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June 26, 2005 June 26 2005 Official World Golf Ranking Week 26 / 2005 2003 / 2004 2005 Points Total No of Points Points Ranking Player Country Average Points Events Lost Gained 1 (2) Tiger Woods USA 14.09 591.91 42 -218.32 + 346.23 2 (1) Vijay Singh Fij 12.34 801.98 65 -326.34 + 360.71 3 (3) Ernie Els SAf 10.24 553.08 54 -253.62 + 224.73 4 (5) Phil Mickelson USA 8.90 436.09 49 -152.42 + 252.41 5 (4) Retief Goosen SAf 7.60 387.71 51 -166.98 + 158.53 6 (7) Sergio Garcia Spn 7.23 339.60 47 -93.01 + 173.37 7 (11) Adam Scott Aus 5.78 300.72 52 -108.18 + 183.93 8 (6) Padraig Harrington Ire 5.59 284.90 51 -122.85 + 130.48 9 (15) Chris DiMarco USA 5.39 275.13 51 -90.49 + 157.24 10 (20) David Toms USA 5.37 263.05 49 -104.43 + 195.63 11 (18) Kenny Perry USA 5.06 247.89 49 -110.85 + 185.89 12 (9) Davis Love-III USA 4.65 228.06 49 -136.32 + 111.35 13 (26) Luke Donald Eng 4.58 251.76 55 -68.87 + 149.98 14 (21) Jim Furyk USA 4.40 184.78 42 -100.18 + 144.11 15 (30) Angel Cabrera Arg 4.37 179.19 41 -47.65 + 102.32 16 (10) Stewart Cink USA 4.30 245.04 57 -106.46 + 81.60 17 (14) Darren Clarke NIr 3.96 221.62 56 -111.77 + 93.19 18 (13) Stuart Appleby Aus 3.90 210.81 54 -109.05 + 82.89 19 (39) Justin Leonard USA 3.82 183.45 48 -64.20 + 123.24 20 (12) Miguel A Jimenez Spn 3.69 203.19 55 -79.84 + 62.76 21 (8) Mike Weir Can 3.68 172.77 47 -134.07 + 69.34 22 (31) Fred Couples USA 3.54 141.49 40 -58.07 + 82.89 23 (89) Michael Campbell NZl 3.54 183.85 52 -34.66 + 139.67 24 (22) Scott Verplank USA 3.51 171.94 49 -82.01 + 85.09 25 (45) Nick O'Hern Aus 3.33 176.44 53 -50.63 + 104.58 26 (74) Tim Clark SAf 3.31 182.04 55 -54.61 + 137.50 27 (23) Thomas Bjorn Den 3.27 176.56 54 -70.25 + 84.60 28 (53) Fred Funk USA 3.15 192.34 61 -72.55 + 133.75 29 (59) Tom Lehman USA 3.14 135.05 43 -44.73 + 88.51 30 (37) Peter Lonard Aus 3.13 206.70 66 -70.07 + 111.58 31 (43) David Howell Eng 3.11 177.08 57 -51.34 + 91.20 32 (19) Chad Campbell USA 3.06 168.09 55 -103.60 + 75.39 33 (28) Shigeki Maruyama Jpn 2.92 157.61 54 -69.73 + 63.06 34 (17) Stephen Ames T&T 2.90 159.69 55 -70.20 + 35.85 35 (140) Bart Bryant USA 2.85 136.73 48 -17.45 + 110.81 36 (38) Mark Hensby Aus 2.82 160.80 57 -44.30 + 67.12 37 (25) Choi Kyung-Ju Kor 2.79 178.64 64 -89.76 + 65.17 38 (24) Lee Westwood Eng 2.69 153.49 57 -71.34 + 42.00 39 (50) Rod Pampling Aus 2.66 146.11 55 -48.74 + 67.97 40 (78) Craig Parry Aus 2.50 117.32 47 -41.76 + 79.11 41 (34) Rory Sabbatini SAf 2.48 131.42 53 -62.28 + 49.17 42 (16) Todd Hamilton USA 2.42 145.09 60 -72.28 + 27.73 43 (44) Zach Johnson USA 2.37 144.56 61 -51.47 + 69.25 44 (55) Graeme McDowell Nir 2.37 142.18 60 -46.10 + 64.12 45 (68) Paul McGinley Ire 2.36 129.91 55 -40.37 + 74.70 46 (41) John Daly USA 2.32 115.83 50 -45.53 + 40.83 47 (27) Jay Haas USA 2.31 103.94 45 -69.75 + 28.72 48 (32) Jerry Kelly USA 2.29 135.20 59 -70.82 + 42.59 49 (47) Jonathan Kaye USA 2.28 114.06 50 -71.80 + 66.81 50 (61) Richard Green Aus 2.26 119.59 53 -38.52 + 45.35 Ranking in brackets indicates position at 31st December 2004 (8 Sector) Page 1 of 4 June 26 2005 Official World Golf Ranking Week 26 / 2005 2003 / 2004 2005 Points Total No of Points Points Ranking Player Country Average Points Events Lost Gained 51 (57) Charles Howell-III USA 2.25 132.90 59 -68.51 + 74.34 52 (65) Tim Herron USA 2.24 123.18 55 -54.87 + 72.76 53 (35) Ian Poulter Eng 2.23 135.80 61 -68.42 + 44.60 54 (81) Colin Montgomerie Sco 2.17 117.11 54 -45.88 + 73.84 55 (42) Thomas Levet Frn 2.14 126.51 59 -52.65 + 26.92 56 (29) Paul Casey Eng 2.07 103.35 50 -73.61 + 28.53 57 (33) Robert Allenby Aus 2.03 125.58 62 -75.25 + 40.18 58 (70) Geoff Ogilvy Aus 2.02 110.92 55 -48.68 + 60.55 59 (126) Jose M Olazabal Spn 2.00 110.03 55 -32.34 + 71.86 60 (49) Trevor Immelman SAf 1.98 111.09 56 -61.00 + 42.85 61 (122) Joe Ogilvie USA 1.97 128.24 65 -35.50 + 90.03 62 (170) Stephen Dodd Wal 1.95 101.21 52 -20.09 + 72.09 63 (91) Arron Oberholser USA 1.94 95.13 49 -31.40 + 54.53 64 (36) Steve Flesch USA 1.94 122.30 63 -79.09 + 30.63 65 (52) Kirk Triplett USA 1.93 92.71 48 -49.77 + 38.11 66 (51) Nick Price Zim 1.93 77.24 40 -52.47 + 43.80 67 (58) Jeff Maggert USA 1.89 85.26 45 -41.40 + 35.27 68 (168) Greg Owen Eng 1.86 80.19 43 -24.90 + 69.12 69 (88) Hur Suk-ho Kor 1.85 81.44 44 -25.77 + 40.48 70 (144) Ted Purdy USA 1.83 137.08 75 -26.38 + 89.78 71 (95) Thongchai Jaidee Tha 1.83 74.92 41 -28.62 + 40.99 72 (80) Bernhard Langer Ger 1.80 80.92 45 -32.71 + 40.64 73 (64) Bob Tway USA 1.76 91.63 52 -53.84 + 45.54 74 (104) Tim Petrovic USA 1.76 117.70 67 -44.67 + 69.36 75 (120) Joe Durant USA 1.72 91.21 53 -34.39 + 59.20 76 (40) Fredrik Jacobson Swe 1.71 92.15 54 -61.82 + 33.99 77 (84) Brian Davis Eng 1.69 101.47 60 -48.84 + 60.02 78 (79) Loren Roberts USA 1.69 74.35 44 -38.42 + 37.92 79 (145) Henrik Stenson Swe 1.68 87.33 52 -24.97 + 54.14 80 (254) Billy Mayfair USA 1.66 104.62 63 -22.47 + 90.97 81 (54) Shingo Katayama Jpn 1.65 88.92 54 -45.98 + 20.89 82 (63) Brad Faxon USA 1.62 92.49 57 -55.37 + 38.98 83 (56) Alex Cejka Ger 1.61 94.85 59 -56.34 + 20.89 84 (76) Bob Estes USA 1.60 81.54 51 -44.28 + 40.79 85 (109) Bo Van Pelt USA 1.59 100.38 63 -27.36 + 53.64 86 (77) Yang Yong-Eun Kor 1.56 62.48 40 -19.46 + 15.28 87 (72) Carlos Franco Par 1.55 86.86 56 -37.44 + 20.54 88 (117) Jeff Sluman USA 1.54 87.79 57 -40.74 + 53.68 89 (46) Chris Riley USA 1.53 78.04 51 -59.40 + 14.23 90 (125) Scott McCarron USA 1.53 77.99 51 -36.81 + 48.77 91 (62) Toru Taniguchi Jpn 1.52 82.10 54 -31.26 + 14.91 92 (118) Ben Crane USA 1.51 72.40 48 -35.83 + 39.59 93 (75) Jesper Parnevik Swe 1.50 82.36 55 -36.77 + 21.79 94 (60) Stephen Leaney Aus 1.47 73.62 50 -50.05 + 28.59 95 (184) Paul Broadhurst Eng 1.44 72.25 50 -15.53 + 44.12 96 (1155= Sean O'Hair USA 1.44 57.42 40 -1.24 + 58.66 97 (128) Jean-F Remesy Frn 1.40 65.58 47 -23.14 + 26.58 98 (48) Joakim Haeggman Swe 1.39 72.41 52 -31.20 + 14.36 99 (71) Justin Rose Eng 1.38 84.00 61 -49.33 + 27.24 100 (96) Brent Geiberger USA 1.37 54.93 40 -26.93 + 11.90 Ranking in brackets indicates position at 31st December 2004 (8 Sector) Page 2 of 4 June 26 2005 Official World Golf Ranking Week 26 / 2005 2003 / 2004 2005 Points Total No of Points Points Ranking Player Country Average Points Events Lost Gained 101 (178) Kevin Na USA 1.37 80.89 59 -22.19 + 59.97 102 (92) Raphael Jacquelin Frn 1.36 72.10 53 -38.40 + 26.72 103 (67) Duffy Waldorf USA 1.35 67.69 50 -43.60 + 16.57 104 (100) Anders Hansen Den 1.35 67.46 50 -27.46 + 23.47 105 (253) Steve Webster Eng 1.35 71.35 53 -14.88 + 52.98 106 (107) Tom Pernice-Jr USA 1.34 84.29 63 -38.94 + 37.75 107 (213) Richard Sterne SAf 1.34 77.56 58 -16.10 + 53.86 108 (66) Stephen Gallacher Sco 1.33 69.10 52 -34.56 + 1.31 109 (119) Steven Conran Aus 1.32 68.84 52 -25.12 + 27.49 110 (115) Jyoti Randhawa Ind 1.32 70.12 53 -29.21 + 26.71 111 (138) Dudley Hart USA 1.31 57.79 44 -21.91 + 30.50 112 (153) Corey Pavin USA 1.31 73.17 56 -22.19 + 40.55 113 (69) Briny Baird USA 1.27 77.24 61 -53.25 + 18.85 114 (251) Brandt Jobe USA 1.26 50.31 40 -15.70 + 42.88 115 (195) Peter Hanson Swe 1.25 67.66 54 -14.53 + 42.24 116 (209) Billy Andrade USA 1.25 73.49 59 -21.05 + 52.06 117 (162) Brett Quigley USA 1.23 75.16 61 -26.66 + 47.32 118 (137) Kevin Sutherland USA 1.23 63.87 52 -33.39 + 38.21 119 (86) Joey Sindelar USA 1.22 74.56 61 -36.89 + 20.24 120 (234) Gregory Havret Frn 1.22 65.79 54 -18.15 + 49.09 121 (135) Mark Calcavecchia USA 1.21 61.90 51 -31.65 + 39.05 122 (243) Naomichi Joe Ozaki Jpn 1.21 52.13 43 -10.70 + 36.43 123 (136) Simon Khan Eng 1.21 55.75 46 -21.20 + 22.70 124 (112) Woody Austin USA 1.21 73.71 61 -41.51 + 35.32 125 (93) Ryan Palmer USA 1.21 83.17 69 -28.71 + 20.86 126 (139) Vaughn Taylor USA 1.20 69.67 58 -18.15 + 38.80 127 (360) Nick Dougherty Eng 1.20 75.41 63 -16.22 + 69.59 128 (102) David Smail NZl 1.19 61.94 52 -26.79 + 14.61 129 (106) Paul Sheehan Aus 1.19 62.98 53 -27.39 + 15.85 130 (156) Niclas Fasth Swe 1.18 63.85 54 -35.63 + 44.05 131 (111) Tommy Armour-III USA 1.17 66.84 57 -31.47 + 27.53 132 (114) David Lynn Eng 1.17 59.59 51 -28.47 + 14.87 133 (274) Lucas Glover USA 1.16 70.75 61 -11.09 + 52.27 134= (150) Ryoken Kawagishi Jpn 1.15 60.97 53 -15.47 + 23.20 134= (123) Barry Lane Eng 1.15 62.12 54 -27.99 + 21.49 136 (110) Scott Drummond Sco 1.13 61.19 54 -24.93 + 14.94 137 (87) Carl Pettersson Swe 1.12 65.78 59 -33.40 + 14.15 138 (182) Maarten Lafeber Hol 1.11 60.19 54 -23.88 + 37.78 139 (103) Mark O'Meara USA 1.10 45.19 41 -27.19 + 10.05 140 (101) Harrison Frazar USA 1.09 57.75 53 -30.91 + 14.31 141 (157) Peter O'Malley Aus 1.09 56.63 52 -22.57 + 26.91 142 (164) Hiroyuki Fujita Jpn 1.08 57.15 53 -21.32 + 30.44 143 (98) Jonathan Byrd USA 1.07 58.85 55 -38.09 + 15.04 144 (83) Toshimitsu Izawa Jpn 1.06 44.35 42 -31.76 + 8.92 145 (129) Keiichiro Fukabori Jpn 1.06 58.07 55 -25.21 + 16.69 146 (171) James Kingston SAf 1.05 53.43 51 -20.43 + 29.00 147 (205) Pat Perez USA 1.05 67.93 65 -22.49 + 42.60 148 (368) James Driscoll USA 1.05 48.07 46 -5.32 + 40.07 149 (132) J.L.
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