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Homa Shoots Lowest Round at The Open
19 Jul
Summary
- Max Homa achieved his best-ever Open Championship round with a 3-under 67.
- Homa moved up 32 spots to a tie for 20th place.
- Collin Morikawa birdied and eagled his final holes to stay in contention.
Max Homa achieved a personal best at The Open Championship on Saturday, posting a 3-under 67. This impressive performance moved him up 32 positions, securing a share of 20th place. Homa, a Cal graduate, made birdies on four holes at the par-70 Royal Birkdale course in Southport, England, and sits at 3-under par through 54 holes.
He begins the final round seven strokes behind leader Sam Burns, who has been a strong contender with recent high finishes. Homa's back-nine surge marked his lowest score over 17 career rounds at The Open, dating back to his 2021 debut. In other notable performances, Collin Morikawa also rallied late, birdying the 14th and eagling the 17th to finish in a tie for 29th place.
