Lucas Herbert equalled the lowest round in men's major history with a second-round 62 at The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale, following a dramatic finish that included a late bogey.
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Key facts
- Lucas Herbert shot a 62 in the second round of The 154th Open.
- The round equals the lowest in men's major history.
- The score came despite a costly late bogey.
- The tournament is being played at Royal Birkdale.
Lucas Herbert equalled the lowest round in men’s major history after a dramatic finish to his second-round 62 in The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale, according to Sky Sports.
The 62 places Herbert alongside the small group of players who have carded the lowest single round in the history of men’s major championship golf.
The round was not without drama, as Herbert dropped a shot with a late bogey. Despite the setback, his score still matched the record mark.
The achievement came during the second round of the tournament at Royal Birkdale, which is hosting The 154th edition of The Open.
Why it matters
Matching the lowest round in men's major history is one of the rarest feats in professional golf, achieved by only a handful of players. Herbert's 62 places him in elite company and marks a standout moment at one of the sport's most prestigious championships.
Frequently asked questions
What score did Lucas Herbert shoot?
Lucas Herbert shot a 62 in the second round of The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale, according to Sky Sports.
Why is the round significant?
The 62 equals the lowest round in men's major golf history, a mark reached by only a few players.
Where is The 154th Open being held?
The tournament is being played at Royal Birkdale.
Timeline
- Herbert matches major record round despite costly late bogey
Sky Sports News: Lucas Herbert equalled the lowest round in men’s major history after a dramatic finish to his second-round 62 in The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale.