Day 2 in Numbers: Dunhill Links Championship

<em>After another great day at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, <strong>europeantour.com</strong> break down the action with the key numbers... </em>

<strong>Day 2 in Numbers: Alfred Dunhill Links Championship</strong>

<strong>135</strong>- Leader Raphael Jacquelin's halfway total of 9 under par following a 2 under par 70 at Kingsbarns on Friday

<strong>1</strong>- Shots the overnight score was advanced following much trickier conditions for the second round

<strong>11</strong>- Of the top 12 on the leaderboard played at the easier Kingsbarns layout on Friday

<strong>65</strong>- Low round of the day (Branden Grace at Kingsbarns)

<strong>22</strong>- Shots under par Grace is in his last three rounds at Kingsbarns (2012 - 60, 2013 - 69, 2014 - 65)

<strong>7</strong>- Different nationalities in the top ten (3 Frenchmen, 3 Scots, 2 Irishmen, 1 South African, 1 Chilean, 1 American, 1 Englishman)

<strong>70.73</strong>- The average score at Kingsbarns on Friday compared to 72.13 in round one

<strong>72.55</strong>- The average score at the Old Course on Friday compared to 72.58 in round one

<strong>73.11</strong>- The average score at Carnoustie on Friday compared to 71.67 in round one

<strong>0</strong>- Birdie-free rounds

<strong>3</strong>- Bogey-free rounds (Sam Hutsby, Felipe Aguilar, Alexander Levy - all at Kingsbarns)

<strong>43</strong>- Miles per hour gusts shortly before play began this morning

<strong>31</strong>- The top wind speed in miles per hour measured during the hours of play

<strong>20</strong>- Shots under the par the leading Pro-Am team is (Peter Lawrie and Kieran McManus) despite the professional only being one under par (!)