Aldrich Potgieter and Kevin Roy fired 62nd at the Detroit Golf Club on Thursday to share the first round on the PGA Tour Rocket Classic, USA.

sentryA 35-year-old American who attended a first title PGA Tour, attended his eagle at 17 with his eighth bird of the day to be the first in the club in the 10th.

Less than 10 minutes later, South Africa Voting Put the ending touches in a round that also included an eagle and eight birds.

Potgieter and Roy both broke the previous course record 63 – match Thursday by Australian min woo lee and Americans Greyserman Max AND Mark Hubbard.

“Just one of those days everything was clicking,” Said Roy, who had seven birds in the first 14 holes, then thrown on the stage from the eagle to the 17 -year -old after his second shot with five wood from the first street, rolled off the surface of the placement.

“I was shocked with five wood that went so far away,” Roy said. “I had 279 (to) the pin. I don’t make a five wood so far away, but maybe little adrenaline or something that is happening.

“Fortunately just pulled out of the back, it was a great lie and just had to do it and it spinned like a two pedestrian. Of course a bonus,” Added Roy, who rolled on a five -legged in the last.

This attracted the attention of Potgieter, who had landed to 10 and increased the steering chart when he chose five strokes in a four -hole space, starting with his fourth bird at 16.

He followed him with a 10 -foot eagle at 17, a bird 10 meters in 18 and a first bird in the first.

He reached 10th with birds back-back in seven and eighth, and was finishing his round in the ninth when he saw Roy’s result.

“I was standing in the last hole and looked at the manager’s table and saw someone else at 10, so I was looking forward to making it last,” Said Potgieter, who had a 12-legged bird effort, but was set for a TAP.

The 20-year-old with long stroke Potgieter is also looking for a first PGA Tour title after approaching in February just to fall into Brian Campbell On a play off in open Mexico.

The ‘GetTable’ course

Lee of Australia, who claimed his first US tour title in Houston Open in March, had set an early target.

He retired to 10 and opened Birdie-Bogey. He made nine birds on the rest of the road, including three in a row to catch his round.

“Everything was pretty strong,” Lee said. “I think Putter was working quite nicely.”

After the US Open and PGA Championship, Lee was pleased to be on a course that was “quite foolish” – especially after the rain earlier this week.

“Quite pretty nice to play a game from the rough,” He said. “Not that I was doing it on purpose.

Greyserman and Hubbard both played late, hubbard firing nine birds without a rogue and Greyserman posting 10 birds and a noise to join Lee in the nine.

Andrew Putnam It was only in the sixth in 64 with seven players tied to 65.