Zach Johnson jumps to No. 15 in world rankings after Masters win
Zach Johnson’s win at The Masters Sunday pushed him to 15th in the world rankings, a jump of 41 places. He is the first player ranked higher than 50 to win The Masters since the rankings started more than two decades ago …
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A) Zach's rank was higher than 50 and it dropped 41 places to 15. or
B) He was ranked lower than 50, and his ranking jumped 41 places.
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