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

The Front Nine

75 — Percentage of fairways winner Justin Rose hit for the week — tied for second in the field.

4 — Number of three putts by Justin Rose this week, making him the first U.S. Open winner to have four three-putts since Michael Campbell in 2005 at Pinehurst.

300.4 — Rose’s average driving distance in yards for the week, 15th in the field.

50 — Rose’s greens in regulation for the week (out of 72). Tied for seventh in the field.

32 — Age in years of Justin Rose. His first major victory came in his 222nd start on Tour.

7 — Number of international players to win the U.S. Open in the past 10 years.

1.67 — Rose’s average putts per hole for the week, tied for 16th in the field.

0 — The number of spikes in Rose’s Ashworth Cardiff golf shoes. His U.S. Open win makes him the first golfer in history to win a major without metal or soft spike cleats in his shoes.

33 — Combined strokes over par for the final four groups Sunday. Players in those groups: Jason Day, Billy Horschel Luke Donald, Justin Rose, Steve Stricker, Charl Schwartzel, Hunter Mahan, Phil Mickelson.

The Back Nine

67 — Jason Dufner’s final-round score, vaulting him into a tie for fourth.

5 — Number of times Jason Day has now finished in the top-10 in the 10 majors he’s completed (WD at the 2012 Masters).

87.5 — Percent of fairways Hunter Mahan hit for the week.

10 — Position Hideki Matsuyama tied for at the 2013 U.S. Open. He leapfrogged 29 places on the leaderboard Sunday with a final-round 67.

2 — The number of double bogies Phil Mickelson made in the first five holes at Merion on Sunday.

74.54 — Cumulative scoring average at Merion for the week. The course, which played at 6,869 yards during the final round, had long been considered too short (and the venue to small) to host a U.S. Open

57 — Number of consecutive starts in majors by Sergio Garcia, the longest active streak.

17 — Finishing position amateur Michael Kim tied for. It was the best finish by an amateur.

6 — The number of top-10 finishes Billy Horschel has on Tour this year, following his T4 finish this week.