Day 3 in Numbers: Dunhill Links

After a rip-roaring, low-scoring Moving Day at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, europeantour.com takes a numerical look back at the best...

<strong>Day 3 in Numbers: Dunhill Links</strong>

<strong>3</strong>- Shot-lead for Oliver Wilson with 18 holes to come on the Old Course

<strong>4</strong>- Men tied for second heading into Sunday including World Number 1 Rory McIlroy

<strong>792</strong>- Wilson's current position in the Official World Golf Ranking - the lowest he has been in his career

<strong>229</strong>- European Tour appearances this week for the Englishman

<strong>9</strong>- Times he has finished runner-up

<strong>72</strong>- Players made the cut on 4 under par or better

<strong>70</strong>- Of those players broke par on a super-low scoring Saturday

<strong>14</strong>- Rounds of 65 or better on Moving Day

<strong>62</strong>- The low round of the day (Louis Oosthuizen, Tommy Fleetwood - both St Andrews)

<strong>39</strong>- Number of shots under par Oosthuizen is in his last nine rounds on the Old Course

<strong>70</strong>- Places the South African jumped up the leaderboard thanks to his fine efforts on Saturday

<strong>3</strong>- Places Stephen Gallacher fell on the leaderboard despite shooting a 3 under par 69

<strong>63</strong>- Low round of the day at both Carnoustie (Robert-Jan Derksen) and Kingsbarns (Andrew Johnston)

<strong>7 - </strong>Birdies in a row for Johnston at Kingsbarns (from the 18th to the sixth) - 1 shy of The European Tour record

<strong>0</strong>- Course records officially beaten or matched with preferred lies in place

<strong>24 - </strong>Bogey-free rounds on Saturday

<strong>625,787</strong>- Amount in Euros on offer for the winner tomorrow