Here are the exclusive Golfweek European Tour power rankings for the week of March 31-April 6:
10. Matt Wallace
Not the debut he wanted in the WGC–Dell Technologies Match Play, but at least he manged to beat Keegan Bradley.
9. Lucas Bjerregaard
Call him the Great Dane after defeating childhood hero Tiger Woods in Match Play quarterfinals only to lose narrowly to Matt Kuchar.
8. Ian Poulter
Mr. Ryder Cup avenged 2018 8&6 quarterfinal loss to Kevin Kisner, only to lose the group battle to Kis in a sudden death playoff.
7. Tommy Fleetwood
Didn’t take Ryder Cup form to Austin. Failed to advance from group stage after 1-1-1 record.
6. Jon Rahm
Began Match Play as if he meant business with rampant 7&5 demolition of Si Woo Kim only to peter out over next two days and fail to make knockout rounds.
5. Paul Casey
Much was expected of Casey in Match Play and he looked like he was delivering when he won his group. However, he looked tired and jaded in losing to Molinari in Round of 16.
4. Sergio Garcia
Involved in rules imbroglio in match against Matt Kuchar that was totally avoidable if he’d just kept his temper. Something Sergio finds hard to do.
3. Justin Rose
Predictably won his group in Austin only to unpredictably lose to Kevin Na thanks to three bogeys in seven holes.
2. Rory McIlroy
Might have defeated Tiger Woods in Round of 16 if not for old nemesis: too many missed putts.
1. Francesco Molinari
Carried on his perfect Ryder Cup form in first four days of Match Play only to fall to Kisner in semis. Gwk
