D+D REAL Czech Masters: Day 4 in Numbers

<em>What a performance from Jamie Donaldson, who sealed his place in Paul McGinley's European Ryder Cup side in style, with victory at the D+D REAL Czech Masters. You could easily run out of superlatives to describe the Welshman's win, so why not have a look at some of the key numbers behind it instead... </em>

<strong>14</strong>– under par was the winning total for Donaldson

<strong>1</strong>– Donaldson will make his Ryder Cup debut at Gleneagles next month

<strong>3 </strong>– consecutive European Tour seasons with a victory for the Welshman now

<strong>47</strong>– Welsh victories on The European Tour with this latest success

<strong>5 </strong>– under par for Donaldson on the par five first this week

<strong>12 </strong>– Donaldson birdied the par five on all four days of the tournament

<strong>255 </strong>– Donaldson had to wait until his 255th European Tour event for his first victory at the 2012 Irish Open – he now has three.

<strong>64</strong>– new course record set by Scott Jamieson in the final round – 8 birdies, 0 bogeys

<strong>314</strong>– yard drive at the par four sixth from Bradley Dredge earlier on

<strong>8</strong>– birdies for Eddie Pepperell in his adventurous final round 67

<strong>1</strong>– shot dropped by Dredge on the back nine all-week

<strong>2</strong>– consecutive second placed finishes for Dredge on The European Tour

<strong>4</strong>– under par through six holes in his final round for Soren Kjeldsen, before he fell back

<strong>8</strong>– was the hardest hole out there on the final day, averaging 4.43

<strong>12</strong>– the par five played the easiest, averaging just 4.36