Branden Grace adds another record to her collection at LIV

Brandon Grace, South African golfer Who recorded the lowest lap in Majors’ history since he hit a 62-shot in the third round of the 2017 British Open, adding another notch in his career. He threw 61 shots on the first day of the LIV stop in Oklahoma that earned him the championship lead by two strokes over Brendan Steele and Dustin Johnson. The record improves on the record 62 thrown by Tallor Gooch in Australia and Singapore.

Grace, last year’s second tournament winner in the history of the rebel golfers’ circuit “Some of them learned this week the amount of their DP World Tour fines for playing without permission last year,” he made nine birdies, without errors, three of them in the last three holes, two of them being 3s “for us in the unplaced,” said the South African who didn’t get a place. In the Masters or PGA finale, his team, the Stingers, dominates the tournament by six shots, thanks to good performances by Louis Oosthuizen (65) and Daniel Burmeister (67). (see results)

Among the Spaniards, Sergio García returns to provide the best card and with 68 strokes is the 18th, after four birds and two ghosts. Eugenio Lopez-Chakara, who played at the state where he spent part of his college career at Oklahoma State, and 69-year-old David Puig.