As of April 20, 2026, Scottie Scheffler leads the World Golf Rankings, showcasing his dominance in the sport. Closely following are Rory McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick, both seeking to catch up.
Matt Fitzpatrick has claimed the top spot on the 2026 PGA Tour money list with $9.2 million in earnings following his playoff victory over Scottie Scheffler at the RBC Heritage. The English golfer leads a competitive field as players compete for more than $400 million in combined purses this season.
Matt Fitzpatrick's playoff victory at the RBC Heritage has propelled him to second place in the FedEx Cup standings. Scottie Scheffler moved to the top spot despite finishing second, while Si Woo Kim made the biggest jump, climbing nine positions to 10th.
In a thrilling playoff victory at the RBC Heritage, Matt Fitzpatrick secured his spot as the world's third-ranked golfer. Scottie Scheffler continues to lead the Official World Golf Rankings despite finishing in second place.
Scottie Scheffler leads the FedExCup standings with 2,031 points and tops multiple statistical categories including scoring average and birdie average. Matt Fitzpatrick sits second in points after his recent RBC Heritage victory, while emerging players like Jacob Bridgeman crack the top 10.
Collin Morikawa overcame significant mental hurdles from a lingering back injury to secure a T4 finish at the RBC Heritage. The two-time major champion admitted he was "very scared" to play but rallied with a final-round 67 despite ongoing physical limitations.
Stewart Cink fired a remarkable 63 to win the Senior PGA Championship by six strokes at Concession Golf Club, marking his first major title in the senior circuit.
Collin Morikawa overcame significant back pain to finish tied for seventh at the Masters, shooting three consecutive rounds in the 60s after withdrawing from the Players Championship due to injury. The two-time major champion called it one of his most memorable tournaments despite the physical struggles.
The standings for the Presidents Cup showcase elite talent from the U.S. and International teams as qualification heats up for the 2026 event at Medinah Country Club.
Collin Morikawa overcame a back injury that forced him to withdraw from The Players Championship to finish tied for seventh at the Masters. Despite playing through visible discomfort, he fired three consecutive rounds in the 60s after an opening 74.
Collin Morikawa overcame significant back pain and spasms to finish tied for seventh at the Masters, shooting three consecutive rounds in the 60s after withdrawing from the Players Championship due to injury. His final round featured five straight birdies on the back nine for a second consecutive 68.
As of April 12, Scottie Scheffler sits atop the World Golf Rankings with 16.29 points, followed by Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young. The rankings reflect recent performances including The Masters.