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J. LUITEN

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08:25

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1

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1

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V. PEREZ

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08:25

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M. WALLACE

TIME

08:35

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2

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E. FERGUSON

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08:35

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G. DE LEO

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08:45

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3

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M. ELVIRA

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08:45

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A. SCOTT

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08:55

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4

Rewind: Day 4 in numbers: WGC-HSBC Champions


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<strong><strong><em></em></strong><strong><em>After an enthralling and dramatic final day's play, Bubba Watson was crowned 2014 WGC-HSBC Champion after defeating Tim Clark in a play off. See the best numbers to come from round four in Shanghai here...</em></strong></strong>


Bubba Watson celebrates after sealing his latest win


<strong>1</strong>– World Golf Championships title for two-time Masters Tournament champion Bubba Watson


<strong>1 </strong>– win for Bubba outside of America


<strong>11</strong>– under par got Watson into a play-off with Tim Clark


<strong>5 </strong>– under par Watson was all week on the par five 18th including his birdie on the first play-off hole


<strong>1</strong>– eagle at the closing hole all-week – on Bubba’s 72nd hole on the final day


<strong>4</strong>– under par rounds of 71, 67, 69 & 70 for Watson this week


<strong>3</strong>- European Tour International Schedule victories for the American in 46 European Tour events


<strong>14</strong>– under par for the par fives in regulation play, Bubba birdied the 8th and 14th everyday


<strong>3</strong>– times Bubba reached the 603 yard par five eighth green in two shots this week


<strong>1 </strong>– shot separated the top five this week


<strong>3 </strong>– third place finishes for McDowell at the WGC-HSBC Champions now


<strong>8 </strong>– top tens in nine European Tour events for Rickie Fowler after his tied third finish in Shanghai


<strong>3</strong>– times Fowler found the water – at nine, 14 & 18


<strong>9</strong>– shots better off for Henrik Stenson on his front nine of 31 in the final round, in comparison to his first nine 40 in round three


<strong>2</strong>- events remaining in The 2014 Race to Dubai Final Series


<strong>8,048</strong>- Distance in kilometres from Shanghai to Antalya, Turkey, where next week's event will be held


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