There will be a new No. 1 when the newest Rolex Womens World Rankings are released, according to the Rolex rankings projections released Sunday by the LPGA.Sung Hyun Park will ascend to the top spot, ending So Yeon Ryus 19-week run as No. 1.Park did not play in this weekends Toto Classic in Japan, where Shanshan Feng successfully defended her title, but Ryus tie for 33rd there altered the rankings enough to vault Park ahead of her.I dont really care about it, Ryu told Reuters after Sundays round. Its just a title. Its great to be No. 1, of course, but the more important thing is how Im playing for the present. I care more [about that] than my ranking.Ryu played through a sore right shoulder in Japan, according to Reuters, and said she may seek a doctors consult in the coming week.Ryu still leads the Rolex Player of the Year points standings with two events left in the season. She has 162 points to Parks 148 and Lexi Thompsons 147. A victory is worth 30 points in each of the remaining two events. Park is scheduled to play next week at the Blue Bay LPGA in China while Ryu and Thompson are taking the week off. All three are scheduled to play in the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Fla.
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