Masters Tournament: Day two in Numbers

<strong>5 –</strong>Birdies in a row by Bubba Watson

<strong>3</strong>– players in the top five are over 40. John Senden 42, Thomas Björn 43 and Fred Couples 56

<strong>5</strong>– of the 24 rookies are under par

<strong>+4</strong>– the cut line

<strong>51</strong>– Players from the 97 starters made the cut

<strong>14</strong>– Players under par

<strong>6</strong>– Masters champions from 2004 –  2011 not around for the weekend (Mickelson 2004, 06 and 10, Woods (injured)  2005, Johnson 2007, Immelman, 2008, Cabrera 2009, Schwartzel 2011)

<strong>11</strong>– the hardest hole on the course for the second day running with  the start of Amen Corner. Only 3 birdies all day.

<strong> 8</strong>– the easiest hole of the first day with an eagle, 41 birdies, 52 pars and only 3 bogeys

<strong>6</strong>– scores under 70

<strong>68</strong>– The low round of the day shot by Thomas Björn, Bubba Watson, John Senden and Jim Furyk

<strong>18</strong>– rounds under par on day two

<strong>7</strong>– Eagles during round two – one on the eighth, two on the 13th and three on the 15th

<strong>4</strong>– European Tour Members under par and within the top 14

<strong>290</strong>– birdies on day two

<strong>11</strong>– shots separating the field

<strong>1</strong>– amateur made the cut, Oliver Goss, born in England now Australian national.