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Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic, europeantour.com broke the elite field teeing it up at Emirates GC this week down into a number of vital statistics ahead of the latest stop on The European Tour Race to Dubai.

<strong>132 players </strong>
<strong>85 European Tour winners with 401 European Tour victories between them</strong>
<strong>5 European Number Ones<br />
</strong>Ernie Els<br />Robert Karlsson<br />Rory McIlroy<br />Colin Montgomerie<br />Henrik Stenson
<strong>9 Major Champions with 29 Major titles</strong><br />Michael Campbell<br />Fred Couples<br />John Daly<br />Ernie Els<br />Paul Lawrie<br />Rory McIlroy<br />José Maria Olazábal<br />Mark O'Meara<br />Tiger Woods
<strong>4 World Number Ones</strong><br />Fred Couples<br />Ernie Els<br />Rory McIlroy<br />Tiger Woods
<strong>11 in the Official World Golf Ranking top 50</strong><br />Tiger Woods (1)<br />Henrik Stenson (3)<br />Rory McIlroy (6)<br />Thomas Bjorn (24)<br />Jamie Donaldson (25)<br />Ernie Els (28)<br />Miguel Angel Jimenez (38)<br />Joost Luiten (41)<br />Francesco Molinari (43)<br />Branden Grace (45)<br />Matteo Manassero (47)
<strong>21 Ryder Cup players</strong>
<strong>2 Ryder Cup Captains</strong><br />Colin Montgomerie (2010)<br />José Maria Olazábal (2012)
<strong>4 World Golf Champions</strong><br />Ernie Els<br />Francesco Molinari<br />Henrik Stenson<br />Tiger Woods
<strong>5 of the winners on the 2014 Race to Dubai</strong><br />Thomas Bjorn<br />Miguel Angel Jiménez<br />Pablo Larrazábal<br />Morten Orum Madsen<br />Dawie Van der Walt
<strong>18 former winners of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic</strong><br />Wayne Westner (1993)<br />Ernie Els (1994, 2002, 2005)<br />Fred Couples (1995)<br />Colin Montgomerie (1996)<br />Richard Green (1997)<br />José Maria Olazábal (1998)<br />David Howell (1999)<br />José Coceres (2000)<br />Thomas Bjorn (2001)<br />Robert-Jan Derksen (2003)<br />Mark O'Meara (2004)<br />Tiger Woods (2006, 2008)<br />Henrik Stenson (2007)<br />Rory McIlroy (2009)<br />Miguel Angel Jiménez (2010)<br />Alvaro Quiros (2011)<br />Rafa Cabrera-Bello (2012)<br />Stephen Gallacher (2013)
<strong>14 Challenge Tour graduates</strong>
<strong>3 from the Qualifying School</strong>