After another enthralling day in Doha and the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, europeantour.com takes a statistical look back at the action.
3- Leaders tied on nine under par after 36 holes in George Coetzee (67), Branden Grace (68) and Bernd Wiesberger (66)
3- Birdies to finish for 14 year old amateur Jakub Hrinda, who shot an impressive second round 74.
7- Out of the seven former Qatar Masters champions in the field made the cut with 2003 winner Darren Fichardt the highest placed currently at tied seventh. 7.
7- Birdies in the last ten holes for Andy Sullivan, who was three shots below the cut line standing on the ninth tee. He’s now in the top 25.
8- Peter Uihlein and Charl Schwartzel's score on the water-encircled par three eighth hole. That’s a quintuple bogey.
12- Consecutive rounds under par for Sergio Garcia at the Qatar Masters. The defending champion’s 69-69 start puts him 80 under par for his career at this event.
12- Nationalities represented in the top twenty (South Africa, Austria, Argentina, South Korea, Scotland, Australia, Spain, England, Sweden, India, Ireland, France).
20- Consecutive pars for Eddie Pepperell, including a run of 17 to start his round today.
21- Dropped shots for Charl Schwartzel, Justin Rose and Stephen Gallacher during a testing second round in Doha.
32- Shots under par for Bernd Wiesberger over his last nine rounds at Doha Golf Club. The Austrian shot a 66 this morning to share the lead.
73- Score for the two players on top of the leaderboard after round one, Oliver Fisher and Rafa Cabrera-Bello.
74- Number of spots on the leaderboard Johan Carlsson jumped thanks to a bogey-free 65, nine shots better than his first round.
74- Players made the cut on one under par or better - the joint lowest in Qatar Masters history and third year in a row it has fallen on this number.
89- Percentage of greens in regulation Henrik Stenson has found through 36 holes (more than anyone else), including all 18 during round two.
