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2006 GRI Differential Scoring Average Index © (DIF)    
(September 10, 2006 - Golf Rank Index)

GRI - DIF© Scoring Index

Through Week 36 - 2006 Canadian Open
Rank Player DIF Scr Avg
1 United StatesTiger Woods 68.27
2 United StatesJim Furyk 69.11
3 United StatesPhil Mickelson 69.37
4 United KingdomLuke Donald 69.38
5 AustraliaAdam Scott 69.43
Tiger Woods Retains Lead on 2006 GRI Differential Adjusted Scoring Index © (DIF)

• Furyk Wins Canadian Open to Solidify #2
• At 68.27 Woods Is Only Player Averaging Under 69
• #3 Phil Mickelson, #4 Luke Donald
DIF Scoring Averages through the 2006 Canadian Open in PDF Format





(August 20, 2006 - Golf Rank Index)

Tiger Woods Extends Lead on 2006 GRI Differential Adjusted Scoring Index © (DIF)

• #2 Phil Mickelson, #3 Jim Furyk
• At 68.54 Woods Is Only Player Averaging Under 69
• Woods Extends Lead to Over .64 of a Stroke With PGA Win
DIF Scoring Averages through the PGA Championship in PDF Format



GRI - DIF© Scoring Index

Through Week 33 - 2006 PGA Champ.
Rank Player DIF Scr Avg
1 United StatesTiger Woods 68.54
2 United StatesPhil Mickelson 69.18
3 United StatesJim Furyk 69.24
4 AustraliaAdam Scott 69.31
5 United KingdomLuke Donald 69.42
6 FijiVijay Singh 69.54
7 United StatesSteve Stricker 69.80
8 South AfricaTrevor Immelman 69.88
9 South AfricaRetief Goosen 69.93
10 South AfricaErnie Els 70.01
11 United StatesDavid Toms 70.02
12 AustraliaStuart Appleby 70.03
13 AustraliaRobert Allenby 70.05
14 SpainJose M Olazabal 70.15
15 AustraliaGeoff Ogilvy 70.16
16 CanadaMike Weir 70.16
17 United StatesStewart Cink 70.20
18 South AfricaTim Clark 70.25
19 CanadaStephen Ames 70.26
20 United StatesScott Verplank 70.29

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Tiger Woods win at the PGA was enought to help him build a .64 of a stroke lead on the GRI Differential Adjusted Scoring Average (DIF) Index.

Wood's DIF Adjusted Scoring Average of 68.54 is the only average below 69. #2 Phil Mickelson has an average of 69.18 followed by #3 Jim Furyk with an average of 69.24.

Adam Scott remains #4 with an average of 69.31 while Luke Donald rounds out the top-5 with a DIF adjusted scoring average of 69.42.

The GRI Differential Adjusted Scoring Average Index is calculated by comparing a player's actual score against the field scoring average on a round-by-round basis. A complete description of the calculation methods along with comparisons to the PGA Tour's method of calculating its adjusted scoring average can be found here.



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