After opening the spring with a T2 finish at the Southwestern Invitational, Arizona State’s Cameron Sisk moved into the top-15 of the PGA TOUR University Velocity Global Ranking for the first time. He improved three spots to No. 15, while Sam Bennett (Texas A&M) remains atop the Ranking after competing in last week’s Slync.io Dubai Desert Classic.

Sisk started his senior season No. 56 and has risen to No. 15 after posting top-five finishes in all four of his starts for the Sun Devils. He has recorded five straight top-10s, dating back to the 2021 NCAA Championship, and his streak includes a victory at the Maridoe Collegiate Invitational in September. Arizona State returns to action this week at the Amer Ari (February 3-5), as the team looks to defend its title and Sisk looks to build on his T10 finish last year.

Sisk’s move into the top-15 bumped Illinois’ Adrien Dumont de Chassart to No. 16, whose average is just 0.13 behind Sisk. There is little separation between the players in the No. 6-9 range, as well – Cole Hammer (Texas) dropped two spots to No. 9 after finishing T27 at the Southwestern, but his average is less than 6 points behind 6th-ranked RJ Manke (Washington).

This week’s biggest move was made by Arizona’s Christian Banke, who improved 31 spots to No. 33 after winning the Arizona Intercollegiate. Other big movers in the top-50 were Pepperdine’s Derek Hitchner (No. 26 after finishing T4 at the Southwestern), Arizona State’s Mason Anderson (No. 42 after finishing T10) and New Mexico’s Sam Choi (No. 19 after finishing 2nd at the Arizona Intercollegiate).

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Velocity Global Ranking – Week 4/2022

Note: Each player’s complete PGA TOUR University record can be displayed by clicking the (+) icon in the far-right column on the Velocity Global Ranking website.

The Velocity Global Ranking is designed to identify the best college golfers based on winning, competitiveness and season-long performance. It is developed in partnership with the World Amateur Golf Ranking®, which ranks the top amateur golfers on the basis of their average performance in counting events, and it includes the final two years of competition in NCAA Division-I men’s golf tournaments (stroke play), official PGA TOUR tournaments and select DP World Tour events.

The Velocity Global Ranking is updated weekly on Wednesdays and announced on GOLF Channel’s Golf Today, and it will be finalized May 30, 2022, following the conclusion of stroke play at the NCAA D-I Men’s National Championship. The top five finishers will earn membership on Korn Ferry Tour and players finishing 6th through 15th will earn membership on a PGA TOUR international tour.