Moving day in Spain saw Sergio Garcia come to life, while David Howell and James Morrison staked their claims for the illustrious Open de España title. The best numbers here...
7 -under par leads the way for David Howell and James Morrison heading into the final day
25 -putts for Howell, who leads in that category for the week with an average of 26 putts per round
10- months was all it took a young Morrison to get his handicap from 18 down to scratch
17- birdies means Morrison leads the field in that category
5- Howell is the proud owner of five European Tour titles (the most recent of which came in 2013)
90– (th) was where Sergio was in the field when he finished his second round. Then the wind got up, he avoided missing the cut, before carding his 67
10- shots off the pace after day two, Sergio is now just five shots back
47- places Garcia moved up the leaderboard courtesy of his low round of the day five under par round
16- greens in regulation found for Garcia
8- months since Emiliano Grillo finished over par for a tournament (the 71° OPEN D'ITALIA Presented by DAMIANI)
23– consecutive rounds at par or better for the in-form Francesco Molinari after the Italian carded a two under par 70
466- yard ninth hole played the toughest, averaging 4.5
18- the closing hole was the easiest, averaging 4.71
