Ryan Fox Shoots Historic 62 at The Open, Joins Elite Club

Ryan Fox made history at The 154th Open Championship, carding a stunning round of 62 to become the latest golfer to join the exclusive '62 club' in men's major championships. The New Zealander followed in the footsteps of Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns, who also shot 62 at this year's tournament, making it the first time three players have achieved the feat in the same major. A 62 is the lowest score ever recorded in a men's major, and only a handful of golfers have ever accomplished it. The round helped Fox climb the leaderboard and put him in contention for the title. The Open, the oldest of golf's four major championships, is known for its challenging links courses, but Fox found the conditions to his liking. His round included birdies and eagles, showcasing his skill under pressure. Fox's achievement adds to a growing list of remarkable scores at this year's championship, which has already seen Herbert and Burns make history. Golf fans are now watching to see if anyone else can join the club.