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

The Front Nine

187 — Number of starts it has taken for Ken Duke to win on the PGA Tour.

26 — The number of strokes it took Bubba Watson to get through Nos. 16 to 18 over the weekend (par would have been 22 strokes).

71.28 — Ken Duke’s driving accuracy percentage, which is No. 1 on Tour.

44— Ken Duke’s age, which makes him the oldest first-time winner in 18 years (Ed Dougherty, 1995).

168 — Ken Duke’s driving distance rank on Tour, making him the shortest-hitting winner on Tour this year.

1st — Win for Akira wedges on the PGA Tour this year. Duke used 52- and 58-degree models with Aldila RIP Tour 115-gram graphite shafts (tour x-stiff flex).

1.545 — Ken Duke’s putting average (per green) this week.

52.6 — Percentage of tournaments that Duke has missed the cut in this year — 10 of 19.

5 — Number of majors Ken Duke has played in during his career. He gets in all four next year.

The Back Nine

96.43 — Jon Curran’s driving accuracy percentage at the travelers — 27 of 28 fairways hit.

$32,584 — Justin Thomas’s first professional check with a T30 finish at the Travelers.

75 — The number of spots up the FedEx point list that Duke moved with his win — 95th to 20th.

50 — Justin Rose’s top-10 percentage thus far in 2013 — 10 starts, five top 10’s.

810 — The amount of greens Graeme DaLaet has hit this year, for a greens-in-regulation percentage of 72.58, best on Tour.

32-feet, 1-inch — Ken Duke’s proximity to the hole average, making him No. 1 on Tour.

8.76 — The percentage of available winnings that Tiger Woods has totaled so far in 2013 — $5,909,742 of a possible $67,500,000. Wow.

7.32 — Percentage of Ken Duke’s left rough tendency. The guy never hits it left.

60 — Years have gone by since Bob Toski (Duke’s coach) won the Travelers in 1953.