Woods ends year with highest ever ranking

Tiger Woods has capped a great season, by achieving the highest ever annual world ranking points average.

His average of 19.98 points, 7.46 ahead of closest rival David Duval, is also the largest ever lead held by a world number one.

Woods won 12 events, including the season's final Major, the USPGA, and finished the season with 8 in his last 11 world ranking events.

Colin Montgomerie moved from seventh to third in the rankings list after securing his seventh consecutive Order of Merit title.