.055 84.242 41 -18.793 79.957 63 (64) <194> Chris Wood England 2.041 81.638 40 -14.734 59.849 64 (67) <233> Kevin Na United States 2.032 121.927 60 -38.694 118.323 65 (63) <18> K.J. Choi Korea 2.023 101.162 50 -146.175 48.839 66 (60) <20> Trevor Immelman South Africa 2.021 92.976 46 -105.571 18.315 67 (65) <175> John Rollins United States 1.987 107.278 54 -45.596 96.868 68 (66) <79> Francesco Molinari Italy 1.971 110.377 56 -49.229 68.076 69 (77) <102> Jerry Kelly United States 1.969 116.183 59 -62.438 93.097 70 (70) <53> Brendan Jones Australia 1.915 86.160 45 -57.620 42.277 71 (130) <97> Alexander Noren Sweden 1.915 93.810 49 -45.110 59.691 72 (73) <109> Stephen Marino United States 1.903 121.767 64 -52.517 87.561 73 (68) <89> Anders Hansen Denmark 1.886 94.274 50 -62.874 80.946 74 (72) <175> Fred Couples United States 1.877 75.086 40 -26.799 62.581 75 (80) <82> Pat Perez United States 1.874 91.848 49 -65.224 68.984 76 (81) <68> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 1.874 106.834 57 -60.972 60.489 77 (69) <55> Peter Hanson Sweden 1.864 100.680 54 -69.047 47.998 78 (75) <158> Ryan Moore United States 1.847 97.879 53 -42.196 83.090 79 (74) <52> Prayad Marksaeng Thailand 1.845 116.206 63 -78.410 50.492 80 (78) <48> Boo Weekley United States 1.843 93.992 51 -86.477 52.954 80 (71) <75> J.B. Holmes United States 1.843 97.681 53 -61.098 67.881 82 (142) <597> Jason Dufner United States 1.841 93.912 51 -11.638 93.694 83 (78) <78> Nick Dougherty England 1.824 94.843 52 -62.302 70.539 84 (75) <101> Ben Crane United States 1.798 89.916 50 -36.729 69.456 85 (85) <119> Mark Wilson United States 1.773 97.525 55 -45.319 73.513 86 (84) <125> Bubba Watson United States 1.770 95.598 54 -47.089 73.134 87 (88) <64> Brandt Snedeker United States 1.738 95.579 55 -79.716 56.400 88 (82) <134> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 1.734 88.419 51 -53.978 80.965 89 (97) <106> John Senden Australia 1.719 108.296 63 -60.815 83.517 90 (90) <57> Woody Austin United States 1.711 92.403 54 -88.244 57.266 91 (83) <30> Andres Romero Argentina 1.711 90.671 53 -98.172 39.823 92 (86) <151> Thomas Levet France 1.708 82.005 48 -32.306 64.522 93 (87) <56> Rod Pampling Australia 1.685 99.414 59 -75.340 45.033 94 (91) <43> Richard Sterne South Africa 1.664 84.877 51 -66.003 22.701 95 (92) <171> John Mallinger United States 1.664 94.823 57 -40.640 76.497 96 (93) <36> Aaron Baddeley Australia 1.641 78.755 48 -95.724 44.023 97 (96) <84> David Smail New Zealand 1.624 81.198 50 -44.784 46.051 98 (95) <110> Anthony Wall England 1.607 91.594 57 -46.341 58.090 99 (94) <67> Fredrik Jacobson Sweden 1.586 77.713 49 -52.325 44.743 100 (101) <389> Yuta Ikeda Japan 1.578 63.114 40 -7.854 53.105 Ranking in ( ) brackets indicates position the previous week.
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    THE NUMBER OF CURRENT, FORMER AND NON MEMBERS FROM COUNTRIES THAT HAVE WON OFFICIAL ORDER OF MERIT COUNTING EVENTS ON THE EUROPEAN TOUR INTERNATIONAL SCHEDULE SINCE 1972 (After Made in Denmark) ARGENTINA PLAYER NUMBER OF WINS Eduardo Romero 8 Angel Cabrera 5 Vicente Fernandez 4 Ricardo Gonzalez 4 José Coceres 2 Andres Romero 2 Daniel Vancsik 2 Jorge Berendt 1 Ariel Canete 1 Estanislao Goya 1 Cesar Monasterio 1 TOTAL PLAYERS - 11 31 AUSTRALIA PLAYER NUMBER OF WINS Greg Norman 14 Graham Marsh 10 Adam Scott 10 Rodger Davis 7 Craig Parry 6 Brett Rumford 6 Mike Harwood 5 Robert Allenby 4 Stephen Leaney 4 Geoff Ogilvy 4 Peter Senior 4 Jason Day 3 Marcus Fraser 3 David Graham 3 Richard Green 3 Jack Newton 3 Peter O’Malley 3 Aaron Baddeley 2 Ian Baker-Finch 2 Andrew Dodt 2 Wayne Grady 2 Scott Hend 2 Noel Ratcliffe 2 Wayne Riley 2 Bob Shearer 2 Scott Strange 2 Stephen Allan 1 Sam Brazel 1 Mike Clayton 1 Steve Elkington 1 Peter Fowler 1 Stewart Ginn 1 Nathan Green 1 Mark Hensby 1 Nathan Holman 1 Marc Leishman 1 Jarrod Moseley 1 Jason Norris 1 Brett Ogle 1 Wade Ormsby 1 Lucas Parsons 1 Rodney Pampling 1 Cameron Smith 1 Ian Stanley 1 Peter Thomson 1 Matthew Zions 1 TOTAL PLAYERS - 46 130 AUSTRIA PLAYER NUMBER OF WINS Bernd Wiesberger 4 Markus Brier 2 Martin Wiegele 1 TOTAL PLAYERS - 3 7 BELGIUM PLAYER NUMBER OF WINS Thomas Pieters 3 Nicolas Colsaerts 2 Phillipe Toussaint 1 TOTAL PLAYERS - 3 6 BRAZIL PLAYER NUMBER OF WINS Jamie Gonzalez 1 TOTAL PLAYERS - 1 1 CANADA PLAYER NUMBER OF WINS Mike Weir 2 Jerry Anderson 1 TOTAL PLAYERS - 2 3 CHILE PLAYER
  • European Tour Race to Dubai After TURKISH AIRLINES OPEN by the Ministry of Youth and Sports

    European Tour Race to Dubai After TURKISH AIRLINES OPEN by the Ministry of Youth and Sports

    European Tour Race To Dubai After TURKISH AIRLINES OPEN by the Ministry of Youth and Sports Pos Previous Played Player Country Points Total 1 1 14 Rory MCILROY NIR 5,400,699.68 2 6 19 Henrik STENSON SWE 2,674,185.74 3 2 24 Jamie DONALDSON WAL 2,575,847.05 4 4 21 Marcel SIEM GER 2,471,873.18 5 3 16 Sergio GARCIA ESP 2,459,649.29 ~c 6 43 14 Brooks KOEPKA USA 2,412,876.05 7 5 29 Alexander LEVY FRA 2,216,191.80 8 7 13 Justin ROSE ENG 2,007,861.33 9 8 25 Thomas BJØRN DEN 1,943,682.33 10 11 22 Victor DUBUISSON FRA 1,938,066.25 11 9 14 Graeme MCDOWELL NIR 1,911,843.86 12 10 17 Martin KAYMER GER 1,893,108.19 13 42 14 Ian POULTER ENG 1,879,100.98 14 12 26 Joost LUITEN NED 1,837,247.77 15 14 26 Stephen GALLACHER SCO 1,778,797.38 16 13 25 Mikko ILONEN FIN 1,735,121.53 17 15 26 Shane LOWRY IRL 1,629,106.13 18 17 27 Ross FISHER ENG 1,515,202.72 19 22 25 Miguel Angel JIMÉNEZ ESP 1,511,295.45 20 16 13 Louis OOSTHUIZEN RSA 1,476,803.87 21 18 25 Thongchai JAIDEE THA 1,460,617.59 22 19 27 Tommy FLEETWOOD ENG 1,424,121.59 23 20 16 Charl SCHWARTZEL RSA 1,255,348.32 24 21 24 George COETZEE RSA 1,248,180.27 25 29 14 Lee WESTWOOD ENG 1,205,441.43 26 37 26 Danny WILLETT ENG 1,187,305.54 27 26 27 Romain WATTEL FRA 1,177,257.35 28 23 29 Marc WARREN SCO 1,167,724.96 29 24 14 Jonas BLIXT SWE 1,156,981.46 30 25 27 Pablo LARRAZÁBAL ESP 1,085,207.86 31 49 30 Andy SULLIVAN ENG 1,045,494.82 32 27 21 Thorbjørn OLESEN DEN 1,015,446.83 ~# 33 30 27 Fabrizio ZANOTTI PAR 1,004,024.12 34 28 16 Ernie ELS RSA 997,092.71 35 33 20 Branden GRACE RSA 981,236.96 36 32 24 Francesco