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Colin Montgomerie will be studying the world rankings more closely than most, after his participation in India came to an abrupt end at the Johnny Walker Classic.  Monty could only manage rounds of 74 and 76 to leave him trailing at the back of the field.  After success in reaching the last 16 at the Accenture World Match in Arizona, Monty climbed to 54 in the rankings but his India trip failed to help with his bid to qualify for the Masters on April 7th and he has dropped back to 59th.

Monty has just two more events - in Korea next week and then the WGC-CA Championship in Florida - to improve his ranking, from to a top-50 spot and cut-off point for qualification in Augusta.  He said of the Masters: “I’m desperate to be there. I think about it last thing at night and when I wake up in the morning.”

Latest world rankings: 1 Tiger Woods 20.88pts, 2 Phil Mickelson 10.18, 3 Ernie Els 6.90, 4 Steve Stricker 6.66, 5 Adam Scott 5.83, 6 KJ Choi 5.83, 7 Justin Rose 5.72, 8 Jim Furyk 5.61, 9 Rory Sabbatini 5.53, 10 Padraig Harrington 5.21 11 Vijay Singh 5.09, 12 Henrik Stenson 5.01, 13 Sergio Garcia 4.37, 14 Luke Donald 4.33, 15 Angel Cabrera 4.22, 16 Stewart Cink 4.04, 17 Geoff Ogilvy 3.79, 18 Aaron Baddeley 3.72, 19 Zach Johnson 3.67, 20 Lee Westwood 3.54