Australian golfer Lucas Herbert came agonisingly close to becoming the first player to score a 61 in a professional tournament, finishing with a 62 at the Open Championship.South African-born American golfer Sam Burns also achieved a 62, joining Herbert in the lead.Overnight leader Sebastian Suber maintained his position in the standings.Herbert's performance was hailed as a historic moment in golf, with his near-perfect round drawing widespread acclaim.The tournament saw multiple players break records, with Burns' 62 matching the best score of the event.Herbert's near-61 score sparked discussions about the sport's future, with experts noting the difficulty of achieving such a feat.The Open Championship continues to attract top talent, with players pushing the boundaries of what's possible on the course.The event's organizers praised the high level of play, with fans expressing excitement over the competitive nature of the tournament.Herbert's achievement is seen as a milestone in golf history, setting a new standard for excellence in the sport.