Max Homa is reading the putting line on the 16th hole on the final day of the Wells Fargo Championship. Potomac, USA - Photo by Getty Images/Multivitz

Max Homa is reading the putting line on the 16th hole on the final day of the Wells Fargo Championship. Potomac, USA - Photo by Getty Images/Multivitz

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[Asia Economy Golf Specialist Reporter Kim Hyun-jun] ○…"World Ranking 38th → 29th."


‘Wells Fargo Champ’ Max Homa jumped 9 spots to 29th with 3.50 points in the weekly official golf world rankings announced on the afternoon of the 9th (Korean time). He accumulated points by winning the PGA Tour Wells Fargo Championship (total prize money $9 million) held at Potomac TPC in Maryland, USA (par 70, 7,107 yards) that ended that morning. This is his second win in 8 months following the Fortinet Championship included in the 2022 season last September, his 4th career win, with a winner's prize of $1.62 million (2 billion KRW).



The ‘new golf emperor’ Scottie Scheffler (USA), Jon Rahm (Spain), and Collin Morikawa (USA), the ‘top 3’, remain unchanged. Cameron Smith (Australia) rose to 4th place, while ‘Playoff (PO) Champ’ Patrick Cantlay (USA) dropped to 5th. For Korea, Im Sung-jae (24) is 20th, Kim Si-woo (27) 54th, ‘Asian Tour money leader’ Kim Joo-hyung (20) 71st, and Lee Kyoung-hoon (31, all CJ Logistics) 88th. It is interesting that Kim Bi-o (32) soared from 170th to 115th, propelled by his win at the Maeil Business Newspaper Open.


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