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2006 GRI Quality Performance Index

(September 10, 2006 - Golf Rank Index)

GRI - 2006 Quality Performance Through Week 36 - 2006 Canadian Open
Rank	Player	Pts. Per Event
1	Tiger Woods	167.11
2	Jim Furyk	80.10
3	Adam Scott	69.72
4	Phil Mickelson	69.02
5	Geoff Ogilvy	63.89

Tiger Woods Wins 2006 Quality Performance Index (QPI)

• #2 Jim Furyk, #3 Adam Scott
• Jim Furyk Wins Canadian... Still 87.01 Points-Per-Event Behind
• Woods Points-Per-Event Average Tops 167...
• 2006 QPI Standings through the 2006 Canadian Open in PDF Format

(August 20, 2006 - Golf Rank Index)

Tiger Woods Extends Lead on Quality Performance Index (QPI)

• #2 Adam Scott, #3 Phil Mickelson
• Tiger Woods Wins PGA Championship to Establish 80+ Point Lead
• 2006 QPI Standings through the PGA Championship in PDF Format

GRI - 2006 Quality Performance Through Week 33 - 2006 PGA Champ.
Rank	Player	Pts Per Event
1	Tiger Woods	155.88
2	Adam Scott	75.22
3	Phil Mickelson	72.85
4	Jim Furyk	71.27
5	Geoff Ogilvy	67.44
6	Vijay Singh	51.70
7	Retief Goosen	48.08
8	Luke Donald	46.36
9	Trevor Immelman	43.56
10	Ernie Els	39.28
11	Jose M Olazabal	38.10
12	David Toms	37.31
13	Chad Campbell	35.81
14	Carl Pettersson	33.07
15	Rory Sabbatini	32.49
16	Sergio Garcia	31.89
17	Stuart Appleby	31.73
18	Mike Weir	31.54
19	Stephen Ames	30.70
20	Angel Cabrera	30.53

Tiger Woods won the PGA to extend his dominating lead on the GRI Quality Performance Index (QPI). Woods GRI points-per-event has ballooned to 155.88.

Adam Scott has moved to #2 witha GRI points-per-event average of 75.22 and Phil Mickelson has dropped to #3 with an average of 72.85.

With only 11 weeks remaining, Woods has virtually locked up the 2006 QPI. There might be some scenario of events that could happen to unseat Woods... we just can't figure out what it is. We don't believe that Woods can fail in enough events and Scott or Mickelson win enough events to topple Woods from the top. Until we can lock down the schedules of those three players... a very slight chance for them remains.

The 2006-QPI is determined by totaling all GRI points a player earns in a year, divided by the number of events entered. Big events such as the majors, and events with stronger fields are worth more points than events with lesser fields.

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