How the US PGA second round went - in numbers

<strong>HOW THE US PGA SECOND ROUND WENT - IN NUMBERS</strong>

<strong>27</strong>- European Tour Members made the cut at three over par or better

<strong>7</strong>- are inside the top 20 with 36 holes to play

<strong>4</strong>- are in the top ten: Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson (-6, T5) and Marcus Fraser and Martin Kaymer (-4, T9)

<strong>29</strong>- the second nine score of Justin Rose yesterday after going out in 37 shots

<strong>8</strong>- of the 2008 European Ryder Cup side, who played at next year's US PGA venue Valhalla, to make the halfway cut

<strong>63</strong>- Jason Dufner's record-equalling second round, the joint-lowest in Major Championship history

<strong>3</strong>- eagles made in the second round: Dufner, on the par four second, Gary Woodland on the par five 13th and Stewart Cink on the par four 14th

<strong>6</strong>- rounds of 66 or better

<strong>27</strong>- players were under par after 36 holes

<strong>34</strong>- rounds under par in the second round of the 2013 PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club

<strong>35</strong>- rounds under par in the first round of the 2013 PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club

<strong>1995</strong>- the last US PGA Championship, until yesterday, when rounds of 63 and 64 were shot in the same round (Brad Faxon, 63; Steve Elkington, 64)

<strong>72.13</strong>- scoring average for the field in the first round of the 2013 PGA Championship at Oak Hill

<strong>72.26</strong>- scoring average for the field in the second round of the 2013 PGA Championship at Oak Hill

<strong>119</strong>- bogeys on the par four 17th, ranking hardest hole so far at an average of 4.429

<strong>94</strong>- birdies on the par five fourth, ranking easiest hole so far at average of 4.794