Vijay Singh
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Unofficial Home Page of Vijay Singh World Ranking : Nr 1(6th Sept 2004 - 6th March 2005) Current Rank: 2 (1.7.2005) |
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Current News: 2005 - Current World RankingSingh Wins Buick Open: 31 July 2005 Singh followed up three spectacular rounds with an average one and it was enough to win his third Buick Open, holding off a surging Woods. Singh closed with a final-round 70 for a four-stroke victory and a 24-under 264 total. The 42-year-old Fijian has won four events this year and 28 in his career. Singh trails only Woods' 44 victories and leads Phil Mickelson by two among active PGA TOUR players. Singh's five-shot lead was his largest entering a final round. The four times he led by three after 54 holes, he won each event, including the 2000 Masters. The large cushion allowed him to play conservatively, making two birdies and 16 pars. Tiger Charges to Number 1 Spot: 15 July 2007 Tiger Woods solidified his No. 1 position with his victory at the British Open. He now holds a 4 plus point edge over Vijay Singh in the Official World Golf Ranking. Singh is World Nr 1 again June 1, 2005 Singh moves
closer to Nr 1 spot
Singh Wins again! - May 8, 2005
Vijay Singh's come-from-behind victory at the Wachovia Championship provided him with an enormous boost in the Official World Golf Ranking. Singh closed to within 0.18 average points of world No. 1 Tiger Woods -- who finished tied for 11th at Quail Hollow. The razor-thin margin is more than a whole point difference from last week. The win at the Wachovia Championship marks Vijay Singh's largest come-from-behind victory during his PGA TOUR career. Overall, he has 11 come-from-behind wins. Singh's come-from-behind-victories Singh's 276 total is a tournament record for the Wachovia Championship. There have been 11 players who have made all three cuts in the short history of the Wachovia Championship. Only Vijay Singh has finished in the top 10 all three years. (2003-tied for second, 2004-tied for 10th, 2005-first). Singh set the record for the lowest round by a winner in tournament history (66). This is the third playoff of the year for Singh. he lost to Padraig Harrington at the Honda Classic on the second playoff hole and defeated John Daly on the first playoff hole at the Shell Houston Open. Tiger re-claims No 1 spot after Victory in the Masters Tiger Woods captured No. 1 after his Masters victory in April, ending Singh's brief three-week stay atop the rankings. Singh reclaims No 1 spot! 20.3.2005 Vijay Singh reclaimed the No. 1 ranking Sunday at the Bay Hill Invitational, but definitely not in the way he had hoped. For the second week in a row, Singh threw away a chance at victory with an uncharacteristic but crucial late mistake. This time, he handed the win to a stumbling Kenny Perry when his final approach shot hit the rocks in front of the final green and caromed into the water, leading to a double-bogey. Tiger Woods lost the No. 1 spot by finishing tied for 23rd place along with Ernie Els, who also lost a chance to go to No. 1. Singh has now 12.29 points in the World Rank List, Woods is close behind with 12.09! Singh
overtaken by Tiger after Ford Championships Tiger Woods regained his world No. 1 ranking Sunday with his record performance at the Ford Championship, winning a dramatic duel with Phil Mickelson at Doral that went down to the last hole. In the process, Woods, who finished at 24-under 264 to break by one shot the tournament record, also padded his lead in the latest U.S. Ryder Cup points standings. Vijay Singh had a good last round to finish 3rd.
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takes title at the Sony Open in Hawaii 31 October 2004The $10 Million ManVijay Singh became the first player to
amass $10 million in a single season Sunday with a
resounding five-shot victory in the Chrysler
Championship, where he also set a new tournament scoring
record of 18-under 266. With six wins in his last eight
starts, Singh hopes to close out his amazing year with a
10th victory in the Tour Championship this week at East
Lake. 26th SeptemberSingh sets money record with eighth win Vijay Singh is leaving little doubt in anyone's mind who's the No. 1 golfer in the world. Singh shook off a challenge from Stewart Cink on Sunday at the 84 LUMBER Classic to claim his eighth PGA TOUR title of 2004. Singh shot 3-under 69 in the final round, good enough to give him a one-stroke margin of victory. With his latest triumph, Singh also breaks the PGA TOUR single-season record for official earnings previously set by Tiger Woods in 2000. Rank Player Events Avg Total 1 Vijay Singh 58 14.02 813.35 2 Tiger Woods 40 12.02 480.76 3 Ernie Els 50 11.10 555.14 4 Phil Mickelson 47 8.58 403.40 5 Retief Goosen 52 7.19 373.98 6 Davis Love III 46 7.17 330.04 7 Mike Weir 43 6.68 287.16 12th SeptemberSingh wins again! Vijay Singh defeated Mike Weir
in a sudden-death playoff at the Bell Canadian Open and
earned his seventh PGA TOUR victory of 2004. 6th Sep 2004
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