After taking a look at the 2023 World Golf Ranking, British players shine brightly among the best 300 global players. These players are showcasing classic British golf finesse and maintaining prominent positions in the World Golf Ranking.
Rory McIlroy from Northern Ireland maintains his position at number 2 in the Golf World, illustrating his formidable skills and consistency. The English player Matt Fitzpatrick, standing on the 8th position in the World Golf Ranking, maintains his solid presence in the top 10. Another bright player from England, Tyrrell Hatton, stands on position 11 in the OWGR, just missing the top 10.
Stand-Still in the OWGR
Tommy Fleetwood from England made a small jump from 14 to 13 in the World Golf Ranking due to Australian LIV Golfer Cameron Smith loosing points. Having Justin Rose from England standing on position 37 is also note-worthy. Scottish golfer Robert MacIntyre remains at 55, as well as English player Aaron Rai, who maintains his standing at 67. Jordan Smith made the most substantial improvements with a tied second place at the DP World Tour’s Open de France, recording a leap from 88 to 72.
Another notable story from the World Golf Ranking is Nathan Kimsey from England. Jumping from 167 to 161 in the World Golf Ranking shows improvement after a top 15 finish at the Open de France.
Top 10 Review of the World Golf Ranking
Speaking of an update in the top 10 positions of the OWGR, Scottie Scheffler from the USA maintains his number one status from last week. All positions from one to ten in the World Golf Ranking stay unmodified. The PGA Tour paused during the Solheim Cup and it’s players are resting up for the Ryder Cup 2023 in Italy. After next week more movement is to be expected in the OWGR.