Official men's golf rankings: Who is world No1?

• Ladbrokes has a run down of the top 10 in the men's official world golf rankings

• Scottie Scheffler continues to lead the way as the world's premier golfer

• Rory McIlroy is ranked 2nd, with Tommy Fleetwood rising into the top five

Ladbrokes looks through the current top 10 in the men's official world rankings and reveals who is the current world No1. With all the Majors completed and a thrilling Ryder Cup in the history books, Ladbrokes looks at who currently tops the world rankings and who else makes the top five.

Scottie Scheffler's dominant position at the top of the world rankings is only increasing a dominant performance at The Open saw him win his second successive Major, taking his average to 20.2 points.

His consistent performances, including a gold medal at the 2024 Olympics and multiple PGA Tour victories, underscore his status as the world's leading golfer.

McIlroy holds the second spot with an average of 11.2 points after continuing his astonishing 2025 by helping Europe win the Ryder Cup.

Having completed a Career Grand Slam by winning the Masters earlier this year, he is rightfully regarded as one of golf's greats.

Russell Henley has quietly put together a stellar season, climbing from outside the top 30 and now into the top three for a career-high rankings.

His strong performance this season includes one win at the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational and 10 top-10 finishes.

With an average of 5.9 points, Xander Schauffele has slipped just outside the top three ahead of the Ryder Cup. His victory at the 2024 Open Championship at Royal Troon solidified his reputation as a major contender.

The American finished level with McIlroy in seventh at The Open and is a consistent top-10 finishers at Majors.

Tommy Fleetwood finally claimed his first ever PGA Tour title and as a result is now in the top 5 of the world rankings.

His three-shot win at the FedEx Cup finally secured the title for the Englishman after going close a number of times earlier this year, and he continued his superb form at Bethpage Black.

Justin Thomas has risen into the top five courtesy of his victory at the RBC Heritage which leaves him on an average of 5.3 points.

The emotional victory at Harbour Town Golf Links has catapulted the American back into contention for the Major honours and continues a strong run of form in 2025.

J.J. Spaun's extraordinary victory at the US Open has catapulted him into the limelight and indeed the top 10, with his average also currently 5.3.

The American's previous best effort at a Major was finishing 35th at the 2018 PGA Championship but he negotiated the notoriously difficult Oakmont course, sealing the deal with a long-range put on the 18th hole to seal a memorable win.

Robert MacIntyre has surged into the Top 10 of the world rankings on the back of strong performances, including a 2nd‑place finish at the U.S. Open and runner‑up at the BMW Championship.

The 28‑year‑old Scot has emerged as one of the sport’s most exciting talents, combining precision ball‑striking and composure under pressure as he continues to rise.

Collin Morikawa has slipped outside the top five after failing to make the cut at The Open.

His consistent top-10 finishes and a runner-up position at the 2024 Tour Championship mean he remains a name to watch.

Harris English has flown into the top 10 after his brilliant second-place finish at The Open.

The American also finished in the T2 at the PGA Championship and was part of the losing Team USA effort at the Ryder Cup.

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