The Official World Golf Rankings have been released for Week 47 and Tiger Woods is once again in first place. He took the week off, but Woods still holds an average points lead of 2.32 over Adam Scott that will ensure he holds onto No.1 for the remainder of the year. The top of the rankings have been solidified, but there could be some movement in the top 10.
Official World Golf Rankings 2013: Top 10 remains unchanged
Tiger Woods is still the world’s top-ranked golfer, but Adam Scott slightly closed the gap.
Warren Little
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Henrik Stenson continues his impressive season with a lead of more than a point over Phil Mickelson. He has improved his ranking from 53rd at the end of 2012 ago, to third now. Only Woods has gained more points this season than Stenson, who has only lost 92.089 points this season.
The biggest potential chance for movement comes in the 6-through-8 slots. Less than 0.5 points separate Rory McIlroy in sixth and Steve Stricker in eighth, with the next weeks being vital in deciding the top-ten placement.
You can find the entire list of rankings here, but these are your current top-ten rankings.
1. Tiger Woods, 12.11
2. Adam Scott, 9.79
3. Henrik Stenson, 8.94
4. Phil Mickelson, 7.69
5. Justin Rose, 7.62
6. Rory McIlroy, 6.50
7. Matt Kuchar, 6.37
8. Steve Stricker, 6.13
9. Brandt Snedeker, 5.73
10. Jason Dufner, 5.38
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