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Maguire and Meadow both climb world rankings

Cavan native Maguire has moved into the top 10 for the first time.

LEONA MAGUIRE HAS moved up to 10th in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings, representing the highest-ever position by an Irish golfer in the women’s rankings.

Maguire came in tied for 11th at the Women’s PGA Championship at the weekend, finishing on four-under having led the tournament at the end of the third round.

The Cavan native – who won the Meijer Classic a week previously – has now climbed two places in the world rankings to a career-best 10th.

Stephanie Meadow, who finishing in a share of third in New Jersey, has also climbed up the rankings, with the Jordanstown golfer now at 89, jumping 62 places.

Jin Young Ko remains at number one, setting a new record for most career weeks spent at the top of the rankings.

The 15-time LPGA Tour winner has now entered her 159th week in the top spot. Lorena Ochoa set the previous record in 2010.    

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