Australian golfer Lucas Herbert reacts to shooting an incredible 62 at The 154th Open, tying the lowest round in men’s major championship history! Watch his full post-round press conference as he breaks down the historic day.
History was made on Friday at The 154th Open! Australia’s Lucas Herbert put together a spectacular round of golf, shooting a 62 to equal the lowest round ever recorded in a men’s major championship.
In this post-round interview, the Ripper GC star opens up about the immense pressure of chasing a historic 61, the moment he realized the record was within reach, and the heartbreak of his final putt on the 18th green. He also discusses his close bond with his caddie Nick (who also served as his wedding reverend!), dealing with career anxiety on the biggest stage, and his strategy going into a high-stakes weekend as he chases the Claret Jug.
⛳ About The Open
The Open Championship (often referred to as The British Open) is the oldest golf championship in the world and one of the four men’s major championships.
Video courtesy of The Open Championship.