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J. LUITEN

TIME

08:25

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1

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1

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V. PEREZ

TIME

08:25

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1

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1

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M. WALLACE

TIME

08:35

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1

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2

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E. FERGUSON

TIME

08:35

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1

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2

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G. DE LEO

TIME

08:45

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1

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3

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M. ELVIRA

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08:45

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1

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3

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A. SCOTT

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08:55

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1

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4

D+D REAL Czech Masters: Day 3 in Numbers


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<em>Bradley Dredge has found some very consistent form this season. After his second place finish at the Made in Denmark last week, the Welshman now has the lead going into the final round of the D+D REAL Czech Masters in Prague. Take a look at some of the impressive numbers he has been posting this week, and some other interesting numbers to come out of moving day in the Czech Republic, below...</em>


Bradley Dredge


<strong>12</strong>– under par leads the way for Bradley Dredge going into the final round


<strong>2</strong>- Dredge will take a two-shot lead over Soren Kjeldsen and compatriot Jamie Donaldson into Sunday


<strong>66</strong>– the Welshman’s six under par third round included six birdies and no bogeys


<strong>1 </strong>– Only the solitary bogey from Dredge in his three rounds in the Czech Republic so far this week


<strong>46</strong>– holes since Dredge dropped a shot at the Albatross Golf Resort (the 8th in R1)


<strong>8 </strong>– under par on the back nine for Dredge this week thanks to eight birdies and no bogeys


<strong>2006</strong>– the year of Dredge’s last European Tour victory, which came at the Omega European Masters


<strong>2</strong>– Donaldson has finished in a tie for second twice this year, at the Nedbank Golf Challenge & WGC – Cadillac Championship


<strong>4 </strong>– under par on the par five 1st for Donaldson this week, a hole he clearly likes the look of


<strong>4</strong>– Donaldson has birdied the par four every day so far this week


<strong>0</strong>– bogeys on the back nine this week from Grégory Bourdy


<strong>15</strong>– A tie for 15th is Soren Kjeldesn’s best result of what’s been a frustrating season so far. It came last week at his home event, The Made in Denmark


<strong>84</strong>– players were out there today after the cut fell at even par on Friday


<strong>8</strong>– the par four played the hardest on moving day, averaging 4.3


<strong>12 </strong>– the par five was the easiest, averaging just 4.5 thanks to 47 birdies, 32 pars & 5 bogeys