(MENAFN- Kora) The Australian beat Victor Dubuisson on the fifth extra hole in their final showdown in Arizona, and the 26-year-old climbs seven places up the rankings
Tiger Woods remains world number one, with Adam Scott and Henrik Stenson completing the top three
Dubuisson, who beat Ernie Els in his semi-final, moves up seven places to rise to world number 23
America's Jordan Speith continues his climb up the standings in 2014 after his last-eight finish at Dove Mountain
The 20-year-old began the year 22nd but now sees himself up to number 12
The week's biggest climber was Rickie Fowler, who placed third at the Match Play Championship to jump 18 places to sit at number 38 in Monday's rankings
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