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Facts and figures after the UBS Hong Kong Open

Lowest 18-hole score
62 (-10) Liang Wen-chong, TCL Classic
62 (-10) Edward Loar, TCL Classic
62 (-10)* Raphael Jacquelin, Maybank Malaysian Open
62 (-10)* Kao Bo-song, Pulai Springs Malaysian Masters

Low first 18
62 (-10) Liang Wen-chong, TCL Classic
62 (-10) Edward Loar, TCL Classic

Low 36
127 (-17) David Howell, TCL Classic
129 (-15) Andrew Buckle, TCL Classic
129 (-15)* Anton Haig, Pulai Springs Malaysian Masters
129 (-15) Retief Goosen, Volkswagen Masters-China

Low 54
193 (-23) David Howell, TCL Classic
194 (-22) Andrew Buckle, TCL Classic
195 (-21) Johan Edfors, TCL Classic
196 (-20) Retief Goosen, Volkswagen Masters-China
197 (-19) Nick Dougherty, TCL Classic
197 (-19)* Charlie Wi, Maybank Malaysian Open (tournament reduced to 3 rounds)

Low 72
263 (-25) Johan Edors, TCL Classic
264 (-24) Andrew Buckle, TCL Classic
265 (-23) Prayad Marksaeng, TCL Classic

Highest Winning Score
281 (-3) Chawalit Plaphol, Bangkok Airways Open (play-off)
281 (-7) Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, BMW Asian Open

Largest Winning Margin
5 Scott Strange, Philippine Open
4 Chris Rodgers, Pakistan Open

Low Start by Winner
63 (-9)* Anton Haig, Pulai Springs Malaysian Masters
64 (-8) Kevin Stadler, Johnnie Walker Classic
64 (-8) Retief Goosen, Volkswagen Masters-China

High Start by Winner
72 (E) Jeev Milkha Singh, Volvo China Open

Low Finish by Winner
63 (-9)* Charlie Wi, Maybank Malaysian Open

High Finish by Winner
72 Chris Rodgers, Pakistan Open

Largest 18 hole Lead
2 Adam Le Vesconte, SK Telecom Open, Korea
2 Chinarat Phadungsil, Crowne Plaza Open, China
2 S.S.P. Chowrasia, Mercuries Taiwan Masters

Largest 36 hole Lead
4 Ashok Kumar, Aamby Valley Asian Masters

Largest 54 hole Lead
5 Retief Goosen, Volkswagen Masters-China
3 Chris Rodgers, Pakistan Open
3 Prom Meesawat, SK Telecom Open
3 Brad Kennedy, Macau Open
3 Lu Wen-teh, Bangkok Airways Open
3 Yang Yong-eun, Kolon-Hana Bank Korea Open

Low 36 hole Cut
139 (-5) TCL Classic
139 (-5)* Pulai Springs Malaysian Masters
141 (-3) Maybank Malaysian Open

High 36 hole cut
151 (+9) Bangkok Airways Open
150 (+6) Philippine Open
148 (+6) Barclays Singapore Open

Biggest catch up in last round to win
6 Chawalit Plaphol, Bangkok Airways Open
4 Gaurav Ghei, Mercuries Taiwan Masters
3 Charlie Wi, Maybank Malaysian Open
3 Tadahiro Takayama, Asia Japan Okinawa Open
3 Kane Webber, Macau Open
3 Adam Scott, Barclays Singapore Open

Play-offs
Tadahiro Takayama beat Kiyoshi Miyazato in 1st play-off hole at Asia Japan Okinawa Open
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano beat Henrik Stenson in 1st play-off hole at BMW Asian Open
Chinarat Phadungsil beat Prom Meesawat and Lin Wen-tang in 2nd play-off hole at Crowne Plaza Open (Lin dropped out after first extra hole)
Wang Ter-chang beat David Gleeson in 2nd play-off hole in Brunei Open
Adam Scott beat Ernie Els in 3rd play-off hole in Barclays Singapore Open
Jyoti Randhawa beat S.S.P Chowrasia in 2nd play-off hole in Hero Honda Indian Open

Wire to wire wins
Henrik Stenson, Commercialbank Qatar Masters
Mardan Mamat, OSIM Singapore Masters
Scott Strange, Philippine Open
Anton Haig, Pulai Springs Malaysian Masters
Jose Manuel Lara, UBS Hong Kong Open

Holes in one
Thaworn Wiratchant, TCL Classic
Prom Meesawat, TCL Classic
Li Chao, TCL Classic
Hendrik Buhrmann, TCL Classic
Christian Nilsson, TCL Classic, China
Rose Fisher, Maybank Malaysian Open
Peter Lawrie, Commercialbank Qatar Masters
Thongchai Jaidee, Commercialbank Qatar Masters
Iain Steel, GS Caltex Maekyung Open, Korea
Lin Wen-tang, Crowne Plaza Open, China
Lin Keng-chi, Taiwan Open
Liang Wen-chong, UBS Hong Kong Open

Albatross
Danny Chia, Enjoy Jakarta HSBC Indonesia Open
Kieran Staunton, TCL Classic
Simon Yates, Kolon-Hana Bank Korea Open

First Time winners
Johan Edfors, TCL Classic
Tadahiro Takayama, Asia Japan Okinawa Open
Chris Rodgers, Pakistan Open
Henrik Stenson, Commercialbank Qatar Masters
Kevin Stadler, Johnnie Walker Classic
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, BMW Asian Open
Suk Jong-ryul, GS Caltex Maekyung Open
Prom Meesawat, SK Telecom Open
Hendrik Buhrmann, Aamby Valley Asian Masters
Kane Webber, Macau Open
Anton Haig, Pulai Springs Malaysian Masters
Yang Yong-eun, Kolon-Hana Bank Korea Open
Lin Wen-tang, Taiwan Open
Jose Manuel Lara, UBS Hong Kong Open

Tournaments reduced to 54 holes
Maybank Malaysian Open
SK Telecom Open
Barclays Singapore Open

* denotes preferred lie ruling

November 23, 2006