Trevor Immelman, the 2008 Masters champion and current golf broadcast analyst, will take over as chair of the Official World Golf Ranking on April 10, its board announced Tuesday. The OWGR said in a news release that the South African will continue in his role as lead golf analyst at CBS,

The OWGR's accuracy has been called into question as well as whether it should remain a measuring stick for handing out exemptions into the majors.

The Official World Golf Ranking has found itself at the centre of conversation in recent years, and the system now has a new chairman in former Masters champion Trevor Immelman

Former Masters champion Trevor Immelman has been appointed to succeed Peter Dawson as chairman of the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR). The South African, who landed his Green Jacker in 2008, will take over from Dawson, who has held the role since 2016, during this year’s Masters.

The Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) has named a former Masters champion as its new Chairman. Trevor Immelman, who won the Green Jacket in 2008, will succeed Peter Dawson and take the reins of the rankings body on April 10.

Jacob was 18 months old when his father won the Masters, beating Tiger Woods by three. He grew up going to PGA Tour daycare and got his first set of plastic clubs as a toddler. Jacob doesn’t remember a time that he didn’t love the game.

The Official World Golf Ranking has announced some notable changes. Former Masters champion and current CBS golf analyst Trevor Immelman has been named the organization's third chairman since 2004. "The Official World Golf Ranking has always been a huge part of my life and professional career,