Rankings: Tiger Woods slips down to 30th in the world
Only joint 37th in the WGC Bridgestone Invitational, his first event back from knee and Achilles tendon injuries, Woods falls below Rickie Fowler and Zach Johnson and now has 11 fellow Americans ahead of him. Adam Scott's victory - with Woods' former caddie Steve Williams on the bag - lifts him from 17th to ninth, while it is now an all-European top four again with Rory McIlroy, sixth in Akron, moving above Steve Stricker.Leading positions in world rankings:
1 Luke Donald 10.10pts
2 Lee Westwood 8.26
3 Martin Kaymer 7.10
4 Rory McIlroy 6.98
5 Steve Stricker 6.90
6 Phil Mickelson 5.9
7 Jason Day 5.80
8 Dustin Johnson 5.63
9 Adam Scott 5.50
10 Nick Watney 5.28
11 Matt Kuchar 5.21
12 Charl Schwartzel 5.19
13 Graeme McDowell 5.04
14 KJ Choi 4.73
15 Bubba Watson 4.63
16 Paul Casey 4.40
17 Ian Poulter 4.29
18 Kim Kyung-Tae 3.77
19 David Toms 3.70
20 Robert Karlsson 3.69
Other leading Europeans:
22 Martin Laird, 23 Francesco Molinari, 26 Alvaro Quiros, 31 Matteo Manassero, 32 Miguel Angel Jimenez, 33 Darren Clarke, 34 Justin Rose, 44 Peter Hanson, 45 Anders Hansen, 46 Edoardo Molinari, 49 Simon Dyson, 51 Sergio Garcia, 56 Fredrik Jacobson, 63 Ross Fisher, 64 Thomas Bjorn, 69 Padraig Harrington, 71 Alexander Noren, 73 Nicolas Colsaerts, 74 Raphael Jacquelin, 84 Fredrik Andersson Hed, 89 Gregory Bourdy, 90 Stephen Gallacher, 94 Pablo Larrazabal, 95 David Horsey, 98 Brian Davis, 100 Johan Edfors.