Stricker rises to second in World rankings

Steve Stricker is the new world number two after his victory in the Deutsche Bank Championship in America.

Tue, 08 Sep, 2009 - 11:17

Steve Stricker is the new world number two after his victory in the Deutsche Bank Championship in America.

The win, which also took the 42-year-old to the top of the FedEx Cup play-off standings ahead of Tiger Woods, moved him above Phil Mickelson and Paul Casey to his highest-ever position on the rankings.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: AmericaPerson: StrickerPerson: Steve StrickerPerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: Phil MickelsonPerson: Paul CaseyPerson: Ryo IshikawaPerson: Kenny PerryPerson: Henrik StensonPerson: Sergio GarciaPerson: Geoff OgilvyPerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Lee WestwoodPerson: Stewart CinkPerson: Jim FurykPerson: Martin KaymerPerson: Vijay SinghPerson: Lucas GloverPerson: Camilo VillegasPerson: Anthony KimPerson: Retief GoosenPerson: Sean O’HairPerson: Robert KarlssonPerson: EuropeansPerson: Ian PoulterPerson: Rory McIlroyPerson: Ross FisherPerson: Luke DonaldPerson: Soren KjeldsenPerson: Miguel Angel JimenezPerson: Alvaro QuirosPerson: Gonzalo Fernandez-CastanoPerson: Oliver WilsonPerson: Graeme McDowellPerson: Soren HansenPerson: Justin RosePerson: Chris WoodPerson: Francesco MolinariPerson: Alexander NorenPerson: Anders HansenPerson: Peter HansonPerson: Nick DoughertyPerson: Thomas LevetPerson: Anthony WallPerson: Fredrik JacobsonEvent: Deutsche Bank ChampionshipEvent: FedEx CupEvent: tour
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