Phil Mickelson back in 20th world ranking 

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Vaughn Taylor is back inside the top 100 in the Official World Golf Ranking and Phil Mickelson is again a top-20 player.
Taylor defeated Mickelson to win the AT and T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Sunday, and moved from 447^th to 100^th in the world. He hasn’t been ranked this high since the beginning of the 2008 season.
Mickelson started the week at 29^th in the OWGR and rose to 20^th after his runner-up showing in California. Third-place finisher Jonas Blixt went to 125^th from 198^th, while Hiroshi Iwata and Freddie Jacobson each cracked the top 100, thanks to tieing for fourth. Iwata went to 91^st, from 121^st, and Jacobson to 94^th, from 136^th.
On the European Tour, Charl Schwartzel picked up 12 spots with his latest South African win. His victory at the Tshwane Open move him to 31^st.
Jordan Spieth remains No. 1 in the world, but Jason Day jumped Rory McIlroy for the No. 2 spot. McIlroy was idle, while Day finished T-11 at Pebble Beach. The only other movement inside the top 10 was Branden Grace bumping Jim Furyk down to 11^th. It’s Grace's first entrance into the top 10 and the first time since the summer of 2014 that Furyk has not been a top-10 player.
Here’s a look at the current top 10, in order: 1 Spieth, 2 Day, 3 McIlroy, 4 Rickie Fowler, 5 Henrik Stenson,  6 Bubba Watson,  7 Justin Rose, 8 Dustin Johnson, 9 Patrick Reed, 10 Grace.
And on the Tiger Woods front, he is now ranked 444^th.