Phil Mickelson’s record of consecutive weeks inside the Official World Golf Ranking’s top 50 ended in November 2019, at 1,353.

He briefly ducked back in last summer, following a runner-up showing in Memphis, but promptly fell back and eventually drifted outside the top 100 – where he hadn’t been since 1993.

He was at No. 115 entering this past week’s PGA Championship, but following Sunday’s improbable victory he’s up to 32^nd in the world, his highest ranking in nearly two years.

Co-runner-up Brooks Koepka moved back into the top 10, from 13^th to seventh. Louis Oosthuizen, who also finished T-2 at Kiawah Island, picked up 11 spots to No. 20.

Harry Higgs and Padraig Harrington were part of a group who tied for fourth at the PGA. Higgs made a huge jump, from 154^th to 93^rd. Harrington’s was even greater, from 257^th to 141^st.

Below is a look at the current top 10, with where they stood the previous week in parentheses:

1 (1). Dustin Johnson

2 (2). Justin Thomas

3 (3). Jon Rahm

4 (5). Bryson DeChambeau

5 (6). Collin Morikawa

6 (4). Xander Schauffele

7 (13). Brooks Koepka

8 (8). Patrick Reed

9 (7). Rory McIlroy

10 (9). Tyrrell Hatton