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Moving day at the US PGA Championship was everything it promised to be, and there were plenty of fascinating numbers flying about, so let's delve a little further into them shall we...

<strong>13</strong>– under par gives Rory McIlroy the lead going into the final round
<strong>3</strong>– McIlroy will be going for a third straight win on Sunday at Valhalla, having won The Open Championship and WGC - Bridgestone Invitational in his last two outings
<strong>0 </strong>– bogeys for Bernd Wiesberger in his flawless third round 65
<strong>12</strong>– over par for Wiesberger’s last two visits to the US PGA Championship
<strong>336</strong>– yard drive for Rory at the 16<sup>th</sup>today – needless to say, he made birdie
<strong>36</strong>– sub par rounds for Phil Mickelson in his PGA Championship career
<strong>31 </strong>– shots was all it took Brandt Snedeker to come home in this morning - impressive
<strong>5</strong>– Rickie Fowler hasn’t finished outside the top ten in his last five European Tour events
<strong>6 </strong>- under par for Hunter Mahan today, who with that 65 equalled his best score in 117 rounds in Major Championships (R4, '07 @The_Open)
<strong>4 </strong>– birdies on the par fours today for Wiesberger
<strong>1 </strong>– the Austrian has only made a solidary birdie on the par fives this week, which came at 18 today
<strong>45</strong>– under par for Rickie Fowler in his last five European Tour events
<strong>14 </strong>– over par at the WGC - Bridgestone Invitational for Mikko Ilonen last week, he’s faring slightly better this week at nine under going into the final round