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Week 13 Ranking Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 27 March 2011 Week 13 2011 World Ranking Points Points This Last End Name Country Average Total Events Lost in Gained in Week Week 2010 Points Points Played 2011 2011 1 (1) <3> Martin Kaymer Germany 7.870 393.516 50 -74.993 112.707 2 (2) <1> Lee Westwood England 7.540 354.366 47 -86.958 16.370 3 (3) <9> Luke Donald England 6.550 347.134 53 -60.244 96.810 4 (4) <6> Graeme McDowell N Ireland 6.195 340.701 55 -52.955 60.164 5 (5) <2> Tiger Woods United States 5.817 232.690 40 -100.698 18.135 6 (6) <4> Phil Mickelson United States 5.703 256.620 45 -81.122 49.566 7 (7) <8> Paul Casey England 5.634 259.153 46 -65.387 59.218 8 (8) <10> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 5.443 293.902 54 -66.771 52.901 9 (9) <13> Matt Kuchar United States 5.330 277.140 52 -49.583 79.652 10 (10) <7> Steve Stricker United States 5.242 220.181 42 -74.016 31.402 11 (12) <5> Jim Furyk United States 5.044 242.120 48 -70.480 26.570 12 (11) <14> Dustin Johnson United States 4.996 249.788 50 -48.667 72.378 13 (13) <12> Ernie Els South Africa 4.725 264.623 56 -63.448 16.728 14 (14) <35> Nick Watney United States 4.651 237.195 51 -43.371 114.876 15 (16) <15> Francesco Molinari Italy 4.479 241.879 54 -43.315 43.383 16 (15) <11> Ian Poulter England 4.473 237.043 53 -58.229 22.469 17 (17) <32> Bubba Watson United States 4.355 204.673 47 -33.299 80.729 18 (19) <19> Hunter Mahan United States 4.183 225.882 54 -50.160 61.674 19 (18) <16> Retief Goosen South Africa 4.167 233.338 56 -57.719 35.724 20 (20) <17> Robert Karlsson Sweden 4.077 183.481 45 -29.031 25.686 21 (40) <50> Martin Laird Scotland 3.856 215.917 56 -26.929 100.721 22 (24) <20> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 3.696 192.193 52 -36.665 31.271 23 (22) <25> Tim Clark South Africa 3.668 176.061 48 -40.128 28.130 24 (23) <27> Miguel A Jimenez Spain 3.664 205.204 56 -39.536 42.760 25 (21) <49> Alvaro Quiros Spain 3.630 199.664 55 -31.331 90.233 26 (29) <30> Justin Rose England 3.603 198.148 55 -38.016 55.219 27 (25) <18> Edoardo Molinari Italy 3.517 196.939 56 -45.219 18.445 28 (27) <24> Adam Scott Australia 3.453 172.668 50 -32.554 19.238 29 (26) <34> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 3.445 192.915 56 -37.380 48.753 30 (28) <21> Robert Allenby Australia 3.388 189.717 56 -49.582 29.223 31 (30) <28> Rickie Fowler United States 3.185 146.517 46 -25.022 33.103 32 (31) <26> Geoff Ogilvy Australia 3.147 160.505 51 -41.543 21.379 33 (32) <42> Y.E. Yang Korea 3.110 174.179 56 -43.827 58.156 34 (33) <22> Zach Johnson United States 3.074 159.832 52 -47.306 15.988 35 (34) <29> Kim Kyung-Tae Korea 2.970 157.387 53 -28.164 3.788 36 (35) <23> Padraig Harrington Ireland 2.949 165.157 56 -47.837 12.133 37 (36) <40> Peter Hanson Sweden 2.943 144.198 49 -28.858 34.338 38 (39) <38> Jason Day Australia 2.942 123.560 42 -26.024 22.045 39 (37) <39> Ben Crane United States 2.941 147.070 50 -33.334 20.203 40 (38) <45> Ryan Moore United States 2.919 151.792 52 -33.476 40.815 41 (41) <31> Anthony Kim United States 2.819 135.301 48 -38.299 18.672 42 (43) <70> Anders Hansen Denmark 2.724 144.370 53 -22.183 60.319 43 (42) <33> Ross Fisher England 2.715 138.467 51 -40.646 12.745 44 (46) <47> K.J. Choi Korea 2.688 142.458 53 -28.997 31.889 45 (44) <36> Ryo Ishikawa Japan 2.612 146.296 56 -35.312 4.414 46 (45) <61> Bill Haas United States 2.542 142.365 56 -24.611 43.489 47 (52) <230> Mark Wilson United States 2.510 140.551 56 -14.475 112.281 48 (49) <44> Bo Van Pelt United States 2.472 138.437 56 -32.781 13.311 49 (48) <41> Yuta Ikeda Japan 2.460 137.784 56 -30.124 3.418 50 (47) <37> Camilo Villegas Colombia 2.411 130.210 54 -39.548 6.240 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 27 March 2011 Week 13 2011 World Ranking Points Points This Last End Name Country Average Total Events Lost in Gained in Week Week 2010 Points Points Played 2011 2011 51 (50) <94> Rory Sabbatini South Africa 2.411 135.009 56 -25.650 78.000 52 (51) <91> Vijay Singh Fiji 2.401 120.023 50 -18.789 65.269 53 (53) <591> Gary Woodland United States 2.367 94.679 40 -1.577 87.648 54 (81) <108> Stephen Marino United States 2.345 128.971 55 -23.530 72.342 55 (55) <62> Matteo Manassero Italy 2.332 93.264 40 -11.401 17.372 56 (54) <48> Hiroyuki Fujita Japan 2.324 130.165 56 -26.307 8.798 57 (56) <53> Jeff Overton United States 2.307 122.258 53 -27.658 17.448 58 (58) <46> Stewart Cink United States 2.298 110.293 48 -37.076 18.493 59 (57) <121> Jonathan Byrd United States 2.270 118.059 52 -16.038 67.580 60 (59) <73> J.B. Holmes United States 2.244 112.181 50 -25.174 36.701 61 (60) <59> Ryan Palmer United States 2.236 122.992 55 -22.498 23.800 62 (62) <66> Kevin Na United States 2.195 120.749 55 -29.425 41.403 63 (63) <52> Charley Hoffman United States 2.139 113.349 53 -25.775 13.723 64 (61) <43> Sean O'Hair United States 2.123 106.155 50 -45.832 6.556 65 (64) <124> Thomas Bjorn Denmark 2.098 109.114 52 -13.154 57.855 66 (69) <56> Heath Slocum United States 2.013 112.724 56 -30.006 9.273 67 (68) <63> Noh Seung-yul Korea 2.001 90.063 45 -15.140 13.188 68 (66) <75> Stuart Appleby Australia 1.971 110.360 56 -19.122 22.521 69 (70) <274> Aaron Baddeley Australia 1.970 106.375 54 -9.975 81.498 70 (65) <54> Brendan Jones Australia 1.964 78.562 40 -16.820 2.048 71 (67) <60> Richard Green Australia 1.923 94.212 49 -17.579 7.822 72 (82) <78> Sergio Garcia Spain 1.859 89.249 48 -23.883 25.208 73 (71) <58> Toru Taniguchi Japan 1.857 81.705 44 -16.139 0.000 74 (76) <89> Stephen Gallacher Scotland 1.815 83.480 46 -11.813 25.788 75 (74) <87> Brandt Snedeker United States 1.811 94.165 52 -20.977 29.080 76 (72) <182> Jhonattan Vegas Venezuala 1.808 92.212 51 -7.213 59.048 77 (84) <99> Raphael Jacquelin France 1.807 101.174 56 -19.019 35.693 78 (75) <93> Jason Dufner United States 1.805 97.474 54 -23.785 37.418 79 (102) <79> David Toms United States 1.788 91.200 51 -26.158 25.518 80 (98) <101> Marc Leishman Australia 1.787 100.058 56 -20.538 36.594 81 (73) <80> Ricky Barnes United States 1.784 90.980 51 -20.745 18.442 82 (78) <64> Simon Dyson England 1.745 97.740 56 -27.142 6.280 83 (83) <65> Tetsuji Hiratsuka Japan 1.736 97.228 56 -20.981 1.680 84 (80) <68> Thongchai Jaidee Thailand 1.720 96.294 56 -26.841 7.042 85 (79) <51> Henrik Stenson Sweden 1.713 82.201 48 -37.906 6.804 86 (77) <67> Liang Wen-Chong China 1.712 77.018 45 -18.708 1.320 87 (85) <205> D.A. Points United States 1.709 95.683 56 -13.368 60.800 88 (86) <57> Lucas Glover United States 1.689 81.064 48 -41.813 6.543 89 (87) <72> Fredrik Andersson Hed Sweden 1.643 83.807 51 -15.768 10.100 90 (88) <55> Angel Cabrera Argentina 1.638 70.453 43 -36.515 5.020 91 (89) <148> James Kingston South Africa 1.619 85.828 53 -14.497 42.051 92 (93) <104> Brendon de Jonge Zimbabwe 1.610 90.152 56 -16.025 23.281 93 (97) <77> Brian Davis England 1.589 88.958 56 -24.096 12.438 94 (91) <69> Rhys Davies Wales 1.580 88.468 56 -25.064 2.865 95 (92) <138> Thomas Aiken South Africa 1.575 88.212 56 -16.557 35.165 96 (90) <151> Robert Garrigus United States 1.570 76.935 49 -8.948 31.390 97 (108) <245> Spencer Levin United States 1.563 87.536 56 -8.034 53.801 98 (94) <83> John Senden Australia 1.554 87.015 56 -24.020 15.932 99 (95) <71> Scott Verplank United States 1.534 65.953 43 -24.286 1.916 100 (96) <74> Danny Willett England 1.500 71.988 48 -18.252 1.246 Ranking in ( ) brackets indicates position the previous week.
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