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Golf Channel · Mar 18, 2020

Potential world rankings freeze 'under discussion' amid cancellations

As tournament cancellations continue to mount, and a return to competitive golf appears measured in months instead of weeks, the team behind the Official World Golf Rankings is leaving all options on the table. That includes potentially bringing the mathematical churn to a halt.

The OWGR works on a two-year rolling window, with players receiving their full point value from a given result for the 12 weeks following a tournament. After that, the point values gradually diminish each week until they age off completely after two years.

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