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“Making birdie on 15, I was like, ‘Well, two more and I’m right there.’ I gave myself looks, pretty good looks and that’s all you can hope for.” “It hit me (the chance to shoot 59) after I birdied 12 and 13 and I got to 8 under,” Johnson said. 15 and missed birdie attempts of 10, 20 and 25 feet on the final three holes. He was 9 under through 15 holes after making a 7-footer for birdie at No. Johnson was the only player who had a reasonable shot at sub-60 round. “I don’t know how much it’s going to blow tomorrow or if it’s going to be cold or not, so I’m just kind of here right now and I’ll adjust tomorrow and see what happens.” “I haven’t really looked at the forecast,” he said. “I felt great yesterday playing the pro-am, basically the same weather for two days, so I knew I was hitting it good,” he said. He hit 11 fairways and 16 greens, made six birdies on the front nine and punctuated the day with a 12-foot eagle putt at No. Munoz, however, was staying in the present for his best round as a professional. “It was a perfect day and we all knew it (low scores) was out there,” added Cameron Smith, who had a 66 at the Seaside. “When you’ve got just absolute pure conditions weather-wise and pure conditions on the golf course - the best I’ve ever seen these two golf courses, period - you know you’ve got to get after it,” said the 45-year-old Johnson, who hit all 18 greens. Munoz matched Tommy Gainey’s 2012 record for low round at Seaside Hughes, Stallings and Reavie tied for low round at the Plantation set last year by winner Robert Streb and Bronson Burgoon.Ī warm, sunny day that began with just enough light rain to often the already pure greens is expected to morph into more common November weather on the Georgia coast Friday with a drop of about 10 degrees in the temperature and wind forecast to gust as high as 30 mph. The record is 66.28 at Indian Wells in the 2003 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. The scoring average of 66.308 at the Seaside was a tournament record, and the second-lowest for any round on the PGA Tour since 1983, when the Tour began tracking hole-by-hole data. The cumulative score in relation to par at the Seaside Course was 288 under, 42 shots lower than the previous record set in 2018. Scoring was so ideal that 33 players shot 66 or lower on the two courses, located just off the Atlantic Ocean, and all but 21 players in the field of 156 broke par. Jhonattan Vegas, Talor Gooch and Russell Henley shot 64 at Plantation. His wife, Malory, gave birth last week to their first child, a girl named Reis. Four players were tied at 8 under, led by Canadian Corey Conners (62 at Seaside).