Day 4 in Numbers: Nedbank Golf Challenge

<strong><em>What a start to the 2015 Race to Dubai season, with Danny Willett storming to victory at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa. Here's the best numbers from the final day... </em></strong>

<strong>18 </strong>– under par won the tournament for Willett

<strong>2 </strong>– European Tour titles for the Englishman now (this one & the 2012 BMW International Open)

<strong>66</strong>– for Willett in the final round was the low round of the day by two strokes

<strong>6</strong>– birdies and no bogeys in the 27 year old’s six under par round

<strong>1</strong>– bogey in 55 holes from the 17th hole on the first day onwards for Willett

<strong>0</strong>– bogeys on the front nine for the winner throughout the entire week

<strong>4</strong>– shot winning margin for Danny, over Ross Fisher

<strong>7</strong>– birdies on the final day from Fisher wasn’t enough to get near Willett

<strong>7</strong>– under par on holes nine and ten – Fisher took well to the two par fives

<strong>3</strong>– Englishmen in the top three at the Gary Player CC, with Luke Donald taking third place

<strong>41</strong>– under par overall for the five Englishmen in the Nedbank Golf Challenge field

<strong>73 </strong>– on the final day was Donald’s worst round of the week

<strong>37</strong>– the former world number one wasn’t able to celebrate his 37th birthday with a win

<strong>10</strong>– for Alexander Levy at the ninth hole – he responded with two straight birdies

<strong>8</strong>– the long par four played the hardest on the final day, averaging 4.28

<strong>2</strong>– the par five second was the easiest, averaging just 4.48