Tiger Woods is eligible for the first World Golf Championships event of the year, if he chooses – or is physically able – to play.

The top 50 in the latest Official World Golf Ranking qualified for the WGC at The Concession, contested Feb. 25-28 in Florida. Woods is currently at 48^th, but hasn’t played competitively since December after having a back procedure.

There were no changes along the top-50 line, with Bubba Watson remaining in the final spot and Will Zalatoris, at 49^th, locking up a WGC start.

With his victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Daniel Berger bumped up two spots to 13^th. Maverick McNealy, who finished in solo second place, jumped from 189^th to 126^th. Patrick Cantlay, who was alone in third place, moved up three spots to No. 8, bumping Patrick Reed out of the top 10.

And thanks to his second consecutive top-5 finish on Tour, Jordan Spieth continued his climb. He’s moved up 30 spots over the last two weeks and is currently 62^nd in the world.

Below is a look at the current top 10, with where they stood the previous week in parentheses:

1 (1). Dustin Johnson

2 (2). Jon Rahm

3 (3). Justin Thomas

4 (4). Xander Schauffele

5 (5). Tyrrell Hatton

6 (7). Collin Morikawa

7 (6). Rory McIlroy

8 (11). Patrick Cantlay

9 (8). Webb Simpson

10 (9). Bryson DeChambeau