Brian Harman's dramatic win at the Wells Fargo Championship netted him a spot in next year's Masters, and his subsequent rise through the Official World Golf Rankings may have clinched his spot at Erin Hills next month.Harman birdied the final hole at Eagle Point Golf Club to hold off Dustin Johnson and Pat Perez, earning his second career victory. The win moved him from No. 93 to No. 52 in the latest rankings, his first-ever appearance inside the top 60. The jump comes at an opportune time, given the fact that the top 60 in the OWGR on May 22 will be exempt into this year's U.S. Open.That's a cutoff that no longer concerns Perez, as his runner-up finish took him from No. 58 to a career-best 42nd. He's now a lock for Erin Hills and in great shape to earn an exemption into The Open, which will award spots to the OWGR top 50 on May 29.A fourth-place finish moved Jon Rahm up one spot and past Alex Noren at No. 12, while Smylie Kaufman's first top-10 finish of the season helped him jump 38 spots to No. 137 in the latest rankings.The only change among the top 10 came at No. 6, where Sergio Garcia eked past Henrik Stenson without hitting a shot. Johnson remains No. 1, followed by Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, Hideki Matsuyama and Jordan Spieth. Garcia is now at No. 6, followed by Stenson, Justin Rose, Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas.Still recovering from his most recent back surgery, Tiger Woods fell 16 more spots to No. 837 in the world.
Byeong-Hun An earned a spot in this year's U.S. Open at Chambers Bay courtesy of his victory at the BMW PGA Championship. An, who is now ranked 54th in the Official World Golf Ranking, was a
Asian Tour | OWGR Watch- PGA Championship Week
9).Remaining US Open "Sectional Qualifying" will take place on Monday, June 3rd - recent qualifiers via the owgr Top 60 include Furyk, Scott, Harding and Pan, Lowry, Snedeker and Putnam. And there'll be another last gasp crack at qualifying via the Top 60 at the Canadian Open next week.
Jimenez, Molinari among 24 players to punch U.S. Open tickets
Emiliano Grillo and Byeong-Hun An earned the final exemptions into this week's U.S. Open field by virtue of their positions inside the top 60 in the latest Official World Golf Ranking. Both Grillo
Asian Tour | OWGR Watch- Asia-Pacific Diamond Cup Week
American players took four of the top five spots on the leaderboard after Round 1 of the 2019 Masters on Thursday. Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka carded impressive rounds of 66 to top the
Grillo, An earn final U.S. Open spots via OWGR
Currently ranked number 99 on the OWGR thanks to a very strong 2018 season that included a win in the Heiwa PGM Championship on the Japan Tour, and 11 other top 10s around the world. This week will be Norris's first start in a Major on US soil, having played The Open Championship twice in 2017 and 2018 finishing tied-62 nd and tied-61 st
The 118th U.S. Open: Who's Exempt — Golf Fused
Compare ranking performance for up to two players over various periods, from a single season to their whole careers. ELIGIBLE TOURS OFFICIAL WORLD GOLF RANKING FOUNDERS
Howell hoping for U.S. Open berth via OWGR. bid to earn his way into a major championship field via the Official World Golf Rankings come up just short. Now with the U.S. Open at Merion on the
Masters 2019: Live Updates for Leaderboard Scores on Friday
Charles Howell III Hoping for U.S. Open Berth via OWGR | Golf
Below is a list of players who are exempt into the 118th U.S. Open Championship, which will be played at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, in Southampton, N.Y., June 14-17.
PGA Tour: Memorial Tournament: Notes from the Ballwasher
9).Remaining US Open "Sectional Qualifying" will take place on Monday, June 3rd - recent qualifiers via the owgr Top 60 include Furyk, Scott, Harding and Pan, Lowry, Snedeker and Putnam. And there'll be another last gasp crack at qualifying via the Top 60 at the Canadian Open next week.
Official World Golf Ranking - Ranking
OWGR Watch- Asia-Pacific Diamond Cup Week. With lucrative events such as WGCs and Majors looming, the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR) becomes all important. Here we follow the Asian Tour players that are making a charge up the rankings and their quest to play their way into these events via the OWGR.
PGA Tour: Memorial Tournament and Canadian Open: Notes from
0 Comments