Golf Canada's weekly Top 10 Canadian Rankings..

Albin Choi has surrendered the number one ranking in Canada to Eugene Wong despite earning his second top-5 finish of the season. The NC State sophomore finished fifth at the ECU/UNCW River Landing Intercollegiate, helping the Wolfpack to a second place tie in the event. Wong, whose Oregon Ducks had the week off, has strung together back-to-back top-10 performances. Justin Shin, with a pair of top-10 results in New Mexico States last two tournaments, has climbed into the top five, picking up 86 places in the rankings while a recent string of top-10 results has helped Taylor Pendrith gain 36 places in the world rankings. Also an honourable mention to Brad Boyle of Kingston, Ont., for earning the PSAC Golfer of the Week award for taking medallist honours at the Atlantic Region Invitational in Ohio. He posted the second lowest total in the first round, 68, and a tournament best 67 in the second round to help the Indiana University of Pennsylvania to the team title.

On the women's side, Natalie Gleadall vaulted 53 places in the world rankings and into sixth place in the Canadian amateur rankings after finishing third - her second top-5 result of the year - in helping to lead the Lady Rebels to a third place finish at the BancorpSouth Rebel Intercollegiate.

On the professional tours, Adam Hadwin's best career finish on the Nationwide Tour has moved him closer to reclaiming the number one ranking in Canada. Buoyed by his tie for fifth at the Soboba Classic, the Abbotsford, B.C. golfer has moved to within six points of David Hearn in the world rankings.

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