Commercial Bank Qatar Masters: Day 4 in Numbers

<strong>66 -</strong>

Branden Grace's flawless final round secured the South African a second European Tour title this season and a sixth of his career

<strong>26 -</strong>

At 26 and 248 days Grace is the second youngest South African to win six European Tour titles (Only Schwarztel was younger)

<strong>54 </strong>

- Grace is now 54 under par for this season (16 rounds)

<strong>54</strong>

- Events between his first and most recent European Tour victories

<strong>100</strong>

- Per cent win record for the Pretorian when leading or co-leading heading into the final round

<strong>353,257</strong>

- Euros heading Grace's way for his troubles

<strong>3</strong>

- Where Grace moves to in The 2015 Race to Dubai on 629,654 points

<strong>6 </strong>

- Shots under par Marc Warren was for the final ten holes, yet still had to settle for second place

<strong>12</strong>

- Shots under par Englishman Eddie Pepperell was over the closing two rounds. He finished fourth.

<strong>57 </strong>

- bogey-free holes to finish for Emiliano Grillo

<strong>70 </strong>

- hole bogey-free streak from Alejandro Canizares came to an end on the third hole in round four

<strong>602</strong>

- days since Alex Noren last shot as low as his 65 on Saturday. Welcome back!

<strong>18</strong>

- Editions now of the Qatar Masters

<strong>216</strong>

- Total birdies for the week on 16. But it was an eagle that made the difference for Grace on Saturday.

<strong>699</strong>

- Kilometres by road from Doha to Dubai - host venue for the Desert Classic next week

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