Phil Mickelson's 40th PGA Tour victory was not quite enough to take him back into the world's top 10.
Mickelson, who from six strokes behind fired a closing 64 to take the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-am on Sunday, improves from 17th to 11th.
Spain's Rafael Cabrera-Bello moves up 59 spots to 60th thanks to his Dubai Desert Classic win. He earns a place in next week's 64-man WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship as a result.
Latest leading positions in the world golf rankings:
1 Luke Donald 9.42pts
2 Lee Westwood 7.93
3 Rory McIlroy 7.93
4 Martin Kaymer 6.08
5 Steve Stricker 5.77
6 Webb Simpson 5.24
7 Jason Day 5.19
8 Adam Scott 5.09
9 Charl Schwartzel 4.93
10 Dustin Johnson 4.84
11 Phil Mickelson 4.52
12 Graeme McDowell 4.51
13 Matt Kuchar 4.40
14 Nick Watney 4.30
15 KJ Choi 4.16
16 Brandt Snedeker 3.96
17 Sergio Garcia 3.91
18 Tiger Woods 3.83
19 Bubba Watson 3.68
20 Justin Rose 3.65
Other leading Europeans:
23 Paul Casey
24 Ian Poulter
25 Thomas Bjorn
27 Simon Dyson
28 Alvaro Quiros
32 Robert Karlsson
35 Peter Hanson
36 Anders Hansen
38 Fredrik Jacobson
39 Martin Laird
40 Francesco Molinari
45 Paul Lawrie
49 Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
51 Miguel Angel Jimenez
54 Darren Clarke
58 Robert Rock
60 Rafael Cabrera -Bello
61 Matteo Manassero
64 Nicolas Colsaerts
69 Joost Luiten
73 Alexander Noren
81 Edoardo Molinari
83 Pablo Larrazabal
86 Padraig Harrington
88 David Lynn
90 Carl Pettersson
91 Jamie Donaldson
93 Gregory Havret
95 Michael Hoey
97 Stephen Gallacher
