Day 1 in Numbers: Commercial Bank Qatar Masters

<em><strong>Oliver Fisher leads the way at seven under par after the opening round at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters. Below is a selection of numbers from the first day's play...</strong></em>

<strong>65 </strong>- For first round leader Oliver Fisher, his lowest score in 20 career rounds at Doha Golf Club

<strong>18 </strong>- Visits now to Doha Golf Club, the ever-present host venue of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters since 1998

<strong>6 </strong>- Top-25 finishes in 7 starts for Charl Schwartzel

<strong>12 </strong>- Holes before Englishman Jason Palmer carded his first par after 5 birdies, 5 bogeys a double bogey. He finished with a 76

<strong>297 </strong>- Yardage of the 16th hole on day one

<strong>80 </strong>- Birdies on the iconic par four (meaning more than 63 per cent of the field gained a stroke here on Wednesday)

<strong>6</strong>- Career top ten finishes in the Middle East for Rafa Cabrera-Bello including his 2012 win at the Dubai Desert Classic

<strong>250 </strong>- European Tour starts for Justin Rose this week, having won seven times including the US Open, finished in the money 182 times, runner-up on 10 occasions with a further 37 top tens and earning a total of €16,530,541

<strong>159 </strong>- Yardage Julien Quesne drained his approach from at the 15th with a nine iron from 159 yards

<strong>133 </strong>- Yardage Scott Jamieson holed out from for eagle at the 12th with a pitching wedge from 133 yards

<strong>48 </strong>- European Tour wins combined for the star afternoon threeball of Sergio Garcia, Ernie Els and Henrik Stenson

<strong>2000</strong>- Year Slovenian amateur Jakub Hrinda was born, making him the youngest player to compete in Qatar Masters history at 14 years and 305 days

<strong>56 </strong>- Holes since Ernie last made a bogey

<strong>5 </strong>- Putts for Tyrell Hatton on the final green

<strong>13 </strong>- Players within two shots of the lead following the first 18 holes in Doha