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A victory at one of golf's majors will do wonders. Rory McIlroy finds himself back atop the World Golf Rankings on Monday morning, a day after capturing his second major title in his career.
McIlroy, who won the 2012 PGA Championship by a staggering eight strokes, moved past Luke Donald and Tiger Woods to regain the top spot in the World Golf Rankings. Donald finished tied for No. 32 this past weekend at the 2012 PGA Championship, shooting 2-over par for the entire tournament. McIlroy's win, coupled with Donald's poor showing, was enough to end Donald's 10 week reign atop the World Golf Rankings.
Woods, who finished tied for 11th in the PGA Championship, drops to third in the World Golf Rankings. Lee Westwood and Webb Simpson round out the top five.
Justin Rose, who finished tied for third at the PGA Championship, moved up three spots from No. 10 to No. 7, constituting one of the larger jumps in the rankings.
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