Open D'Italia: Day 2 in Numbers

<em>Day two at the 71° Open D’Italia Presented by DAMIANI will be remembered for one thing - good scoring. The likes of Hennie Otto, Rafa Cabrera-Bello and Stephen Gallacher went low, with tournament leader Otto shooting the low round of the day, courtesy of a ten under par 62. Check out some more of the key numbers below...</em>

<strong>15</strong>– under par leads the way for Hennie Otto in Italy at the halfway stage

<strong>62</strong>– the South African’s second round contained nine birdies, one eagle and one bogey

<strong>17 </strong>– greens in regulation found for Otto on Friday

<strong>2 </strong>– European Tour wins for Otto, including the 2008 Italian Open

<strong>63</strong>– Rafa Cabrera-Bello’s second round was ten shots better than his opening 73

<strong>10</strong>– birdies and just the one bogey in Cabrera-Bello’s nine under par effort

<strong>30</strong>– shots for Stephen Gallacher on the tricky back nine

<strong>0</strong>– dropped shots from Bernd Wiesberger this week in Italy – he’s 12 under par

<strong>4</strong>– sand saves from four attempts for Wiesberger in his second round

<strong>72</strong>– for one of the home favourites Francesco Molinari

<strong>31</strong>– putts needed for Francesco as he toiled with the putter

<strong>10</strong>– under par for the two Molinaris going into the weekend (Francesco -6, Edoardo -4)

<strong>2 </strong>– under par was where the cut mark fell at

<strong>7</strong>– Italian players will be back for the weekend after making the cut

<strong>16</strong>– the 220-yard par three played the hardest, averaging 3.22

<strong>1 </strong>– the long par five came in for some more punishment, averaging just 4.32