Johnson maintains top rankings spot
Former US Open champion stays at number one despite Heritage collapse
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PARIS:
Dustin Johnson maintained his position as the world number one on Monday despite collapsing out of contention in the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head.
The former US Open champion remains at the top of the latest rankings, holding a slender lead over Justin Rose and his fellow American Brooks Koepka.
Johnson took a one-shot advantage into the final round on Sunday, before making four bogeys and two double-bogeys to drop to a tie for 28th.
Taiwanese golfer Pan Cheng-tsung climbed 58 places to 55th after taking advantage of Johnson's meltdown to clinch his maiden PGA Tour title.
Tiger Woods remains sixth in the rankings after not playing the week following his stunning fifth victory at the Masters.
World top 10 golfers
Dustin Johnson maintained his position as the world number one on Monday despite collapsing out of contention in the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head.
The former US Open champion remains at the top of the latest rankings, holding a slender lead over Justin Rose and his fellow American Brooks Koepka.
Johnson took a one-shot advantage into the final round on Sunday, before making four bogeys and two double-bogeys to drop to a tie for 28th.
Taiwanese golfer Pan Cheng-tsung climbed 58 places to 55th after taking advantage of Johnson's meltdown to clinch his maiden PGA Tour title.
Tiger Woods remains sixth in the rankings after not playing the week following his stunning fifth victory at the Masters.
World top 10 golfers
- Dustin Johnson (US) 9.73
- Justin Rose (ENG) 9.06
- Brooks Koepka (US) 9.01
- Rory McIlroy (NIR) 8.23
- Justin Thomas (US) 7.89
- Tiger Woods (US) 7.67
- Francesco Molinari (ITA) 7.17
- Bryson DeChambeau (US) 7.14
- Xander Schauffele (USA) 6.42
- Rickie Fowler (USA) 5.90