Australian Lucas Herbert came agonisingly close to securing his first major championship title at the British Open, but New Zealand's Ryan Fox stole the show with a clutch birdie on the final hole to end a 63-year wait for a Kiwi victory.Herbert, who carded a record-equalling 62 on Friday to take the lead, finished tied for sixth after a final round 71.Despite being in contention for much of the final day, Herbert couldn't capitalise on his early lead.Meanwhile, Fox, 39, showcased remarkable composure to seal his country's first British Open win since Sir Bob Charles in 1963.The New Zealander's final round 68 saw him finish at 10-under, one stroke ahead of American Cam Young.Fox's victory was celebrated by fans and family, with his father, All Black Grant Fox, proud of his son's achievement.The win marks a significant milestone for New Zealand golf, highlighting the sport's growing global appeal.