Commercial Bank Qatar Masters - Day 3 in Numbers

<strong><em>Following on from a fascinating Moving Day, europeantour.com took a statistical look back at the third round of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters.</em></strong>

<strong>13</strong>- Under par the leading 54-hole total, jointly held by four men in Branden Grace, Emiliano Grillo, Marc Warren and Bernd Wiesberger<br />

<strong>3.4</strong>– Scoring average for the par three third hole as well as the par four sixteenth<br />

<strong>183</strong>– Birdies on the 16th hole this week along with three eagles (Renato Paratore, Thomas Pieters and Justin Rose)<br />

<strong>9</strong>– Birdies for Eddie Pepperell during his fine round of 65, the low score of the day and joint-low score of the week<br />

<strong>24</strong>- Age of Pepperell now after the Englishman's birthday on Thursday<br />

<strong>11</strong>– Nationalities in the top 15 (Scotland, South Africa, Argentina, Austria, England, Spain, Sweden, France, Italy, South Korea, Belgium)<br />

<strong>68</strong>– Holes without a bogey for Alejandro Cañizares - a run stretching back to the fourth hole of the final round in Abu Dhabi<br />

<strong>1995</strong>- The year someone last went bogey-free for an entire tournament on The European Tour (Jesper Parnevik - Scandinavian Open)<br />

<strong>52</strong>– Number of places dropped on the leaderboard by defending champion Sergio Garcia after a third round 77<br />

<strong>2</strong>- Former Qatar Masters winners in the top 20 heading into the final round (Darren Fichardt and Ernie Els<br />

<strong>18</strong>- Holes remaining of the 18th edition of the Qatar Masters