Mens world ranking week 4 2008

Rank    Player      Country      Avg.   Pts.    Evts
1    Tiger Woods      USA      19.55  782.17      40
2    Phil Mickelson   USA       8.53  366.78      43
3    Steve Stricker   USA       6.72   282.3      42
4    Adam Scott       Aus       6.19  309.28      50
5    Ernie Els        Zaf       6.18  352.19      57
6    Jim Furyk        USA       6.13  312.44      51
7    Justin Rose      Eng       5.92  296.06      50
8    K.J. Choi        Kor       5.73  332.15      58
9    Rory Sabbatini   Zaf       5.68  289.64      51
10   Padraig Harring  Irl       5.17  299.83      58
11   Vijay Singh      Fji       4.94  296.18      60
12   Sergio Garcia    Esp       4.75  232.88      49
13   Henrik Stenson   Swe       4.59  252.3       55
14   Geoff Ogilvy     Aus       4.3   197.7       46
15   Angel Cabrera    Arg       4.14  219.54      53
16   Zach Johnson     USA       3.87  197.25      51
17   Aaron Baddeley   Au        3.83  206.87      54
18   Luke Donald      Eg        3.66  190.42      52
19   Lee Westwood     Eng       3.61  205.77      57
20   Trevor Immelman  Zaf       3.54  187.68      53
21   Stewart Cink     USA       3.39  176.38      52
22   Ian Poulter      Eng       3.24  194.67      60
23   Niclas Fasth     Swe       3.22  167.39      52
24   Paul Casey       Eng       3.05  158.83      52
25   Scott Verplank   USA       2.97  148.33      50
26   Stephen Ames     Can       2.96  133.36      45
27   Toru Taniguchi   Jpn       2.89  150.02      52
28   Retief Goosen    Zaf       2.84   173.4      61
29   Richard Sterne   Zaf       2.79  131.13      47
30   Andres Romero    Arg       2.77  135.78      49
31   Tim Clark        Zaf       2.76  126.85      46
32   Hunter Mahan     USA       2.73  155.58      57
33   Martin Kaymer    Deu       2.69  107.63      40
34   Mike Weir        Can       2.69  137.21      51
35   Stuart Appleby   Aus       2.67  144.15      54
36   Arron Oberholse  USA       2.66  111.58      42
37   Woody Austin     USA       2.61  153.79      59
38   Charles Howell-  USA       2.53  146.73      58
39   Miguel A Jimene  Esp       2.46  130.11      53
40   Richard Green    Aus       2.45  105.36      43
41   Robert Karlsson  Swe       2.44  139.16      57
42   Brett Wetterich  USA       2.43  138.27      57
43   Shingo Katayama  Jpn       2.42  133.15      55
44   Nick O'Hern      Aus       2.42   128.1      53
45   David Toms       USA       2.37   99.41      42
46   Boo Weekley      USA       2.34  135.85      58
47   Nick Dougherty   Eng       2.33  125.67      54
48   Soren Hansen     Dnk       2.33  121.01      52
49   Brandt Snedeker  USA       2.28  139.28      61
50   Mark Calcavecch  USA       2.27  126.86      56

Michelle Wie on Top of Another List, but it isn’t golf, again.

 

Michelle Wie is on the top of another list that isn’t related to a golf tournament.

Michelle Wie is number 4 on the top 20 richest celebrities under 25. The top 4 on the list are athletes with the obvious first going to Lebron James.

Michelle Wie, who struggled this year in golf tournaments still brought in $19 million. Most of that sponsor money from people banking on her expected golf talent.

The next tournament that she could be involved in the Sony Open, might not even happen for her even though Sony is one of her sponsors. Tadd Fujikawa has already been invited and Michelle Wie will probably be next on the list.

Why Els won’t play Accenture

A couple of days ago, Ernie Els on his website, announced his schedule for 2008 but what was missing is him playing in the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. His first event in the United States is the Honda Classic, the week after the Accenture. past years Els has complained about playing at LaCosta and it was thought that a move to Arizona would appease him more, but that doesn’t seem the case. In six events he has been beaten four times in the first round and the second round once. Last year he was sent packing in the first round by Bradley Dredge. Els will start his year at Dubai and strangely will be playing the next week in the Indian Masters before the Honda Classic.