Day 3 in Numbers: Joburg Open

<strong><em>Moving Day always provides us with some interesting numbers, and Saturday at the Joburg Open was no different. Read more here... </em></strong>

<strong>14 </strong>– under par leads the way for Wallie Coetsee heading into the final day

<strong>1</strong>– European Tour top ten to Coetsee’s name, which came way back in 1999

<strong>2</strong>– shot lead for the South African over a group of four players (Steve Webster, Jacques Blaauw, David Howell & Tjaart van der Walt)

<strong>65</strong>– from Webster was the low round of the day

<strong>7 </strong>– birdies and no bogeys in the Englishman’s fine effort

<strong>17</strong>– under par on the front nine this week for Justin Walters (who played the West Course on day two)

<strong>8</strong>– over par on the back nine for Walters

<strong>4</strong>– birdies in a row to start with for Blaauw – who carded an impressive five under par 67

<strong>6</strong>– birdies and three bogeys for George Coetzee has the defending champion three off the lead

<strong>5 </strong>– eagles already this week for Coetzee

<strong>8</strong>– South African players are within three shots of the lead going into the final day

<strong>6</strong>– home winners in eight years at the Joburg Open

<strong>14 </strong>– the top 14 players on the leaderboard are from either South Africa or England

<strong>10 </strong>– the long par four played tough on Moving Day, averaging 4.41

<strong>1 </strong>– the par five opening hole came in for some treatment, averaging just 4.42

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