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	2005 GRI Quality Performance Index
	(November 7, 2005 - Golf Rank Index) Tiger Woods Wins 2005-Quality Performance Index • #2 Vijay Singh, #3 Retief Goosen • Final 2005 Standings in PDF Format GRI - 2005 Quality Performance Final 2005 Standings Rank Player Pts. Per Event 1 Tiger Woods 140.21 2 Vijay Singh 76.98 3 Retief Goosen 68.70 4 Phil Mickelson 67.96 5 Sergio Garcia 55.15 6 David Toms 46.72 7 Kenny Perry 46.26 8 Luke Donald 45.30 9 Davis Love III 41.06 10 Chris DiMarco 39.67 11 Jim Furyk 39.28 12 Adam Scott 39.12 13 Padraig Harrington 33.49 14 Bart Bryant 31.35 15 Jose M Olazabal 30.97 16 Ben Crane 27.71 17 Tim Clark 26.14 18 Scott Verplank 26.03 19 Justin Leonard 25.58 20 Chad Campbell 25.29 File Photo: © GRI Tiger Woods domination of the 2005 GRI Quality Performance Index (QPI) was so great he could have taken the last 6 weeks off with no risk of losing the lead. Woods finished the season with a 2005 GRI points-per-event average of 140.21. Woods was the only player with a QPI rating above 100 and he finished the season more than 63 points ahead of #2 Vijay Singh who had a rating of 76.98. Retief Goosen used a T4 finish at the Tour Championship, and the absence of previous #3 Phil Mickelson, to move into the #3 position with a points per event average of 68.70. Mickelson followed less than a point behind with an average of 67.96. With an average of 55.15 Sergio Garcia was the only other player with an average above the 50 mark. The QPI will start from scratch with the Mercedes Championship in January of 2006. GRI will rate 47 or 48 events. If the Zurich Classic of New Orleans can overcome its '05 hurricane troubles, the schedule will be the full 48 events. The 2005-QPI is determined by totaling all GRI ranking 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. Flag Reference: Argentina Australia Austria Canada Columbia Denmark England Fiji France Germany Holland India Ireland N. Ireland Italy Japan S. Korea Mexico N.Zeland Norway Paraguay Scotland S. Africa Spain Sweden Thailand Trinidad U.S.A. Wales Zimbabwe
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