A decade and change of utterly dominant golf for Johnson could put him in the same class as Woods when it comes to the world ranking. He'll be 47 then.
We compared the world ranking from the start of the pandemic (March 16) to today (November 30) and discovered that 10 players who are now in the world's top 100 moved up at least 100 spots.
For the first time since the WGC–Bridgestone Invitational in August 2011, Garcia found himself outside the top 50 on the Official World Golf Ranking, sitting at 51st.
Many international players remain inactive and some have moved onto the "Cracking jokes on Twitter" stage of grief when it comes to their Official World Golf Ranking.
How will this affect those from Europe and others unable to tee it up for the foreseeable future? Like everything else in the new normal, time will tell.
When the PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour make welcome returns next week after being on hold since March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so too will the Official World Golf Ranking.
To be fair, while Azinger’s tone and cadence were measured, his comments felt unnecessarily acidic. Trying to belittle the European Tour to make his case isn’t right. That doesn’t mean Azinger was wrong.
