David Carey ripped the record books by firing a history-making round of 57 during the Cervino Open.
The Irishman fired 11 birdies about the par-68 design in Italy during a opening around, providing him a lead in the 54-hole event.
Carey’s complete is a shot lower than the PGA Tour record-low round of 58, registered by Jim Furyk in the 2016 Travelers Championship, together with Stephan Jaeger previously submitting a 58 on the Web.com Tour along with Ryo Ishikawa on the Japan Golf Tour.
Beginning about the back nine, by picking up shots at the 17th and 18th to reach the twist in 27, Carey opened with birdies after which followed three gains.
Carey picked up shots at the very first and third and added birdies to move 11-under for the day, before closing his record-breaking around with back-to-back pars.
The Guinness World Record for the lowest score is held by participant Rhein Gibson, who fired a 16-under 55 in Oklahoma in 2012 during a round in River Oaks Golf Club.