In the formidable days of Tiger Woods, the gap between the top player in the world and the rest of the Tour was considerable. Woods spent 281 consecutive weeks and 683 total weeks as world number one, finally getting caught by Adam Scott in May 2014. Since Woods magnificent record, none have come close to Woods and his feat with Duston Johnson and Rory McIlroy the closest competitors, but their time on top was limited with Johnson having the most on top at 135 weeks. The newest top player making a charge at Woods is two-time Masters champion Scottie Scheffler…