Top 10 PGA Ranking

  Pt
1Rory McIlroy9.65
2Luke Donald9.52
3Lee Westwood8.27
4Bubba Watson6.52
5Matt Kuchar6.22
6Hunter Mahan5.59
7Tiger Woods5.29
8Steve Stricker5.26
9Martin Kaymer5.23
10Phil Mickelson5.16

Top 10 LPGA Ranking

  Pt
1Yani Tseng17.59
2Na Yeon Choi8.51
3Suzann Pettersen7.67
4Ai Miyazato7.35
5Cristie Kerr7.27
6Stacy Lewis6.69
7In-Kyung Kim6.47
8Jiyai Shin6.45
9Sun Ju Ahn6.34
10Paula Creamer5.77
Barnes finishes fourth in Japan

American Jay Choi fired a final round seven-under 65 to clinch the Totoumi Hamamatsu Open on Sunday while Australian Kurt Barnes stormed home to finish fourth.

Kim clinches back-to-back victories

Kim Bi-o clinched his second straight victory while Anthony Brown and Aaron Townsend were Australia's best performers at the SK Telecom Open on Sunday.

Big guns toppled at Sybase

World No.1 Yani Tseng and women's US Open champion So Yeon Ryu were among the casualties at the Sybase Match Play Championship.

Day makes move at Byron Nelson

Australian Jason Day has moved into a share of second position at the HP Byron Nelson Championship after firing a third-round three-under 67.

McDowell in Volvo semis as Poulter exits

Graeme McDowell defeated Sergio Garcia to book a semi-final with Rafael Cabrera-Bello at the Volvo World Match Play Championship.

Kim Bi-o dominating in Korea

Kim Bi-o will take a two-shot lead into the final round of the SK Telecom Open after carding a five-under 67 on Saturday, with Ashley Hall the best-placed Australian eight shots off the pace.

Tseng through, Kerr dumped

World No.1 Yani Tseng advanced to the third round of the Sybase Match Play Championship but Cristie Kerr was a major casualty.

Leishman one stroke adrift at Byron Nelson

Australian Marc Leishman is in a share of second position with five other competitors at the halfway mark of the Byron Nelson Championship.

Senden bows out of Match Play

Australian John Senden has been eliminated from the Volvo Match Play Championship after losing his second round-robin match on Friday.

Seventh heaven for Park

A seven-under par 65 earned Park Sang-hyun a share of the lead with Kim Bi-o and Rory Hie after round two at the SK Telecom Open in Korea.