Bryson DeChambeau Shoots 58, Lowest Round in LIV Golf History
DeChambeau (-12) Cards 13 Birdies in Historic Performance
Record-Breaking Round Highlights Player's Dominance
Bryson DeChambeau has etched his name in the annals of golf history with a stunning 58 (-12) at the inaugural LIV Golf Invitational Series event in London. The round, which included 13 birdies and only one bogey, is the lowest ever recorded on a top-level professional tour.
DeChambeau's performance was a clinic in aggressive driving and precise putting. He averaged over 350 yards off the tee and drained several long putts throughout the day. His birdie run included a string of four consecutive birdies on his final four holes.
The 58 is the first in LIV Golf history and beats the previous low score record of 61, which was held by Charl Schwartzel and Peter Uihlein. It is also only the fourth time a player has shot 58 on a top-level tour, joining Jim Furyk, Stephan Jaeger, and Mike Weir.
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