Jon Rahm slightly extends his lead as world number 1 after his second place finish at the Mexico Openwhile the winner in Aztec lands, the American Tony Finau approaches the top 10 and the Spanish Pablo Larrazábal climbs 32 places.
Rahm (10.73 average points) is a little further away from the American Scottie Scheffler (10.29) and from Northern Ireland Rory McIlroy (8.54) in a top10 that has not changed this week.
Finau, with his victory in Mexico, gains five places and stays in eleventh with 4.87 points.
Larrazábal, after winning in Korea, rises 32 positions and goes from position 101 to 69 and he is the second Spanish ranked after Rahm with 1.54 points.
After Rahm and Larrazábal, Spanish golf has two other players in the top 100: Adri Arnaus (87) and Adrian Otaegui (96).
2023-05-01 07:58:33
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