Current World Rankings
A pair of lefties exchanged slots from one week ago. Mike Weir moves back into the fifth spot with Masters champion Phil Mickelson dropping back to sixth.
The remainder of the top-10 remained unchanged with Jim Furyk, Padraig Harrington, Retief Goosen and Stuart Appleby rounding out the top 10 spots.
Kenny Perry stayed put at No. 11, while Chad Campbell and Adam Scott traded the 12th and 13th spaces. Darren Clarke, No. 14, and David Toms, No. 15, also flip-flopped spots from last week.
Scott Verplank, Jonathan Kaye and Nick Price held onto positions Nos. 16 through 18. K.J. Choi and Jay Haas exchanged spaces this week to close out the top-20 with Choi, No. 19, and Haas slipping one spot to 20th.
Christian Cevaer, who won the Canarias Open de Espaa last week, climbed into the top-200 for the first time coming in at No. 165.