TIGER WOODS DROPS TO 56th IN WORLD

For the first time in more than three years, Tiger Woods is outside of the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking, and he will have to improve soon to qualify to play the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship on March 5.
Woods shot an 82 during the second round of the Phoenix Open Saturday, missing the cut after the worst score of his professional career.
Woods, ranked 56th, is expected to play two events before the deadline to qualify for the WGC-Cadillac Championship: The Farmers Insurance Open, where he has won eight times, and the Honda Classic.
Brooks Koepka jumped up 14 spots and into the top 20 at No. 19 after his first US PGA Tour win.
In unsurprising news, Rory McIlroy holds onto the top spot after winning the European Tour's Omega Dubai Desert Classic. McIlroy has been No. 1 continuously since July 2014.
Stephen Gallacher is top Scot at No 30.

UPDATED WORLD PRO RANKINGS
1 R McIlroy
2 H Stenson
3 B Watson
4 A Scott
5 J Rose
6 S Garcia
7 J Furyk
8 J Day
9 J Spieth
10 M Kuchar
11 M Kaymer
12 R Fowler
13 J Walker
14 H Matsuyama
15 V Dubuisson
16 P Reed
17 B Horschel
18 P Mickelson
19 B Koepka
SELECTED
26 J Dnaldson
30 L Westwood
31 S Gallacher
32 I Poulter
40 L Donald
50 M Warren