Johnson up to 11th in world rankings

Johnson had been 17th, but he used a great bunker shot to set up a win Sunday
over Troy Matteson and earn the resulting bump in the rankings.

In front of Johnson, the top-10 remained unchanged from last week. Luke Donald
remained No. 1 and is still followed by Rory McIlroy, Lee Westwood, Tiger
Woods, U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson, Masters winner Bubba Watson, Jason
Dufner, Matt Kuchar, Justin Rose and Hunter Mahan.

Johnson’s move up bumped Graeme McDowell, Adam Scott, Steve Stricker and
Martin Kaymer down one spot each. They sit 12th through 15th, respectively.
Phil Mickelson remained No. 16, while Dustin Johnson dropped two places to
17th.

Louis Oosthuizen rose two places to 18th, which dropped Charl Schwartzel and
Rickie Fowler down to 19th and 20th.

Jeev Milkha Singh, who beat Francesco Molinari in a playoff at the Scottish
Open over the weekend, climbed 105 places to 87th.