Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns both card 62s to equal men's major championship record

Australia's Lucas Herbert and American Sam Burns each carded eight-under-par 62s at The Open, equalling the lowest single-round score ever recorded in men's major championship history. The two players reportedly reacted to the achievement in very different ways. The score of 62 matches the all-time record for men's majors.

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⚽ Sport Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns join golf's elite 62 club at The Open Sky Sports Football · 13d ago ⚽ Sport Herbert and Burns both shoot 62 to equal men's major record at The Open BBC Sport · 13d ago ⚽ Sport Sam Burns leads The Open by two strokes heading into final round CBS Sports · 11d ago