Grant Forrest has won the Open de España and moves up to 140 from 296 in the Official World Golf Ranking.
Spain’s Eugenio Chacarra shared second place and moves up five places to 50, tied alongside him was France’s Victor Perez who moves up to 129 from 171. Jacob Skov Olesen came fourth and moves up twelve places to 88. England’s Daniel Brown and Joe Dean tied for fifth and move up ten places to 128 and fourteen to 126 respectively.

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Michael Brennan has won the Baycurrent Classic and moves up thirteen places in the Official World Golf Ranking this week.
Keith Mitchell and Jacob Bridgeman tied for second place behind Brennan, Brian Harman, Xander Schauffele, Stephan Jaeger, Ryan Gerard and Jordan Smith all finished fourth.
Mitchell moves up to 59 from 76, Bridgeman up three places to 17, Harman up five to 63, Schauffele up one to number 9, Jaeger to 106 from 127, Gerard stays at 23 and Smith up five to 68.

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What is the OWGR?
The Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) is the weekly ranking of golfers on eligible men’s tours. Players earn points at eligible tournaments based on how strong the field was and where they finished, and their position is decided by their average points per event over a rolling two-year period.
The OWGR describes its mission as being “to administer and publish, on a weekly basis, a transparent, credible, and accurate Ranking based on the relative performances of players participating in male Eligible Golf Tours worldwide.”
Where did the world ranking come from?
The idea was born in the early 1980s, the work of Mark H McCormack and Tony Greer.
The first official world Number 1 was Bernhard Langer, who took the position on April 6, 1986.
For more in depth answers on how the OWGR is calculated and the number 1 position and its history, see links below.

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