Scottish international Lorna McClymont shot what is believed to be one of the best rounds in history en route to victory in the R&A Student Tour Series.
McClymont signed for a 13-under 60 at Montrose, shaving six shots off the previous course record.
Her historic round included nine birdies and two eagles at the world’s fifth-oldest golf club, while she also narrowly missed a putt for a 59.
The score of 13-under is just three shy of the world record, which was set in Oklahoma ten years ago.
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It was enough for McClymont to take home the title by a single shot despite following her stellar first round with a six-over 79.
“A win is always good, but this one is maybe bittersweet,” the Stirling University student told the R&A.
“It’s hard to describe but I felt as if I was playing in a mist that was stopping me from doing what I normally do.
The course record 60 (-13) at @Montrosegolflin constructed by @Lm1Lorn is without doubt one of the best rounds of golf I have ever witnessed by any amateur or professional in my career! ⛳️🏌️♀️👌👏
— Dean Robertson (@DeanoGolf99) September 22, 2022
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