Made in Denmark: Day 2 in Numbers

A fine finish from Bradley Dredge at the end of an engrossing second round at the Made in Denmark, means the Welshman will take a four shot lead into moving day. As ever, you can get some more insight from Friday's round in our 'Day in Numbers'...

<strong>8</strong>– under par for Bradley Dredge leads the way heading into the weekend in Denmark

<strong>4 </strong>– birdies in his last six holes helped Dredge to a second round 68

<strong>2 </strong>– wins on the European Tour for the Welshman, at the Madeira Island Open & Omega European Masters

<strong>1 </strong>– shot was all it took from Estanislao Goya at the par three 10th – hole in one time!

<strong>4</strong>– under for the par 3s for Thorbjørn Olesen this week – not bad sir

<strong>65</strong>– for Oliver Fisher, low round of the week for the Englishman on Friday

<strong>4 </strong>– straight birdies for Kristoffer Broberg today, who shot up the leaderboard thanks to a second round 67

<strong>6 </strong>– was the hardest hole today, the par four seeing just six birdies and averaging 4.42

<strong>2003</strong>– the year when Denmark last hosted a European Tour event, the winner of that tournament, the Nordic Open, a certain young man called Poulter

<strong>364</strong>– yard monster drive from Nicolas Colsaerts at the 14th today

<strong>6 </strong>– scrambles out of seven from Simon Wakefield in his 67

<strong>14 </strong>– greens in regulation from Emiliano Grillo today on his way to a 69

<strong>18,600</strong>– fans turned out today for another fine day’s golf in Denmark