Światowy ranking snookerowy 1991/1992
Światowy ranking snookerowy 1991/1992 – lista zawiera 32 zawodników najwyżej sklasyfikowanych w sezonie 1991/1992. Pierwsza szesnastka rankingu ma zapewniony udział w 1. rundzie wszystkich turniejów rankingowych. W każdym z turniejów rankingowych z numerem pierwszym będzie rozstawiany obrońca danego tytułu, z numerem drugim Mistrz świata 1991, Anglik John Parrott, zaś kolejni zawodnicy według kolejności zajmowanej na poniższej liście.
| Poz. | Nazwisko | Narodowość |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Stephen Hendry |  Szkocja |
| 2 | Steve Davis |  Anglia |
| 3 | Jimmy White | Anglia |
| 4 | John Parrott | Anglia |
| 5 | Gary Wilkinson | Anglia |
| 6 | Neal Foulds | Anglia |
| 7 | Steve James | Anglia |
| 8 | Mike Hallett | Anglia |
| 9 | Dennis Taylor |  Irlandia Północna |
| 10 | Doug Mountjoy |  Walia |
| 11 | Terry Griffiths | Walia |
| 12 | Dean Reynolds | Anglia |
| 13 | Alain Robidoux |  Kanada |
| 14 | Martin Clark | Anglia |
| 15 | Tony Jones | Anglia |
| 16 | Tony Knowles | Anglia |
| 17 | Willie Thorne | Anglia |
| 18 | Dene O'Kane |  Nowa Zelandia |
| 19 | Peter Francisco |  Związek Południowej Afryki |
| 20 | James Wattana |  Tajlandia |
| 21 | Nigel Bond | Anglia |
| 22 | Tony Drago |  Malta |
| 23 | Steve Newbury | Walia |
| 24 | Silvino Francisco | Związek Południowej Afryki |
| 25 | Wayne Jones | Walia |
| 26 | Joe Johnson | Anglia |
| 27 | Eddie Charlton |  Australia |
| 28 | Danny Fowler | Anglia |
| 29 | Mark Bennett | Walia |
| 30 | Bob Chaperon | Kanada |
| 31 | John Virgo | Anglia |
| 32 | Cliff Wilson | Walia |
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