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Lee Westwoods #1 world ranking didnt last very long. Not surprising seeing how he only has 3 wins to his credit.
Congradulations are in order for Martin Kaymer, who now holds the top spot in the world golf rankings. He becomes the 2nd German to hold the spot. Bernard Langer held it for all of 3 weeks when the first world rankings were designated at the 1996 Masters.
He will have his hands full against Luke Donald. Donald needed only 27 holes in the quarterfinal whipping of Ryan Moore and his annihlation of Matt Kuchar in the Semifinals.
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PeteG512
2/28/2011 4:28:44 PM Good for him, now he is not playing this weekend so he can end up losing his No1 status this week |
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Duckhunter
2/28/2011 11:28:11 AM Congrats on being the new #1 and to Donald for the #3 spot |
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BUCKNUT
2/27/2011 11:48:03 AM I picked kaymer also, good, seeing I'm 50% german. Guess that makes me a redgerman neck, or is that a germanamerican? Anyhow go kaymer! |
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Nathan Smith
2/27/2011 2:31:11 AM It's definitely not gonna be a blowout. i'd say it goes 19-20 holes to Kaymer. |
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LukeTuzinski
2/27/2011 12:53:11 AM good to see I like Martin Kaymer tons better than majorless Westwood |
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72Wannabe
2/26/2011 8:47:33 PM i think donald will do it, fairways and greens |
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cogolfer1
2/26/2011 8:33:48 PM Kaymer is clearly playing the best of anyone right now and has been since his win at the PGA. This has been overdue with Westwood at the #1 ranking. If Donald wins tomorrow, things will take a HUGE jumbling. It would be Kaymer #1, Westwood #2, Donald #3, McDowell #4, Woods #5, Mickelson #6. If Kaymer wins it would go Kaymer #1, Westwood #2, McDowell #3, Woods #4, either Mickelson or Donald #5 with the one who isn't at #6. |
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bradley894
2/26/2011 8:24:39 PM its going to be a great match up! |
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ScottSorrell
2/26/2011 8:13:08 PM Also, he is the second youngest to ever hold the spot, at the age of 26. Some guy named Woods became #1 at the age of 21. Not sure what ever became of him. |
