Hansen tops HSBC European Rankings
Anders Hansen’s dramatic win last weekend at the 2007 BMW PGA Championship has put him in pole position to claim a place at the 2007 HSBC World Match Play Championship.

The leading two European Tour Members in the 2007 HSBC European Tournaments Ranking will qualify for the HSBC World Match Play. Anders Hansen's win in the BMW PGA Championship has given him a great opportunity to qualify for the event. His two victories in the BMW PGA suggest he is perfectly suited to the West Course.
The rankings are accumulated from official World Golf Ranking Points earned from the HSBC Champions, Abu Dhabi Golf Championship, Johnnie Walker Classic, BMW PGA Championship, BMW International Open, Open De France ALSTOM and the Smurfit Kappa European Open.
A 16-man field will compete over the West Course of the Wentworth Club between 11-14 October for £1 million, the richest first prize in golf.
The 2007 HSBC European Tournaments Ranking after the BMW PGA Championship is:
Ranking
Player
Points
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1
Anders Hansen
64.00
2
Paul Casey
59.40
3
Yang Yong-Eun
52.00
4
Richard Sterne
44.91
5
Anton Haig
42.91
6
Retief Goosen
39.29
7
38.40
8
Miguel A Jimenez
36.08
9
Peter Hanson
23.44
10
Oliver Wilson
23.11
11
Vijay Singh
22.40
12
Padraig Harrington
21.78
13
20.35
14
Marc Warren
19.00
15
Colin Montgomerie
18.31
16
Michael Campbell
18.20
17
Luke Donald
16.46
18
Robert Karlsson
15.23
19
Angel Cabrera
14.08
20
Thongchai Jaidee
13.13
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