dpworld-tour logo

DP World Tour Championship

NED flag

J. LUITEN

TIME

08:25

TEE

1

GROUP

1

FRA flag

V. PEREZ

TIME

08:25

TEE

1

GROUP

1

ENG flag

M. WALLACE

TIME

08:35

TEE

1

GROUP

2

SCO flag

E. FERGUSON

TIME

08:35

TEE

1

GROUP

2

ITA flag

G. DE LEO

TIME

08:45

TEE

1

GROUP

3

ESP flag

M. ELVIRA

TIME

08:45

TEE

1

GROUP

3

AUS flag

A. SCOTT

TIME

08:55

TEE

1

GROUP

4

Omega European Masters: Day 2 in Numbers


By import service

<em>There is something in the clean Swiss air that Richie Ramsay seems to like. The 2012 Omega European Masters champion holds a one-shot lead over Jamie Donaldson going into moving day at this year's tournament, following another fascinating day's play at Crans-sur-Sierre GC. <em>See the best numbers to come out of day two here...</em></em>


Richie Ramsay


<strong>12</strong>– under par leads the way for Richie Ramsay after two days in Switzerland


<strong>1</strong>– bogey for the in-form Ramsay over his first two rounds


<strong>1</strong>– European Tour title in Switzerland already for Ramsay, who won the 2012 Omega European Masters


<strong>14 </strong>– birdies for Brooks Koepka so far this week


<strong>64</strong>– from the in-form Jamie Donaldson on day two to move him into second place


<strong>33</strong>– under par for Donaldson in his last ten rounds


<strong>63</strong>– round of the day from Marc Warren, the 2014 Made in Denmark champion


<strong>7</strong>– consecutive cuts made for the consistent Warren


<strong>335</strong>– yards was the average driving distance for Victor Dubuisson on Friday


<strong>11</strong>– the 217 yard par three played the hardest on day two, averaging 3.37


<strong>1</strong>– the opening par five came in for some more treatment today, averaging just 4.27


<strong>6</strong>– eagles on the first hole in the second round


<strong>1 </strong>- shot lead for Ramsay over Donaldson


<strong>11</strong>– players within four shots of leader Ramsay going into moving day


<strong>1</strong>– under par was where the cut fell at