Lee Westwood yesterday insisted he was a worthy World No 1 and said he was sick of being asked about failing to win a Major, after some experts queried his right to the top ranking
Lee Westwood yesterday insisted he was a worthy World No 1 and said he was sick of being asked about failing to win a Major, after some experts queried his right to the top ranking.
The Englishman moved back to golf's No 1 spot by winning the Indonesian Masters on Sunday, although he had to rely on fellowu00a0 countryman Luke Donald's stumble at the US PGA Heritageu00a0Tournament.
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Some American columnists ufffd along with England's six-time Major-winner and ex-world number one Nick Faldo ufffd have queried the ranking system as Westwood and Donald, neither of whom have won a Major, vie for the top slot.
Westwood said: "The only thing that gets to me about answering that question is the amount of times I have to answer it, it gets on my nerves.
"I've had a lot of chances to win Majors recently and it just hasn't happened.
"The world rankings are about consistency and playing well week-in, week-out, which I tend to do."
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