WGC-HSBC Champions: Day 3 in Numbers

<em>After one of the most memorable Moving Days in recent times at Sheshan International, <strong>europeantour.com</strong> took a statistical – and sometimes sideways – look at the key numbers from day two at the WGC-HSBC Champions in Shanghai.</em>

<b>2 </b>– Double bogeys and<b>10 </b>birdies in Dustin Johnson’s madcap<b>66</b>

<b>18 </b>– Shots under par DJ is for his three rounds in Shanghai, matching the low<b>54</b>hole record for the tournament – set by Lee Westwood and Louis Oosthuizen last year

<b>1 </b>– Solitary bogey in Ian Poulter’s<b>63 </b>after a rare<b>3</b>-putt at the<b>17</b>th

<b>5 </b>– Birdies he had in succession from the third, the start of a run of<b>7 </b>gains in<b>8 </b>holes

<b>0 </b>– Bogeys,<b>6 </b>birdies and<b>1 </b>eagle from Graeme McDowell in his flawless<b>64</b>

<b>62 </b>– The new course record – ten under par – set on Saturday by 2011 champion Martin Kaymer

<b>31 </b>– The number of places it propelled the German up the leaderboard

<b>14 </b>– Players to shoot 67 or lower on Moving Day

<b>15 </b>– The unlucky few who shot over par on Saturday

<b>52</b>– Players under par with one round to come

<b>9 </b>– eagles and<b>341 </b>birdies in a mesmerising third round –<b>2 </b>more eagles and<b>49 </b>more birdies than on Friday

<b>42 </b>– Shots between first and last place with<b>18</b>holes to come