Golf who is number 1

World No 9 : Louis Oosthuizen. World No Viktor Hovland. World No 1: Jin Young Ko. World No 2: Nelly Korda. World No 5: Minjee Lee. World No 6: Yuka Saso. Michael Gellerman. Lars Van Meijel. Nicolas Echavarria. Stefano Mazzoli. Nicolai Nohr Madsen. Anders Albertson. Patrick Fishburn.

Justin De Los Santos. Adam Eineving Am. Jean-Paul Strydom. Charlie Lindh Am. Peter Baek Launer. Atiruj Winaicharoenc. Taikou Nishiyama. Om Prakash Chouhan. Jean Baptiste Gonnet.

Samuel Saunders. Bernard Ritthammer. Tirawat Kaewsiribandt. Martin Eriksson. Christopher Wood. Hiroyuki Fujita. Scott Fernandez. Pedro Figueiredo.

Atomu Shigenaga. Timo Vahlenkamp. Hannes Ronneblad. Martin Simonsen. Emilio Cuartero Blanco. Clement Berardo. Nicholas Lindheim. Suradit Yongcharoenchai. Suteepat Prateeptienchai. Niclas Johansson. Jeonghyeob Hyun. Shunsuke Sonoda. Thanapath Pichaikul. Chandler Blanchet. Mikael Lundberg. Kristoffer Reitan. Brett Stegmaier. Kousuke Hamamoto. Naoto Takayanagi. Edgar Catherine. Yusuke Sakamoto. Rupert Kaminski. Shunya Takeyasu. Benjamin Henry Poke.

Niclas Hellberg. Alexandre Rocha. Xavier Poncelet. Matias Calderon. Benedict Staben. Luke Schniederjans. Poosit Supupramai. Thaworn Wiratchant. Jordi Garcia del Mora. Luca Cianchetti. Joseph Harrison. Giovanni Manzoni. Jack Singh Brar. Koichi Kitamura. Jonathan Randolph. Federico MacCario. Jordan Wrisdale. Seonghyeon Jeon. Hideto Kobukuro. Yasunobu Fukunaga. Ayumi Kawamitsu.

Filippo Bergamaschi. Jacobo Pastor Lopez. Madalitso Muthiya. Sebastian Cappelen. Scott made a statement in his first tournament since assuming the top spot with a victory at the Colonial Invitational. And while it remains to be seen how dominant he'll be while sitting atop the ranking, 16 golfers have already seen their time at the top come and go. It was the 11th-longest period of time a golfer has maintained the top spot in OWGR history.

From June through the end of the season, Woods notched six top finishes in seven starts. From the beginning of until he lost the top spot at the end of March, Woods finished inside the top 10 in five of seven starts, including a win at the Buick Invitational. Only Tiger Woods has spent more time as the top-ranked golfer in the world. Norman's week stint at the top of the heap was the second period of time he spent as the No. The Australian also won five times internationally in to cement his dominant tenure as the best golfer in the world.

It's the volume of international victories that nudge Norman's week stretch ahead of Tiger's in the previous slide. For 62 weeks from September through November , Greg Norman held the top spot in the Official World Golf Ranking for the first time in his storied career. The Shark made 18 of 18 cuts on tour and recorded nine top finishes. Really, Norman was cashing in on his '86 Open Championship victory in being vaulted to the pre-eminent position. Holders of the top spot.

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