Day 3 in Numbers: Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship

<strong><em>Martin Kaymer's love for the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship and Abu Dhabi GC is showing no signs of abating, with the German taking a six shot lead into the final day. See all of his impressive numbers and much more here...</em></strong>

<strong>20</strong>– under par for Kaymer is a new 54-hole low score at the tournament, beating Paul Casey’s 19 under par total from 2009

<strong>6 </strong>– shot lead for the peerless German over Thomas Pieters going into the final day

<strong>65</strong>– for Kaymer on moving day as he tightened his grip on a fourth Falcon Trophy

<strong>42</strong>– holes without a bogey for Kaymer at Abu Dhabi GC

<strong>3</strong>– holes Kaymer has birdied on every day so far (they are the first, eighth and 13th)

<strong>359 </strong>- yard drive at the eighth for the two-time Major Champion, after his tee shot found the cart path

<strong>8 </strong>– shots back is Rory McIlroy, who will need something special to get himself into contention again

<strong>1 </strong>– Green in Regulation missed all-day from McIlroy, however he only made two birdies after struggling with his putting

<strong>13 </strong>– under par overall and 13 under for the last two rounds, Bernd Wiesberger is a man in form (he’s tied third)

<strong>8 </strong>– under par 64 from Victor Dubuisson was the low round of the day

<strong>5 </strong>– players, including Kaymer shot seven under par 65s (the others were Charl Schwartzel, Dawie van der Walt, Jamie Donaldson & Byeong-hun An)

<strong>147</strong>– Yardage of the 15th on Sunday as Ben An made the first hole in one of his life there with a nine iron

<strong>4</strong>– hole in ones now this week with three of them coming at the 15th hole

<strong>6 </strong>– the record for holes in one at the 1991 Fujitsu Mediterranean Open

<strong>44 </strong>– Degree wedge used by Morten Orum Madsen to hole his second at the par four ninth from 138 yards

<strong>3 </strong>– Alex Levy’s score on both the 17th and 18th as the Frenchman finished birdie eagle

<strong>13</strong>– under par combined the first group of the day were (Oliver Wilson – 66 and An – 65)