Tranlate this title Jon Rahm rises to eleventh in world rankings in spanish

Despite not playing this weekend, Spain’s Jon Rahm has climbed to eleventh place in the world golf rankings, while American Wyndham Clark has returned to the top 50 after winning the Byron Nelson on the PGA Tour.

Jon Rahm, ranking

Rahm is now just one step away from returning to the top ten of the list, which is currently held by Chris Gotterup and remains unchanged this week. The top ten is still led by the undisputed Scottie Scheffler (16.49 average points), ahead of Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy (9.77) and fellow American Cameron Young (7.14).

David Puig remains in 58th place, and Ángel Ayora, José Luis Ballester and Eugenio López Chacarra fall back to 116th, 119th and 129th places respectively, while Jorge Campillo, runner-up in the DP World Tour tournament in Antwerp (Belgium), rises to 156th.

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