Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship: Final Day in Numbers

<strong>ABU DHABI HSBC GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP: FINAL DAY IN NUMBERS</strong>

After Pablo Larrazabal's brilliant win at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship, europeantour.com took a numerical, and sometimes sideways, look back at the key numbers...

<strong>3</strong>- Number of wins Pablo Larrazabal has now notched up on the European Tour.

<strong>19</strong>– Birdies Larrazabal made over the course of the week in Abu Dhabi.

<strong>103</strong>- Pablo Larrazabal's world ranking at the start of the week. His win will move him inside the world's top<strong> 55</strong>.

<strong>30</strong>- The outward<strong>9</strong>of Sweden's Johan Caarlson today – it was the lowest of the week and helped him leap<strong>32</strong>places up the leaderboard to<strong>7</strong>th.

<strong>0</strong>– Number of shots Rory McIlroy conceded on the final<strong>12</strong>holes all week.

<strong>7</strong>- Pablo's position in the Race to Dubai following his win. The 2014 season is now<strong>7</strong>events old.

<strong>67</strong>- Pablo's round today. His lowest<strong>18</strong>-hole score in<strong>22</strong>rounds in Abu Dhabi.

<strong>25</strong>- The wind speed (in MPH) at times out on the course today, the windiest day of the week.

<strong>9 </strong>- The hardest hole all week, the par<strong>4</strong>averaged at<strong>4.27</strong>and was responsible for<strong>21</strong>Double Bogeys (or worse).

<strong>49</strong>- The number of professional worldwide victories Phil Mickelson remains on

<strong>186</strong>- The distance in miles between Abu Dhabi and Doha...a drive and a wedge for Alvaro Quiros!