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Number Crunch: Round 3
PGATOUR.com Coordinating Producer
With a round to go in Boston, the numbers mean more now than ever, especially if you are on the bubble.
NUMBER THAT COULD WIN YOU A BET
5The number of consecutive TOUR events in which Tiger Woods had shot a 69 in the third round. The streak ended Sunday, when Woods shot a 67.
NUMBER THAT ONE PLAYER HOPES INCREASES NEXT WEEK
8In 121 TOUR appearances, the number of times leader Brett Wetterich has opened a tournament with scores in the 60s in the first three rounds.
OTHER INTERESTING NUMBERS
1Counting this week, the number of times in Phil Mickelson's career that his GIR percentage has been more than 70 in back-to-back events.
1In 364 TOUR events, the number of times Jason Gore posted the low round of the day alone. He did it on Saturday with a 64.
2Counting Saturday, the number of times that Tiger Woods has recorded back-to-back three putts within a single round on TOUR within the past five years. Woods three-putted Nos. 17 and 18 on Saturday. The only other time that has happened is the 2006 Buick Invitational, where Woods three-putted Nos. 4 and 5 at Torrey Pines South. Woods went on to win that event in a playoff.
14Of 14 possible fairways, the number of fairways Zach Johnson hit Saturday. He was the only player in the field to do so.
17The number of times Tiger Woods has won a TOUR event that he did not have the 54-hole lead in. He's done it twice this year, at the Wachovia Championship and the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational.
18The number of times that Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have been paired together in a TOUR event, as they will be in Monday's final round. In six of those instances, Woods won the tournament. Mickelson earned a victory once.
32The number of one-putts that Jason Gore has had this week. That leads the field. The field average is 23.
69.973The third-round scoring average at TPC Boston. That's the lowest scoring average for a round in tournament history.
79.63Charlie Wi's GIR percentage on Sunday, which led the field. The field average Sunday was 64.20.
138The number of points between 70th-place Stephen Ames and 71st-place John Mallinger in the projected FedExCup standings. The top 70 after Monday's final round advance to the BMW Championship.
317Adam Scott's driving distance average for the week. The field average is 293.7
3,238The difference between leader Steve Stricker and second-place Phil Mickelson in the projected FedExCup point standings.
