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<em><strong>Europeantour.com</strong> rounds up a crazy Friday at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open by taking a look back at the best numbers from Royal Aberdeen...</em>

<strong>ABERDEEN ASSET MANAGEMENT SCOTTISH OPEN: DAY 2 IN NUMBERS</strong>
<strong>3</strong>- Players tied for the 36 hole lead on -6 (Ricardo Gonzalez, Kristoffer Broberg, Marc Warren)
<strong>2</strong>- Shots the Argentinian Gonzalez dropped on the last after holding the lead for a number of hours
<strong>7</strong>- Shots under par the Northern Irishman was one day one; also shots over par McIlroy was on day two
<strong>150</strong>- Difference in yards between McIlroy's monstrous first-round drive at the 13th of 426 yards and his second round distance of 276 yards
<strong>4</strong>– 3s in a row for golf legend Sir Nick Faldo, rolling back the years, on the front nine today from the third to the sixth
<strong>5</strong>– Birdies in a row for American amateur Ollie Schniederjans today, from the 4th to the fourth to the eighth
<strong>3</strong>– Eagles in two days for master of the par fives David Howell
<strong>9</strong>- Nationalities in the top ten (1 Swede, 1 Argentinian, 2 Scots, 6 Englishmen, 2 Danes, 1 Finn, 2 Spaniards, 1 Irishman, 1 Paraguayan)
<strong>78</strong>- Players made the cut on +2 or better including 11 Scots
99 - The biggest number of places risen up the leaderboard by Paul Waring, thanks to his best-of-the-day 66
<strong>7</strong>– Robert Rock's score - a triple bogey - two days running on the par 4 16th
<strong>3</strong>- Double bogeys, 3 bogeys, 3 birdies and 2 eagles in Russell Knox's madcap 74
<strong>10</strong>- Brooks Koepka's double-figure score at the par 5 12th
<strong>16</strong>- Miles per hour gusts on day two in Aberdeen
<strong>36</strong>- Holes remaining of the 32nd edition of the Scottish Open