What is the lowest round in men's major history? Record scores and players to have joined golf's exclusive '62 club'

Ryan Fox followed Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns into the history books at The 154th Open, becoming the latest players to join an exclusive club with a '62 round' in men's major.

The Australian threatened to post an even lower total when he was nine under with two holes to play, including a par-five reachable in two, but carded a par-bogey finish to register only the sixth 62 in men's majors.

Herbert's 62 was matched by Burns during an extraordinary day, with the American holing out from the greenside bunker at the par-four last to close a three-birdie finish to his second-round 62.