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Live Rankings and the Season Race Are Not the Same Number
One shows a player's position over roughly the latest 52 weeks; the other tracks that season's results and qualification race for the tour finals.
Start with this check
Mixing up the two tables shown in a broadcast can give a false impression of how far a player has actually moved in the official rankings.
Try these steps in order
- Read the table heading to determine whether it is an official ranking, a live ranking, or a season race.
- For a live table, check whether it includes points due to drop this week and points earned in the player's current round.
- Verify any discussion of finals qualification against the official race rules for that tour.
Bottom line
Before reading the numbers in a ranking table, read the calculation period and purpose.
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