Day 3 in Numbers: Turkish Airlines Open

<strong><strong><em>The lead at the Turkish Airlines Open changed hands on moving day, with Wade Ormsby taking advantage of Ian Poulter's three over par 75. See the most insightful numbers to come out of round three in Turkey here...</em></strong> </strong>

<strong>12 </strong>– under par leads the way for Ormsby going into the final round

<strong>0 </strong>– European Tour titles for the Australian in his career so far

<strong>11 </strong>– under par on the back nine for Ormsby this week

<strong>1</strong>– shot lead for the 34 year old over Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood & Marcel Siem

<strong>6</strong>– shot lead Poulter held at the start of his disappointing third round

<strong>75</strong>– for Poults in round three – 11 shots worse than his opening day 64

<strong>7</strong>– under par for Poulter in his career at the fourth hole in Turkey (he’s only played it seven times)

<strong>3</strong>– rounds of 70 and below for Westwood on the par 72 Montgomerie Maxx Royal this week

<strong>9</strong>– under par for his last 27 holes, Siem is a man in very good form

<strong>4</strong>– fourth in The Race To Dubai, the German can still catch rankings leader Rory McIlroy with a win in Turkey

<strong>11</strong>– under par for Shane Lowry from holes one to five, but the Irishman is three over par for the rest of the course

<strong>70</strong>– three rounds of two under par for consistent Swede Henrik Stenson

<strong>60 </strong>– players move through to the final event of the season in Dubai

<strong>7</strong>– under par for the day for Sergio Garcia (eight birdies in his round of 65)

<strong>3</strong>– the par four played the toughest on moving day, averaging 4.31

<strong>4</strong>– the par five was the easiest, averaging only 4.52