Masters Tournament - Day 3 in Numbers

<strong>13</strong>– Players under par

<strong>5</strong>– under par leads after 54 holes

<strong>20</strong>– years of age for Jordan Spieth, the youngest 54 hole leader in Masters history, aiming to become the youngest Masters champion in history

<strong>50</strong>– years of age for Miguel Angel Jiménez, aiming to become the oldest major champion in history

<strong>5</strong>– Europeans under par and within five shots of the lead

<strong>66</strong>– the low round of the day by Miguel Angel Jiménez

<strong>5</strong>– sub 70 rounds on day three, moving day at the Masters

<strong>12</strong>– under par rounds on Saturday

<strong>4</strong>– the hardest hole on the course on day three, averaging 3.706 with no birdies all day.

<strong>5</strong>– eagles on day three, two on the second, one on the third and one on each of the 13th and 15th holes

<strong>2</strong>– the easiest hole on day three with average for the par five of 4.647.

<strong>146</strong>-  birdies on day three

<strong>8</strong>– strokes, the largest final round comeback in Masters history, in 1956 by Jack Burke

<strong>28</strong>– players within eight strokes of the lead.

<strong>3</strong>– sub par rounds for both Jordan Spieth and Jonas Blixt on their Masters debuts