Mickelson stays at number four

Phil Mickelson’s 13-stroke triumph at the BellSouth Classic – the third biggest US Tour win in over 50 years – has failed to move him up a single place in the world rankings.

Mon, 03 Apr, 2006 - 08:18

Phil Mickelson’s 13-stroke triumph at the BellSouth Classic – the third biggest US Tour win in over 50 years – has failed to move him up a single place in the world rankings.

Mickelson will go into the Masters still as world number four behind Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh and Retief Goosen.

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