Day 2 in Numbers: KLM Open

<em>Pablo Larrazábal went birdie crazy on day two at the KLM Open, shooting a course record 62 and taking the outright lead going into moving day. Check out some of the other eye-catching numbers from Friday in the Netherlands here...</em>

<strong>6 </strong>– birdies in a row for Larrazábal at the start his second round

<strong>62 </strong>– the new course record now owned by Larrazábal after his day two effort

<strong>9 </strong>– birdies for the Spaniard in the Netherlands on Friday

<strong>16 </strong>– greens in regulation found for Larrazábal

<strong>66 </strong>– is the number for Edoardo Molinari – the Italian has carded two four under par rounds at the KLM Open so far this week

<strong>0</strong>– bogeys for Romain Wattel, who’s tied second with Molinari, on the back nine this week

<strong>7</strong>- under par 63 for Jbe Kruger, who looked in danger of missing the cut at the start of the day

<strong>70</strong>– for Joost Luiten, dropping the Dutchman down the leaderboard

<strong>0</strong>– Dutch players have defended a title on the European Tour since its inception in 1972

<strong>7</strong>– the KLM Open is one of only seven tournaments to feature on The European Tour every year since 1972

<strong>320 </strong>– yard average driving distance for Thomas Pieters in his second round

<strong>0 </strong>– bogeys from Mikko Ilonen in his second round 66

<strong>1 </strong>– hole-in-one from Richie Ramsay at the par three 11th today

<strong>1 </strong>– the opening hole played the hardest, averaging 4.32

<strong>14</strong>– the par four was the easiest on day two, averaging just 3.78

<strong>4</strong>– under par 66 for three-time KLM Open champion Simon Dyson on day two