Day one of the KLM Open was shortened abruptly by heavy rain storms this afternoon but not before half the field were able to finish. Here's a look at the back facts and figures from Thursday's play.
66- Low score of the day from Bernd Wiesberger and Richard Finch, both carding opening scores of five under par.
1,906- Places in the Official World Ranking separate Wiesberger (34) and Finch (1,940).
2- Wiesberger's finish here last year, where he finished three shots behind Luiten. The Austrian is now 28 under par for his last nine rounds in the Netherlands.
6- A win this week would move Wiesberger into the top six in the Race To Dubai rankings presented by Rolex. His highest ever finish is ninth.
100- Weeks since Finch last shot a round of 66 or better on the European Tour, dating back to the final round of the 2015 British Masters at Woburn.
75- For defending champion Joost Luiten, tying his worst ever KLM Open round and the worst opening score by a defending champion on Tour this season.
75- Also for Welshman Jack Davidson, the 20 year old is making his first professional start this week after competing in the Walker Cup last week in Los Angeles.
9- Players are yet to complete a single hole of the opening round, following a suspension of play at 2.47pm local time after heavy rains.
72.55- Average score on a difficult opening day at The Dutch. Nearly two shots higher than the average score of 70.76 last year.
2- Amateurs were successful in the Beat The Pro challenge on the 14th hole.Fleur Vierhout andLauren Hillebrand were able to hit their shots inside the pros on Thursday.
