Scheffler moved closer to Rahm in the ranking

Jon Rahm continue as number 1 of the world golf ranking, but the fourth place of the American scottie scheffler at the Arnold Palmer Invitational allowed him to come within four-tenths of a second.

The Basque player, who had a great start on Thursday at Bay Hill to finish the opening day as the leader after shooting 65, dropped two consecutive 76s and closed with a 72 that left him at thirty-nine that last position.

So things, rahm leads the overall list with 9.50 average points, for 9.18 of Schefflerwhile the Northern Irish Rory McIlroysecond this Sunday, maintains third position with a 9.04 ahead of the American patrick cantley (7.24).

The only change in the ‘top 10’ is the increase of one position for the American Max Homawho snatched seventh place from his compatriot Will Zalatoriswhile English Matt Fitzpatrick climbed to twelfth place and the winner of Arnold Palmer, the American Kurt Kitayama, he experienced a massive rise to place nineteenth.

Therefore, the Chilean Joaquin Niemann dropped to twenty-fifth place, the Mexican abraham ancer to the 28th, also the Chilean Fabula Pereira to the 49th and the Spanish Adrian Otaegui in the 82nd. The Hispanic ones too Adri Arnaus and Pablo Larrazábal are 86º and 89º, respectively.

World ranking

1. Jon Rahm (Spain) 9.5044
2. Scottie Scheffler (United States) 9.1841
3. Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland) 9.0415
4. Patrick Cantlay (United States) 7.2443
5. Cameron Smith (Australia) 6.3580
6. Xander Schauffele (United States) 5.8337
7. Max Homa (United States) 5.5904
8. Will Zalatoris (United States) 5,5010
9. Justin Thomas (United States) 5.1380
10. Colin Morikawa (United States) 4.9617
…
82. Adrian Otaegui (Spain) 1.4266
86. Adri Arnaus (Spain) 1.3623
89. Pablo Larrazábal (Spain) 1.3474