Woods sets rankings record

Tiger Woods has surpassed his own world rankings points record following his record-breaking US Masters victory.

Woods is the first person in the 15-year history of the rankings to possess more than 1,400 total points.

And, thanks to the two shot victory in Augusta, he is the first to break the 30-point average barrier.

Official World Rankings: 1 T Woods (USA) 30.61pts ave, 2 P Mickelson (USA) 12.73, 3 E Els (Rsa) 10.49, 4 L Westwood (Eng) 9.01, 5 C Montgomerie (Sco) 8.53, 6 V Singh (Fij) 8.14, 7 D Love III (USA) 8.11, 8 D Duval (USA) 7.68, 9 D Clarke (NIrl) 6.67, 10 J Parnevik (Swe) 6.42.