The Official World Golf Ranking has been updated for the week of November 10, 2026, with Scottie Scheffler holding a massive lead at the top as the world's best player.
But the biggest jump came from Jon Rahm, who climbed nine spots to No. 6 after the Spaniard won his 11th DP World Tour title and sixth Rolex Series event on Sunday. Rahm claimed the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship title at Yas Links in the United Arab Emirates in his first start since the collapse of LIV Golf – and the birth of his fourth child – by carding four rounds in the 60s and finishing at 23 under, two shots in front of Tyrrell Hatton and four ahead of Rory McIlroy. Hatton, meanwhile, jumped five spots to No. 23.
The OWGR system is calculated by awarding points from eligible
tours and events to participating players over a rolling two-year period. Players are ranked weekly based on the amount of points they earn divided by the number of events they played in to reach an average total. Points hold their full value for a 13-week period and are then reduced in equal decrements. The current ranking for the Top 50 golfers in the world appears below.
See the full ranking here
Official World Golf Ranking Top 50 for Nov. 11
Ranking is accurate as of Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 12:24 p.m.
Which tours are eligible for the Official World Golf Ranking?
- ACN Tour
- All Thailand Golf Tour
- Alps Tour Golf
- Asian Development Tour
- Asian Tour
- Big Easy Tour
- China Tour
- ClutchPro Tour
- DP World Tour
- Gira de Golf Professional Mexicana
- HotelPlanner Tour
- Japan Golf Tour
- Korn Ferry Tour
- Korean PGA Tour
- MENA Tour
- Nordic Golf League
- PGA TOUR Americas
- PGA Tour of Taiwan - Chinese Taipei
- PGA TOUR
- PGA Tour of Australasia
- Pro Golf Tour
- Sunshine Tour
- Tartan Pro Tour
- Professional Golf Tour of India
Additionally, The Open, Masters Tournament, U.S. Open, PGA Championship, World Golf Championships, and Olympic Games are considered eligible tournaments.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Jon Rahm makes huge jump in Official World Golf Ranking after first post-LIV Golf win
