The scorecard is a weekly wrap up of the most important numbers from the previous week’s PGA Tour event.

The Front Nine

1 — Final rounds this year in the 60s that Bill Haas had shot prior to his Sunday 66.

1.556 — Putts per green in regulation average for Haas, second in field

25 — Birdies made by Haas at Congressional, first in the field.

5 — Combined number of birdies recorded on Sunday by Roberto Castro, Andres
Romero and James Driscoll, all tied for first with Haas after three rounds.

393  — Distance of birdie putts made, in inches, by Haas on Nos. 8, 9 and 10 on Sunday, to take control of the tournament.

2.498 — Strokes gained putting stat for Haas at the AT&T National, also second in the field for the week.

7569 — Yards in length of Congressional’s Blue Course, site of the AT&T National.

2 — Consecutive birdies made by Haas after his triple-bogey 7 on No. 11 on
Saturday.

14 — Number of Titleist clubs in Haas’ bag.

The Back Nine

4 — Top-10 finishes for Graham DeLaet in 2013 (including the last two week).

64 — Final-round score posted by D.H. Lee, including nine birdies, to move up 17 spots into a tie for third place, his first top-five finish of 2013.

5 — Number of top-10 finishes for Jordan Spieth in 2013, after finishing in sixth at AT&T National. Who will win first, DeLaet or Spieth?

79 — Percentage of greens hit by Jason Kokrak, who tied for third with Lee behind Haas and
Castro.

313 — Kokrak’s driving distance average, fourthth longest for the week.

67 — Driving accuracy percentage on the season for Brian Davis, whose T-8 was his fourth
top-10 finish of 2013.

28 — Spots improved on Day Four by John Rollins, biggest upward move of the day, thanks to
a three-under 68.

8 — Missed cuts thus far this season for Roberto Castro, whose fourth-round 69
garnered a runner-up finish at Congressional. (He finished T-7 at Greenbrier last year, so watch out!)

127 — Yards from fairway bunker carried by Jordan Spieth with pitching wedge, for hole-out eagle on No. 1 Sunday at AT&T National.