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Week 15 Ranking Week 15 2014 Ending 13 April 2014 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2013 Points Points (Divisor) 2014 2014 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 1 (1) <1> Tiger Woods United States 8.8665 354.659 40 -129.895 5.069 38 2 (2) <2> Adam Scott Australia 8.2828 356.161 43 -89.650 52.380 43 3 (3) <3> Henrik Stenson Sweden 8.1242 422.461 52 -88.967 35.146 59 4 (12) <28> Bubba Watson United States 7.3015 335.869 46 -57.678 231.223 46 5 (4) <11> Jason Day Australia 6.8607 281.289 41 -47.637 96.276 41 6 (7) <7> Matt Kuchar United States 6.4197 333.827 52 -84.163 98.082 53 7 (6) <10> Sergio Garcia Spain 6.0813 297.982 49 -59.903 92.591 49 8 (5) <5> Phil Mickelson United States 6.0680 297.332 49 -88.243 39.653 49 9 (13) <22> Jordan Spieth United States 6.0157 258.675 43 -31.629 124.249 43 10 (9) <6> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 5.9997 299.985 50 -105.025 86.566 50 11 (8) <4> Justin Rose England 5.9288 296.439 50 -100.193 24.128 50 12 (10) <9> Zach Johnson United States 5.6704 294.859 52 -71.168 82.800 52 13 (11) <16> Dustin Johnson United States 5.3992 259.163 48 -57.391 86.006 48 14 (14) <14> Graeme McDowell N Ireland 4.5627 228.133 50 -72.169 39.987 50 15 (15) <8> Steve Stricker United States 4.5181 180.725 40 -58.732 10.519 32 16 (16) <15> Jason Dufner United States 4.3666 218.329 50 -76.490 35.988 50 17 (17) <18> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 4.3358 225.464 52 -58.851 34.765 56 18 (18) <20> Keegan Bradley United States 4.1756 217.133 52 -64.524 54.878 57 19 (24) <47> Jimmy Walker United States 4.1711 216.898 52 -31.630 119.397 57 20 (19) <13> Brandt Snedeker United States 4.1474 203.221 49 -75.088 24.420 49 21 (22) <19> Jim Furyk United States 4.1366 194.418 47 -61.094 37.314 47 22 (20) <12> Ian Poulter England 4.0802 208.091 51 -63.112 14.526 51 23 (21) <32> Victor Dubuisson France 4.0068 164.279 41 -24.103 56.181 41 24 (23) <73> Patrick Reed United States 3.9048 195.240 50 -15.450 135.305 50 25 (29) <24> Thomas Bjorn Denmark 3.8590 192.948 50 -34.349 35.351 50 26 (26) <23> Hideki Matsuyama Japan 3.8444 153.774 40 -29.805 28.547 36 27 (25) <21> Webb Simpson United States 3.8226 194.951 51 -60.279 36.128 51 28 (28) <26> Jamie Donaldson Wales 3.8028 197.744 52 -39.752 58.160 52 29 (27) <17> Luke Donald England 3.7987 189.935 50 -74.668 31.128 50 30 (30) <36> Graham Delaet Canada 3.4503 175.966 51 -32.207 59.531 51 31 (31) <29> Bill Haas United States 3.3955 176.566 52 -44.764 47.255 54 32 (40) <37> Miguel A Jimenez Spain 3.2661 150.242 46 -28.526 47.811 46 33 (56) <42> Jonas Blixt Sweden 3.2267 167.790 52 -32.896 64.472 55 34 (32) <31> Hunter Mahan United States 3.2250 167.699 52 -52.090 51.287 53 35 (39) <40> Rickie Fowler United States 3.2001 160.007 50 -42.359 69.240 50 36 (37) <25> Lee Westwood England 3.1540 164.010 52 -61.541 34.102 54 37 (33) <33> Ryan Moore United States 2.9690 145.481 49 -39.053 23.570 49 38 (35) <34> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 2.9550 147.750 50 -62.308 55.985 50 39 (38) <66> Stephen Gallacher Scotland 2.9071 151.171 52 -26.720 78.613 52 40 (36) <53> Harris English United States 2.8522 148.315 52 -25.280 55.751 57 41 (34) <27> Ernie Els South Africa 2.6661 138.640 52 -60.976 28.569 60 42 (41) <88> Matt Jones Australia 2.6647 138.567 52 -15.820 75.279 55 43 (43) <89> Russell Henley United States 2.6384 137.198 52 -22.467 77.469 58 44 (45) <49> Joost Luiten Netherlands 2.6166 133.445 51 -25.189 38.541 51 45 (44) <35> Gonzalo Fdez-Castano Spain 2.6153 135.994 52 -34.593 17.768 56 46 (42) <133> Matt Every United States 2.5673 133.500 52 -19.549 85.717 55 47 (46) <44> Kevin Streelman United States 2.5403 132.097 52 -31.342 28.739 54 48 (48) <56> Gary Woodland United States 2.5115 128.088 51 -21.365 36.194 51 49 (47) <30> Nick Watney United States 2.5114 130.591 52 -50.584 10.059 56 50 (49) <41> Billy Horschel United States 2.4952 129.749 52 -30.668 23.872 57 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 15 2014 Ending 13 April 2014 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2013 Points Points (Divisor) 2014 2014 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 51 (50) <38> Francesco Molinari Italy 2.4516 127.482 52 -42.649 25.806 56 52 (51) <46> Thongchai Jaidee Thailand 2.4294 126.330 52 -32.156 27.566 61 53 (53) <60> Chris Kirk United States 2.4280 126.254 52 -25.165 44.716 57 54 (59) <108> John Senden Australia 2.4276 126.237 52 -24.210 71.830 58 55 (60) <113> Kevin Stadler United States 2.4220 125.946 52 -21.782 73.708 55 56 (54) <51> Richard Sterne South Africa 2.3480 115.052 49 -28.255 26.350 49 57 (52) <43> Matteo Manassero Italy 2.3181 120.543 52 -37.340 22.393 55 58 (55) <126> Ryan Palmer United States 2.3060 110.686 48 -20.858 66.638 48 59 (57) <103> Chesson Hadley United States 2.2332 89.329 40 -10.747 39.720 38 60 (58) <98> George Coetzee South Africa 2.2181 115.343 52 -23.944 61.291 53 61 (63) <39> Martin Kaymer Germany 2.1700 112.838 52 -36.587 9.504 56 62 (61) <50> Branden Grace South Africa 2.1470 111.644 52 -39.215 29.369 61 63 (62) <106> Scott Stallings United States 2.1301 110.765 52 -21.232 55.462 58 64 (64) <84> Mikko Ilonen Finland 2.1124 97.169 46 -17.029 40.097 46 65 (65) <101> Pablo Larrazabal Spain 2.0972 109.056 52 -21.430 51.439 56 66 (66) <45> David Lynn England 1.9874 103.343 52 -34.861 5.261 60 67 (67) <65> Thorbjorn Olesen Denmark 1.9805 102.987 52 -33.253 29.611 60 68 (68) <54> Boo Weekley United States 1.9195 99.816 52 -27.088 9.684 55 69 (69) <72> Marc Leishman Australia 1.9036 98.989 52 -28.186 32.507 54 70 (73) <233> Kevin Na United States 1.9011 76.043 40 -15.707 59.113 40 71 (71) <52> Bernd Wiesberger Austria 1.8471 96.049 52 -31.470 8.431 53 72 (72) <71> Ross Fisher England 1.8469 96.039 52 -22.454 23.571 56 73 (70) <48> Peter Hanson Sweden 1.8137 92.499 51 -42.687 15.063 51 74 (80) <58> Brendon de Jonge Zimbabwe 1.7946 93.320 52 -28.260 11.440 69 75 (74) <81> Chris Stroud United States 1.7854 92.839 52 -19.036 22.210 56 76 (77) <86> Brooks Koepka United States 1.7633 77.587 44 -13.514 26.409 44 77 (75) <63> Peter Uihlein United States 1.7631 91.684 52 -19.590 8.390 54 78 (78) <83> Ryo Ishikawa Japan 1.7618 91.612 52 -22.868 25.522 77 79 (76) <78> Charles Howell-III United States 1.7598 91.508 52 -23.622 23.504 58 80 (79) <59> Kiradech Aphibarnrat Thailand 1.7433 90.651 52 -23.406 3.751 55 81 (81) <55> Scott Piercy United States 1.6817 87.448 52 -36.328 6.501 52 82 (82) <62> Kim Hyung-sung Korea 1.6575 86.188 52 -22.537 2.927 54 83 (84) <102> Charley Hoffman United States 1.6522 85.917 52 -21.247 28.576 52 84 (85) <317> Will Mackenzie United States 1.6367 85.106 52 -5.183 62.959 54 85 (83) <64> Angel Cabrera Argentina 1.6125 75.787 47 -21.735 2.784 47 86 (86) <159> Thomas Aiken South Africa 1.6048 83.449 52 -15.874 41.897 56 87 (89) <67> Koumei Oda Japan 1.5844 79.221 50 -19.211 0.000 50 88 (87) <70> Roberto Castro United States 1.5796 82.137 52 -21.401 8.923 60 89 (90) <75> Brett Rumford Australia 1.5649 78.244 50 -21.015 11.354 50 90 (88) <61> D.A. Points United States 1.5586 81.045 52 -27.984 2.160 61 91 (93) <92> Fredrik Jacobson Sweden 1.5585 67.017 43 -18.651 21.712 43 92 (98) <134> K.J.
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