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

The Front Nine

2 — The improved Official World Golf Ranking of winner Adam Scott. He began the year at No. 7.

0 — Number of bogies made by Scott in the final round.

5 — The number of players who at least had a share of the lead during the final round on Sunday.

75 — Percentage of fairways hit for Scott during the week (Graham Delaet was the leader at 91.1 percent).

$1,440,000 — The check Scott earned for win.

1.70 — The putts per GIR for Scott, tied for 22nd.

4.25 — The difference, in inches, between Scott’s putter (49) and driver (44.75). See all of his clubs here.

4 — The number of rounds in the 60s for second-place finisher Tiger Woods.

8 — The finish by Woods marks his eighth top-10 of the 2013 season in only 13 starts.

The Back Nine

0.79 — The difference, in strokes to par, between the easiest (No. 6 at -0.48 to par) and toughest (No. 9 at +0.31 to par) holes at Liberty National Golf Club.

62 — The new course record at Liberty National Golf Club set by Kevin Chappell in the third round — he finished at 6-under, tied for 15th.

22 — The number of birdies recorded by Gary Woodland this week –- he finished T2 at 10-under.

314.9 — The average driving distance of Rory McIlroy, who lead the field in the category.

2 — The number of hole-in-ones recorded on No. 14 Saturday (K.J. Choi and Greg Chalmers) in consecutive groups

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40 — The number of yards Tiger Woods’ second shot finished left of the green on his approach to the par-5 No. 13 in the final round. According to Woods, back spasms were the source of his pain and uncharacteristically wild shot.

162 — The number of points that Scott is behind leader Tiger Woods in the FedExCup standings.

100 — The number of players who advanced to this week’s Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston for the second event of the Playoffs.