There's a new course record at the Home of Golf.Ross Fisher torched the Old Course at St. Andrews Sunday during the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, shooting a 61 that broke the previous course record on the oldest course in the world. The effort lifted the Englishman to a runner-up finish, three shots behind Tyrrell Hatton who successfully defended his title.Fisher opened with a par before birdies on seven of his next eight holes for an outward 29. He added four more birdies on Nos. 12-15 to briefly entertain notions of the first 59 in European Tour history before closing with three straight pars, including an up-and-down from near the road on the iconic 17th hole.While that didn't give him a sub-60 total, it was still good enough for the lowest score ever in more than 13,000 professional rounds on the Old Course. It was also 10 shots better than Fisher's opening round, when he made only two total birdies at St. Andrews.The previous mark of 62 was first set by Curtis Strange at the 1987 Dunhill Links and matched by Brian Davis in 2003, although the St. Andrews Links Trust later threw those records out when the Old Course was lengthened in advance of the 2010 Open. That year Rory McIlroy shot a 63 in major championship conditions, while six players carded rounds of 62 at the Dunhill from 2012-16, including Hatton last year.The record serves as a cap on a strong year for Fisher, who tied for third at the WGC-Mexico Championship and made the quarterfinals of the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play amid four other top-10s on the European Tour.
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Ross Fisher breaks the Old Course scoring record … in disappointing fashion Ryan Herrington October 9, 2017 Of the 13,145 professional rounds played on the Old Course, no one has shot a lower score than Ross Fisher did overnight during the final round of the European Tour's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
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Gary Player laments defenceless Old Course as Ross Fisher breaks course record October 9, 2017 February 5, 2019 admin 0 Comments Easy conditions at St Andrews meant The Old Course was defenceless and the scoring low during the final round of the Dunhill Links Championship.
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Of the 13,145 professional rounds played on the Old Course, no one has shot a lower score than what Ross Fisher did on Sunday during the final round of the European Tour's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. The only problem was that the 36-year-old Englishman looked like he might be going even lower.
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Ross fisher breaks the old course scoring record in disappointing fashion Can you shoot a 61 and St. Andrews and still be disappointed? Of the 13,145 professional rounds played on the Old
Ross Fisher breaks the Old Course scoring record … in
There's a new course record at the Home of Golf. Ross Fisher torched the Old Course at St. Andrews Sunday during the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, shooting a 61 that broke
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Ross Fisher needed an eagle on the 18th hole to shoot a 59 at the Old Course. Instead, he settled for a par and a 61 that still earned him a course record
Ross Fisher breaks scoring record at St. Andrews and it could
Ross Fisher needed an eagle on the 18th hole to shoot a 59 at the Old Course. Instead, he settled for a par and a 61 that still earned him a course record Ross Fisher breaks the Old Course scoring
Ross Fisher breaks scoring record at St. Andrews and it could
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It was a bad week for historic golf courses in Scotland at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. First, Tommy Fleetwood took down the Carnoustie course record with a 63 on Friday in Round 2. Then, Ross Fisher shot a 61 at the Old Course at St. Andrews on Sunday to break the previous record of
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