World Number Ones
As of 6 May 2013
| No. | Player | Country | Start date | End date | Weeks | Total weeks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sörenstam, AnnikaAnnika Sörenstam | Sweden | 02006-02-2121 February 2006 | 02007-04-2222 April 2007 | 060 !60 | 060 !60 |
| 2 | Ochoa, LorenaLorena Ochoa | Mexico | 02007-04-2323 April 2007 | 02010-05-022 May 2010 | 158 !158 | 158 !158 |
| 3 | Shin, JiyaiJiyai Shin | South Korea | 02010-05-033 May 2010 | 02010-06-2020 June 2010 | 007 !7 | - |
| 4 | Miyazato, AiAi Miyazato | Japan | 02010-06-2121 June 2010 | 02010-06-2727 June 2010 | 001 !1 | - |
| 5 | Kerr, CristieCristie Kerr | United States | 02010-06-2828 June 2010 | 02010-07-1818 July 2010 | 003 !3 | - |
| Miyazato, AiAi Miyazato | Japan | 02010-07-1919 July 2010 | 02010-07-2525 July 2010 | 001 !1 | - | |
| Shin, JiyaiJiyai Shin | South Korea | 02010-07-2626 July 2010 | 02010-08-1515 August 2010 | 003 !3 | - | |
| Kerr, CristieCristie Kerr | United States | 02010-08-1616 August 2010 | 02010-08-2222 August 2010 | 001 !1 | - | |
| Miyazato, AiAi Miyazato | Japan | 02010-08-2323 August 2010 | 02010-10-2424 October 2010 | 010 !10 | 012 !12 | |
| Kerr, CristieCristie Kerr | United States | 02010-10-2525 October 2010 | 02010-10-3131 October 2010 | 001 !1 | 005 !5 | |
| Shin, JiyaiJiyai Shin | South Korea | 02010-11-011 November 2010 | 02011-02-1313 February 2011 | 015 !15 | 025 !25 | |
| 6 | Tseng, YaniYani Tseng | Taiwan | 02011-02-1414 February 2011 | 02013-03-1717 March 2013 | 109 !109 | 109 !109 |
| 7 | Lewis, StacyStacy Lewis | United States | 02013-03-1818 March 2013 | 02013-04-1414 April 2013 | 004 !4 | 004 !4 |
| 8 | Park, InbeeInbee Park | South Korea | 02013-04-1515 April 2013 | Current | 004 !4 | 004 !4 |
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