Brian Gay has moved up to number 35 in the world rankings after his impressive win at the St Jude Classic.
Despite not playing at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tiger Woods remains at number one heading into the second major of the year - the US Open.
Gay's success shoots him up the FedEx Cup Points ladder where he now sits in fourth place, one ahead of Woods.
World Rankings: [June 15, 2009]
1 Tiger Woods US 10.28 pts ave
2 Phil Mickelson US 7.99
3 Paul Casey Eng 7.02
4 Sergio Garcia Spa 6.42
5 Geoff Ogilvy Aus 6.20
6 Henrik Stenson Swe 5.91
7 Kenny Perry US 5.55
8 Steve Stricker US 5.53
9 Vijay Singh Fij 5.12
10 Jim Furyk US 5.04
11 Padraig Harrington Ire 4.86
12 Camilo Villegas Col 4.76
13 Sean O'Hair US 4.47
14 Robert Karlsson Swe 4.43
15 Anthony Kim US 3.93
16 Ernie Els SA 3.74
17 Ian Poulter Eng 3.73
18 Rory McIlroy NI 3.71
19 Lee Westwood Eng 3.67
20 Zach Johnson US 3.64
FedEx Cup Points
1 Zach Johnson 1,609 points
2 Geoff Ogilvy 1,511
3 Steve Stricker 1,497
4 Brian Gay 1, 468
5 Tiger Woods 1,449
6 Sean O'Hair 1,387
7 Phil Mickelson 1,386
8 Kenny Perry 1,347
9 Nick Watney 1,289
10 Paul Casey 1,139
PGA Tour
US PGA Tour Money List:
1 Geoff Ogilvy $3,319,045
2 Zach Johnson $3,305,441
3 Phil Mickelson $3,250,731
4 Tiger Woods $3,246,813
5 Steve Stricker $3,117,036
6 Sean O'Hair $3,047,542
7 Kenny Perry $2,776,705
8 Brian Gay $2,740,535
9 Nick Watney $2,587,386
10 Paul Casey $2,560,610
European Tour Race to Dubai
1 Paul Casey €1,948,431
2 Geoff Ogilvy €1,464,867
3 Rory McIlroy €1,176,548
4 Ross Fisher €1,058,106
5 Angel Cabrera €1,041,145
6 Sergio Garcia €908,909
7 Oliver Wilson €903,795
9 Robert Rock €805,856
8 Alvaro Quiros €800,380
10 Soren Kjeldsen €725,239