The Official World Golf Ranking has announced some notable changes. Former Masters champion and current CBS golf analyst Trevor Immelman has been named the organization's third chairman since 2004.

The OWGR's accuracy has been called into question as well as whether it should remain a measuring stick for handing out exemptions into the majors.

LONDON – The Governing Board of the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) has appointed Trevor Immelman to become its new chairman, beginning April 10. Immelman, who won the 2008 Masters Tournament ...

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Trevor Immelman, the 2008 Masters champion, will become chair of the Official World Golf Ranking on April 10, the organization's governing board announced Tuesday. Immelman, 45, will replace Peter ...

Trevor Immelman, winner of the Masters in 2008 (when he beat Tiger Woods by three shots in Augusta), will be the new ...

The Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) has long been a standard-bearer for measuring the best in the game, but its current relevance has come under some serious scrutiny. As it stands, the OWGR ...