Matt Fitzpatrick climbed four spots to third in the Official World Golf Rankings following his playoff victory over Scottie Scheffler at the RBC Heritage. The Englishman secured his fourth PGA Tour title and second win of the season at Harbour Town Golf Links.
Jordan Spieth's tie for 12th at the Masters marked his best major finish in three years and moved him from 61st to 52nd in the world rankings. With his 10-year U.S. Open exemption expired, Spieth needs to crack the top 60 by the PGA Championship to secure his spot at Shinnecock Hills.
Jordan Spieth's tie for 12th at Augusta National marked his best major finish in three years and moved him from 61st to 52nd in world rankings. With his 10-year US Open exemption expired, Spieth faces a crucial stretch leading to the PGA Championship where top-60 finishers earn automatic qualification.
Korean golfer Kim Min-sol made a dramatic 30-spot jump to world No. 43 after capturing her third KLPGA Tour victory at the iM Financial Open. The 18-year-old rookie became the youngest player in the world's top 50 with her commanding 11-under-par performance.
Thailand's Jeeno Thitikul continues her dominant reign atop the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings through Week 14 of 2026. South Korea's Hyojoo Kim moved up one spot to third place following her recent victory, while England's Lottie Woad cracked the top 10.
LIV Golf players continue to fall in the Official World Golf Rankings as the breakaway series remains without accreditation for ranking points. The decline threatens players' eligibility for major championships, which typically require top-50 world ranking status for automatic qualification.
LIV Golf players continue to fall dramatically in the Official World Golf Rankings after the circuit was denied ranking points. Former world No. 2 Cameron Smith has dropped to 203rd, while other defectors face similar steep declines without access to ranking points.
Jon Rahm jumped 14 spots to No. 36 in the world rankings following his victory at LIV Golf Hong Kong, marking his highest position in over a year. Meanwhile, Akshay Bhatia reached a career-high No. 19 after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational in a playoff.
Matthew Wolff and Harold Varner III experienced dramatic climbs in the Official World Golf Ranking following their top-10 finishes at LIV Golf Hong Kong. The tournament marked another milestone in LIV's new era of world ranking recognition, with 13 players earning ranking points.
The Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings for Week 47 highlight the top players, with both established stars and rising talents showcasing their skills. Jeeno Thitikul continues to lead the pack as other players strive for top positions.