The most recent update of the World Golf Ranking highlights the performances and positions of golfers at the top of the international scene. Scottie Scheffler remains the highest-ranked American player, holding onto the number one position. Xander Schauffele follows Scheffler closely, securing the second position this week, up from third place following his win at the PGA Championship 2024. while Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland has moved from second to third. These top three contenders showcase the competitive nature and shifting dynamics at the highest level of professional golf.
World Golf Ranking: Top 5 Americans
Wyndham Clark holds onto the fourth position in the World Golf Ranking, showing no change from the previous week’s ranking. Meanwhile, Collin Morikawa has made a significant leap with T4 at Valhalla Golf Club, moving from 13th to 9th place, reflecting a rapid rise in the ranks and positioning himself among the world’s elite golfers. Max Homa has seen a slight decline, dropping from 9th to 10th position but still maintains his place within the top 10.
World Golf Ranking Positions 4 to 10
Focusing on international players in the World Golf Ranking, Viktor Hovland of Norway has advanced from 7th to 5th place, showcasing a positive trend. Ludvig Åberg from Sweden remains in 6th position, while Jon Rahm from Spain has dropped from 5th to 7th place. Patrick Cantlay remains constant in the 8th spot. Collin Morikawa’s leap to 9th place, as mentioned earlier, and Max Homa’s slight drop to 10th complete the top 10.