Volvo Golf Champions: Moving Day in Numbers

After a superb Moving Day at Durban Country Club,<strong>europeantour.com</strong>took a numerical, and sometimes sideways, look at the key numbers from the third round of the Volvo Golf Champions.

<b>10</b>– Shots under par Tommy Fleetwood is in leading by<b>1 </b>heading into the final<b>18 </b>holes

<b>1 </b>– Bogey for Fleetwood at the<b>14</b>th, where he<b>3</b>-putted

<b>22 </b>– Age of the 54-hole leader, the second youngest in the field after Matteo Manassero at<b>20</b>

<b>23 </b>– The age of his French counterpart Victor Dubuisson, who sits<b>1</b>shot back heading into Sunday

<b>0 </b>– Bogey-free rounds on Saturday, despite the best conditions all week

<b>65 </b>– The low score of the week set in the third round by Paul Casey, who jumped to T<b>10</b>

<b>750</b>– The horsepower of the Volvo FH<b>16 </b>truck that Richard Sterne and Joost Luiten came very close to winning with their efforts on the driveable par four<b>18</b>th

<b>9 </b>– Nationalities in the top ten following the third round, including<b>3 </b>South Africans (Louis Oosthuizen, Branden Grace, Charl Schwartzel)

<b>7 </b>– The number of events won by South Africans out of the last<b>10 </b>tournaments held in South Africa on The European Tour

<b>10 </b>– Eagles on Saturday, including<b>2 </b>by Julien Quesne in his rollercoaster<b>66</b>(the<b>3</b>rd and<b>14</b>th holes)

<b>6 </b>– Birdies in the Frenchman’s topsy-turvy Moving Day, plus<b>2 </b>bogeys and<b>1 </b>double bogey

<b>22 </b>– Players under par with 18 holes to come

<b>21 </b>– The amount of shots between first and last place

<b>700,000 </b>– Dollars on offer to the winner tomorrow