WGC-Bridgestone Invitational: Day 3 in Numbers

<em>Get the numerical lowdown on <strong>europeantour.com</strong> as Sergio Garcia maintained his three stroke overnight lead at the end of a weather-affected Moving Day at Firestone Country Club…</em>

<strong>59 </strong>– Strokes needed for Sergio Garcia to complete the back nine yesterday and the front today

<strong>3 </strong>– Garcia’s lead over second placed Rory McIlroy

<strong>13 </strong>– Spaniard’s previous best result at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational in 2005

<strong>3 </strong>– Garcia’s best result in a World Golf Championship, which he has done twice at the WGC-Cadillac Championship

<strong>0 </strong>– WGCs won by Spanish players

<strong>194 </strong>– Minute delay (or three hours and 14 minutes) for thunderstorms on Saturday

<strong>3 </strong>– Holes left to play for the final group when play was halted at 12.43 local time

<strong>65 </strong>– Best score of the day carded by World Number One Adam Scott and Daisuke Matsuyama

<strong>31 </strong>– Position of defending Champion Tiger Woods, after a round of 72 on Saturday left him one over par

<strong>5 </strong>– Europeans in the top five, which also includes eight different nationalities

<strong>2 </strong>– Former WGC-Bridgestone Invitational winners in the top ten (Scott and Keegan Bradley)

<strong>5 </strong>– Major Champions within ten strokes of the lead

<strong>31 </strong>– Strokes between first and last place on the leaderboard

<strong>67 </strong>– The best score of Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano’s career at Firestone, despite a double at the 18th

<strong>11 </strong>– Over par for the Spaniard through 13 holes of his opening round, including a quintuple bogey nine at the third hole, but four under for the tournament since then