Philadelphia, PA -- (Sports Network) - Anthony Kim won the AT&T National on Sunday, his second victory of the season, and moved up six places to No. 14 in the world rankings.

Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson held onto the top spots, followed by Adam Scott, Geoff Ogilvy and Stewart Cink to round out the top five.

Scott was up one spot to No. 3, dropping Ogilvy to No. 4, while Cink moved up one to fifth, knocking Ernie Els to sixth. Sergio Garcia moved up a place to seventh, kicking Steve Stricker down to eighth.

Justin Rose remained ninth, Vijay Singh was up one to 10th, K.J. Choi was down one to 11th, Jim Furyk was up one to 12th and Padraig Harrington was down one to 13th.

Kim's move to 14th dropped Trevor Immelman to 15th, while Henrik Stenson remained 16th. Rory Sabbatini dropped two places to 17th, while Lee Westwood, Luke Donald and Kenny Perry dipped one spot apiece to 18-20.