Bernd Wiesberger moved from 113th to a career-high 78th in the world after his home-soil win in Austria.
Austrian ace climbs into world's top 100 after Lyoness win
Bernd Wiesberger moved from 113th to a career-high 78th in the world after his home-soil win in Austria.
Wiesberger secured his second European Tour victory of the season by capturing the Lyoness Open and he now sits higher in the world rankings than Paul Casey and Darren Clarke.
Latest leading positions in the world golf rankings:
1 Luke Donald 9.84pts, 2 Tiger Woods 8.37, 3 Rory McIlroy 8.27, 4 Lee Westwood 7.77, 5 Webb Simpson 6.39, 6 Adam Scott 6.17, 7 Bubba Watson 6.12, 8 Jason Dufner 5.80, 9 Matt Kuchar 5.69, 10 Justin Rose 5.40
11 Graeme McDowell 5.31, 12 Zach Johnson 5.26, 13 Hunter Mahan 5.18, 14 Steve Stricker 4.80, 15 Ernie Els 4.76, 16 Dustin Johnson 4.71, 17 Phil Mickelson 4.44, 18 Martin Kaymer 4.39, 19 Louis Oosthuizen 4.37, 20 Rickie Fowler 4.35
Other leading Europeans:
23 Francesco Molinari, 25 Sergio Garcia, 29 Ian Poulter, 30 Peter Hanson, 31 Paul Lawrie, 33 Nicolas Colsaerts, 38 Martin Laird, 39 Carl Pettersson, 40 Thomas Bjorn, 41 Fredrik Jacobson, 43 Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, 44 Rafael Cabrera Bello, 46 Simon Dyson, 47 Alvaro Quiros, 53 Anders Hansen, 57 Robert Karlsson, 59 Marcel Siem, 60 Alexander Noren, 62 Padraig Harrington, 63 Robert Rock, 64 Jamie Donaldson, 69 Matteo Manassero, 70 Miguel Angel Jimenez, 78 Bernd Wiesberger, 86 Pablo Larrazabal, 91 Paul Casey, 93 Darren Clarke, 95 Brian Davis, 96 Thorbjorn Olesen, 98 Joost Luiten, 100 David Lynn
