Cameron Young makes history with a 59 at Travelers Championship

Cameron Young made history at the Travelers Championship by shooting a 59 in the third round, becoming the 13th golfer in PGA history to break 60 in a round. This achievement tied him with Tom Kim for first place at 13-under, with Jim Furyk holding the record for the lowest round at 58. Young's round included two eagles and seven birdies, positioning him well for his first PGA event win. Young's 59 was the 13th sub-60 in PGA history, with Jim Furyk achieving the feat twice, including a record-setting 58 at the same tournament in 2016. Despite narrowly missing Furyk's record, Young's flawless round consisted of nine pars, seven birdies, two eagles, and zero bogeys, showcasing his exceptional performance on the course. Young's remarkable round marked the first sub-60 on the PGA Tour in nearly four years, with his impressive play elevating him from a tie for 43rd to a tie for 10th place, just five shots behind the leader. His near-perfect round, which included making 115 feet worth of putts, put him in prime position to contend for victory in the tournament. While Young narrowly missed tying Furyk's record on the final hole, his stellar performance throughout the round, including a crucial par putt on the 18th, solidified his status as a top contender. With his exceptional play and strong position on the leaderboard, Young's historic achievement at the Travelers Championship has garnered attention and positioned him as a player to watch in the final round.