Grace moves up in latest World Rankings
Although Branden Grace lost in the play-off in the Wyndham Championship, he managed to move closer to the world’s top 50 in this week’s Official World Golf Rankings. You may also like
Oosthuizen back in world top 20
Louis Oosthuizen returned to number 20 in the world for the first time since finishing second at the 2017 PGA Championship. You may also like
Johnson back on top, small climb for Louis
Dustin Johnson returned to the top of the world rankings despite not playing at this week’s Honda Classic at PGA National. You may also like
Springboks stay fifth after England loss
The Springboks remain fifth in the World Rugby rankings following their 12-11 defeat to England at Twickenham on Saturday. You may also like
Norris jumps into top 100
A second-place finish at the Japan Golf Open has helped Shaun Norris break into the top 100 as he continues to enjoy success on the course in the Far East. You may also like
Springboks stay fifth in World Rankings
There are no positional changes to the World Rugby rankings after a weekend that saw the Springboks beat the Wallabies and the All Blacks retain the Rugby Championship. You may also like
Johnson back on top, Tiger into 13th
Justin Rose’s short reign at the top of the golf world came to an end after his top five finish wasn’t enough to fend off Dustin Johnson. You may also like
Springboks remain seventh in rankings
The World Rugby rankings remain unchanged after round three of the Rugby Championship. You may also like
England down to fourth in rankings
England have dropped to No 4 in the World Rugby rankings after their 42-39 defeat against the Springboks at Ellis Park. You may also like
Springboks slump to seventh in rankings
The Springboks have dropped to No 7 in the World Rugby rankings following their 22-20 defeat against Wales in Washington DC on Saturday. You may also like
