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J. LUITEN

TIME

08:25

TEE

1

GROUP

1

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V. PEREZ

TIME

08:25

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1

GROUP

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

GROUP

3

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M. ELVIRA

TIME

08:45

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1

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3

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A. SCOTT

TIME

08:55

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1

GROUP

4

Day 1 in Numbers - DP World Tour Championship, Dubai


By import service

<strong><em>Some great scoring on day one and here are a few stats & numbers from the opening day around the Earth Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates...</em></strong>


Rory McIlroy


<div><strong><em> </em></strong><strong>66 </strong>– leads with Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry both shooting six under  </div>


<strong>29</strong>- players in red figures on day one


<strong>80 </strong>- under par from 21 rounds on the Earth Course for McIlroy


<strong>4 </strong>- times McIlroy has finished in the top five at the event


<strong>133</strong>– under par, the combined scores of McIlroy and defending champion Stenson round the Earth Course.


<strong>4 </strong>– birdies in first 5 holes for McIlroy


<strong>9 </strong>– successive pars after that


<strong>4 </strong>- birdies in last six holes for Lowry


<strong>33 </strong>– matching halves for Lowry


<strong>31 – </strong>shots on the front nine for the in-form Thorbjørn Olesen (he shot 67)


<strong>4 </strong>– birdies in a row for Olesen from the 7th to the 10th


<strong>0 –</strong>bogeys in Richie Ramsay’s opening round 67


<strong>4 –</strong>eagles on day one


<strong>203 -  </strong>birdies on the opening day


<strong>165 –</strong>bogeys


<strong>14</strong>– double bogeys or worse


<strong>113 </strong>– under par for the season for Stenson


<strong>7 </strong>– birdies for the Swede


<strong>83 –</strong>greens in regulation in Stenson’s last 90 holes round the Earth Course


<strong>12.7 – </strong>on the stimp meter for the greens in Dubai


<strong>55 </strong>– holes without a bogey for Joost Luiten at the DP World Tour Championship, before a five at the ninth cost the Dutchman a shot


<strong>1 </strong>– mile, the distance for the last four holes of the Earth Course


<strong>32 </strong>– on the back nine for Justin Rose, who went out in three over par 39 (the Englishman shot a one under par 71)


<strong>12 </strong>– played the hardest hole with an average of 4.30


<strong>7 </strong>– played the easiest hole with 3 eagles helping the average of 4.650.


<strong>30,700</strong>– yards left on Race to Dubai at the start of the first round.


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