Burns matches major history after Herbert misses on '61 round' at The Open
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In a historic day at The Open at Royal Birkdale, Sam Burns and Lucas Herbert both shot an astounding 62 in the second round, tying the lowest score ever recorded in men's major golf history. While Herbert's round was marred by a missed opportunity on the 18th hole, Burns managed to secure his record-tying performance with a dramatic finish. This extraordinary feat underscores the intense competition and skill level in professional golf, highlighting the unpredictable and thrilling nature of the sport.
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