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Official World Golf Ranking – Number 1
History of the Official World Golf Ranking Number One Position
On this day in 2015: Jordan Spieth wins US Open for second time
The American became just the sixth man to win the Masters and US Open in the same year.
On this day in 2008: Tiger Woods beat Rocco Mediate in play-off for US Open
The world number one’s 14th major title came two months after he had undergone knee surgery.
The greatest non-winners of the US Open
M. James Ward outlines the most talented players who failed to claim the coveted US Open Golf Championship.
The Forgotten Open
M. James Ward examines how the Canadian Open went from one of the most prestigious championships to a far lesser role and is now seeking…
On this day in 2017 – Sergio Garcia claims first major at the Masters in a playoff
The Spaniard beat Justin Rose on the first extra hole at Augusta National.
On this day in 2021: Tiger Woods severely injured after car crash in California
Woods was recovering from back surgery and had been travelling alone at 7am local time when his SUV veered off the road at high speed.
On this day in 2011: Darren Clarke becomes oldest Open champion since 1967
The 42-year-old Northern Irishman held off the challenge of American pair Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson to win by three shots.
USGA’s annual hot seat: Correct course set-up critical
2022 U.S. Open / The Country Club
Looking back — the Lopez / Wright Intersection
2022 Cognizant Founders Cup underway
Historic Golf World Rankings
Past rankings
PGA Tour Player of the Year & PGA Player of the Year
Players on the PGA Tour compete for two player of the year awards.
The five best players never to have won the PGA Championship since 1958
The list is a most impressive one
Corporate Capture
Where’s the Western Open?
On this day: Danny Willett’s glorious Masters victory
Yorkshireman tasted success in 2016
On this day in 2017: Sergio Garcia breaks majors duck at Masters
Garcia took 74 attempts before managing to win his first major in 2017
On This Day: Seve Ballesteros’ remarkable career in numbers
The Spaniard won five majors – two Masters and three Open Championships
PGA Tour – Career Money List
Career money leaders
European Tour – Career Money List
From 31st December 1984 to the present day DP World Tour
Rahming home the message
Rahm is only the second Spaniard to have won the Race to Dubai