Francesco Molinari made a move toward the top of the Official World Golf Rankingfollowing his two-shot win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.Molinari arrived at Bay Hill ranked 10th in the world, but after a final-round 64 earned him a trophy and a new sweater, the Italian is up three spots to No. 7. It's two spots away from his career-best of fifth, achieved last September during the PGA Tour postseason.Molinari wasn't the only player to jump in the rankings with a big week in Orlando, as a solo second-place result helped Matthew Fitzpatrick move from No. 44 to No. 33 in the latest standings. Rafael Cabrera Bello went from 34th to 30th with his share of third place, while the same result vaulted Sungjae Im from 88th to 71st.Keith Mitchell continues to play well at the right time, as his T-6 finish at Bay Hill earned him a spot in The Open. But it also helped him move from 68th to 58th in the rankings, all but assuring he'll make his WGC debut later this month at the WGC-Dell Match Play. The top 64 players after The Players Championship will qualify for Austin, with Nos. 65 and down serving as alternates in the case of withdrawals.
News & Opinion Molinari proves last summer was no fluke with Sunday charge at Bay Hill
Francesco Molinari is continuing to play the best golf of his career at age 36. And his Sunday 64 that won him the Arnold Palmer Invitational proves last summer's breakout was no fluke. Other players near the bubble heading into the final week of qualification include No. 62 Lee Westwood, No. 64 Russell Knox, No. 65 Adam Hadwin, No. 73 Daniel Berger, No. 76 Danny Willett and No. 80 Zach Johnson.Dustin Johnson remained world No. 1 for another week, with Justin Rose, Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas and Bryson DeChambeau rounding out the top five. Rory McIlroy remained in sixth, now followed by Molinari, Xander Schauffele, Rickie Fowler and Jon Rahm.Despite withdrawing from Bay Hill with a neck injury, Tiger Woods moved up one spot to No. 11 in the latest rankings as he gets set to make his competitive return this week at TPC Sawgrass.Francesco Molinari made a move toward the top of the Official World Golf Ranking following his two-shot win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Molinari arrived at Bay Hill ranked 10th in the world, but after a final-round 64 earned him a trophy and a new sweater, the Italian is up three spots to No. 7.
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Francesco Molinari made a move toward the top of the Official World Golf Ranking following his two-shot win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Molinari arrived at Bay Hill ranked 10th in the world
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Francesco Molinari made a move toward the highest of the Official World Golf Ranking following his two-shot win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Molinari arrived at Bay Hill ranked 10th in the world, but after a final-round 64 earned him a trophy and a new sweater, the Italian is up three spots to No. 7.
Francesco Molinari up to world No. 7 after Bay Hill win
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Francesco Molinari made a move toward the top of the Official World Golf Ranking following his two-shot win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Molinari arrived at Bay Hill ranked 10th in the world, but after a final-round 64 earned him a trophy and a new sweater, the Italian is up three spots to No. 7.
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Francesco Molinari pulls off dramatic rally to win Arnold
Italy's Francesco Molinari carded a bogey-free 64 Sunday at Bay Hill to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational. as no one out on the course could keep up. Molinari entered the API as the world
Molinari cards final-round 64 to win Arnold Palmer
Molinari up to world No. 7 after Bay Hill win. BY Will Gray — March 11, 2019 at 8:38 AM. Francesco Molinari jumped to seventh in the latest world rankings following his two-shot win at the
Francesco Molinari goes big and bold Sunday to win Arnold
Francesco Molinari made a move toward the top of the Official World Golf Ranking following his two-shot win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Molinari arrived at Bay Hill ranked 10th in the world, but after a final-round 64 earned him a trophy and a new sweater, the Italian is up three spots to No. 7.
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Francesco Molinari up to world No. 7 after Bay Hill win
Molinari up to world No. 7 after Bay Hill win. Golf Channel March 11, 2019, 8:40 AM GMT. Francesco Molinari made a move toward the top of the Official World Golf Ranking following his two-shot win
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ORLANDO - Francesco Molinari delivered another big moment on the 18th green at Bay Hill, without wearing a red shirt and leaving the flag stick in the cup. His 45-foot birdie putt capped off an 8
He rose to No. 6 in the world after raising the Claret Jug and was 10th to begin the week at Bay Hill. 🏆 @F_Molinari speaks with the media following his victory at the @APInv 🎙
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