Australian golfer Lucas Herbert and American Sam Burns have made history at The Open, each matching the major championship scoring record of 62 on the second round at Royal Birkdale. Herbert, who was in contention to break the record outright, came agonisingly close but missed a 5-foot par putt on the challenging 18th hole.
Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns Tie Major Championship Scoring Record at Royal Birkdale
UKPulse Sport DeskAustralian golfer Lucas Herbert and American Sam Burns have matched the major championship scoring record of 62 at the Royal Birkdale course. The record-breaking rounds occurred within 20 minutes of each other on the second round of The Open.
- Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns tie the major championship scoring record of 62
- Their record-breaking rounds occurred within 20 minutes of each other on the second round of The Open
- Both golfers had a chance to break the record, but Herbert missed a crucial putt on the 18th hole
Why this matters: This achievement marks a significant milestone in golf history, with Herbert and Burns joining an elite club of players to achieve the feat. The record-breaking rounds are a testament to the skill and determination of these top golfers.
What this means for you: What this means for you: If you're a golf fan, this achievement is a thrilling development that showcases the skill and dedication of top golfers. British golf enthusiasts can look forward to watching Herbert and Burns compete for their first major this weekend.