Rahm, one more week at the head of the world ranking

The Spanish Jon Rahmdespite not playing this weekend, remains at the top of the world golf rankingswhere the only novelty in the ‘top 10’ is the American’s rise to sixth place Max Homaeighth in the Wells Fargo tournament, held in Charlotte (North Carolina) and where he achieved his first victory on the American circuit wyndham clark.

rahm tops the list with a 10.59 average score, compared to 10.35 for the American scottie schefflersecond, and the Northern Irishman’s 8.23 Rory McIlroy, which ended its forty-seventh Sunday. The Basque golfer also remains atop the FedExCup rankings with 2,983 points, 1,076 more than Scheffler and 1,110 more than Homa.

The American too patrick cantleywho ultimately failed to challenge for victory at Quail Hollow Club and finished twenty-first, remains tied for fourth in the xander schauffelewho contended for the victory but ended up losing to Clark by four shots.

The contest, on the other hand, allowed itself Clark, Michael Kim, and Denny McCarthy earn a place in the next British Open.

The Chilean Joaquin Niemann is still ranked 26th on the world list, the Mexican abraham ancer down to 41, he is also Chilean Fabula Pereira dropped to 57 and Argentine Emiliano Grillo rose to 79.

On the other hand, Spanish Pablo Larrazabal continuing to the 69th square, adri arnaus down to 89th and Adrian Otaegui climb to 94th.

World ranking

1. Jon Rahm (Spain) 10,5989 points
2. Scottie Scheffler (United States) 10.3544
3. Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland) 8.2372
4. Patrick Cantlay (United States) 7.3749
5. Xander Schauffele (United States) 6.5504
6. Max Homa (United States) 5.6531
7. Matt Fitzpatrick (England) 5.4454
8. Cameron Smith (Australia) 5.3249
9. Will Zalatoris (United States) 5.0432
10. Jordan Spieth (United States) 4.9230
…
69. Pablo Larrazábal (Spain) 1.5519
89. Adri Arnaus (Spain) 1.2913
94. Adrian Otaegui (Spain) 1.2502