Furyk up to fifth in the world after Verizon victory

Jim Furyk is back up to fifth in the world after his Verizon Heritage Classic victory, while Londoner Brian Davis, who conceded their play-off after calling a two-shot penalty on himself, still rises 68 places to 98th.

Mon, 19 Apr, 2010 - 10:53

Jim Furyk is back up to fifth in the world after his Verizon Heritage Classic victory, while Londoner Brian Davis, who conceded their play-off after calling a two-shot penalty on himself, still rises 68 places to 98th.

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