All tight at the Top.

Less than a point separate Tiger Woods, Phil Mickleson and Lee Westwood at the top of the World Rankings ahead of the next big event.

All three players will be in action at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational in Akron next month and depending on their respective results either one could be sitting at the top.

The winners on tour last weekend were the biggest movers:

Carl Pettersson who won the Canadian Open climbed 98 places to 109. Fellow Swede Richard Johnson, the first home winner of the Scandinavian Masters since Jesper Parnevik moved to a career high 189th.

Top 20 in the World Ranking:

1 Tiger Woods  9.97pts, 2 Phil Mickelson  9.24, 3 Lee Westwood  9.04, 4 Steve Stricker 7.35, 5 Jim Furyk 6.65, 6 Ernie Els 5.71, 7 Luke Donald 5.67, 8 Rory McIlroy 5.64, 9 Paul Casey 5.46, 10 Ian Poulter 5.29, 11 Graeme McDowell 4.92, 12 Martin Kaymer 4.86, 13 Anthony Kim 4.86, 14 Robert Allenby 4.31, 15 Louis Oosthuizen 4.13, 16 Retief Goosen 4.03, 17 Edoardo Molinari 3.97, 18 Justin Rose 3.96, 19 Padraig Harrington 3.93, 20 Zach Johnson 3.81

Other Top Europeans:

23 Henrik Stenson, 31 Robert Karlsson, 35 Francesco Molinari, 36 Ross Fisher, 37 Miguel Angel Jimenez, 41 Alvaro Quiros, 45 Sergio Garcia, 49 Peter Hanson, 50 Rhys Davies, 59 Oliver Wilson, 67 Soren Kjeldsen, 68 Soren Hansen, 74 Fredrik Andersson Hed, 76 Brian Davis, 77 Simon Dyson, 79 Anders Hansen, 82 Shane Lowry, 85 Danny Willett, 89 Ross McGowan, 90 David Horsey, 92 Fredrik Jacobson, 93 Stephen Gallacher, 95 Gregory Bourdy, 98 Raphael Jacquelin, 100 Chris Wood

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