Steven Fisk Rockets Up Rankings After Stunning Week — Surpasses Niemann & 91 Others
Golf’s rising star Steven Fisk has achieved a career-best world ranking, leaping past Joaquin Niemann and more than 90 players after a phenomenal week on the course! ⛳🔥
In this video, we break down:
📈 How Fisk’s recent performance boosted his ranking
🏆 The key stats behind his breakout rise
💬 What this means for his 2025 season and upcoming tournaments
🌍 Where Fisk stands among golf’s elite now
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Steven Fisk made a huge jump in the official World Golf Ranking after his impressive performance at the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship. The American golfer won the PGA Tour event by two strokes, registering a win over Garrick Higgo. He has jumped into the top 100 in the OGR. He was ranked 183 before the tournament, but gained 35.61011 61011 points and jumped to 91 surpassing W Neman who is ranked 114 fists win at the Sanderson Farms Championship came after his long struggle on the PGA Tour this season. He has played in 23 tournaments and missed the cut in 14 of them. In the entire season, he only recorded two finishes in the top 10 dot prior to the Sanderson Farms Championship. Steven Fisk played the Procore Championship where he finished in T30. He started the campaign at the Sony Open and missed the cut in that and then struggled in his next outing at the American Express. However, some of his notable finishes are T4 at the Puerto Rico Open, T13 at the Myrtle Beach Classic, and T28 at the ISCO Championship that I in the postround press conference of the Sanderson Farms Championship. Steven Fisk opened up about his performance. He reflected on how important it was for him to win the event. It’s job security. I think I mentioned in another interview earlier that we all think we’re good enough to compete out here and to win. And to come out here today and play like I did. And finally, I truly know that I’m good enough to be a PGA Tour winner is really cool. Fisk had a tough start at the PGA Tour event with a round of 70, but then played another round of 65 followed by the third round of 65. He bounced back in a fourth round and added three birdies on the last three holes which helped him to win. He talked about his last hole performance in the post round conference and said the one on 17 is just kind of exactly how he saw it riding the wind in there. With as windy as it was, it’s a little lucky for it to be as close as it did. 18. I’ll be honest, I pulled a little bit. I wasn’t quite going left of that pin, but it worked out really good. Garrick Higgo settled in solo second place, followed by Raasmas Hodgegard, tied for third with Vince Why and Danny Walker at 19
