Day four in numbers at Q-School

<em>On a day where one number in particular was on the lips of everyone at PGA Catalunya Resort, europeantour.com takes a look at that and more as the field was all but halved ahead of the final two rounds at the 2014 Qualifying School Final Stage.</em>

<strong>58 - </strong>John Hahn’s fourth round score, the lowest in Qualifying School history.

<strong>93</strong>- The number of places Hahn moved up the leaderboard, having begun the day in a tie for 105th and ended it in a share of 12th spot.

<strong>12 - </strong>Birdies for Hahn on day four.

<strong>28 - </strong>Having started on the tenth hole, the number of strokes the Ohio native needed to complete his front nine.

<strong>30</strong>- Shots required on the back nine for the 25 year old.

<strong>25 - </strong>Players in card-winning positions with 36 holes still to play.

<strong>2 - </strong>The number of European Tour winners within the top 25 (Ricardo Gonzalez and John Parry)

<strong>78 - </strong>Players who made the four round cut.

<strong>11 - </strong>The number of different nationalities represented within the top 25, as well as the amount of European Tour winners to survive from the 29 that started round one.

<strong>17</strong>- The age of the youngest player in the field, Renato Paratore, who is currently in a tie for second, and should he qualify, would become the youngest graduate since 1982.