Open D'Italia: Day 4 in Numbers

<em>Hennie Otto managed to hold off some big charges from the likes of David Howell and Stephen Gallacher, to seal his third European Tour title at the 71° Open D’Italia Presented by DAMIANI, and here are some of the key numbers from the final day...</em>

<strong>20</strong>– under par was the winning score for Otto

<strong>3 </strong>– European Tour titles for the South African now after his latest success

<strong>2</strong>– wins in Italy, the 2008 Italian Open, plus this year’s triumph

<strong>62</strong>- Otto's superb day two effort was low round of the week in Italy

<strong>2011</strong>– the year of Otto’s last win, in his home country at the SA Open Championship

<strong>1 </strong>– shot was all that separated Stephen Gallacher from a place in the European Ryder Cup side

<strong>17</strong>– under par for the final three rounds for Gallacher in Italy this week

<strong>30</strong>– shots for Gallacher on the front nine, thanks to six birdies and no bogeys

<strong>1</strong>– shot dropped in his last 48 holes for Gallacher

<strong>63 </strong>– from David Howell in the final round helped him move into second place

<strong>7</strong>– under par for his last 12 holes from Howell on day four

<strong>16 </strong>– the par three played the toughest in round four, averaging 3.25

<strong>1</strong>– the opening hole was again the easiest, averaging 4.4

<strong>3</strong>– eagles for American John Hahn in his final round 65