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Justin Tomas shoots course record 11 under during first round of the Sony Open.
At age 23, he becomes the youngest player on the PGA Tour to record a round of 59 ....

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He's having a pretty good couple weeks.

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  On 1/12/2017 at 10:40 PM, Club Rat said:

Justin Tomas shoots course record 11 under during first round of the Sony Open.
At age 23, he becomes the youngest player on the PGA Tour to record a round of 59 ....

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Maybe it's kind of like the 4 minute mile. Sort of. Once people see it can be done, it's less of a "mental" barrier?

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How can Tiger win again?  Bob May is gone.

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  On 1/16/2017 at 10:27 PM, loverofgolf said:

And then follow it up with a 64....  truly amazing. He's going to be something this year.

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And I think he's one of the few 59 or betters who's won the tournament.

  On 1/21/2017 at 9:57 AM, Scotsclaff said:

59,soon to become a regular occurence. What a fecckin joke.

FFS Set the courses up to test them ...at least!!!!

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It's hard to tell if this is a trend or just a coincidence in timing, but it's starting to look like you have a point. Kisner had a shot at it at the Sony and I think there was at least one or two others who were on a '59 watch'. The ~ 7,000 yard Waialea course didn't have much defense without the regular trade winds.

http://www.golfchannel.com/news/golf-central-blog/hadwin-cards-pga-tours-second-59-many-weeks

I guess when the course rating is lowish the pros can really get on a birdie barrage.

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The Humana / Career Builder is always intended to be a birdie-fest. It's set up super easy to encourage players to enter the tournament after being off all winter. I'm completely not surprised to see someone go super low at this tournament.

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  On 1/22/2017 at 5:16 AM, dkolo said:

The Humana / Career Builder is always intended to be a birdie-fest. It's set up super easy to encourage players to enter the tournament after being off all winter. I'm completely not surprised to see someone go super low at this tournament.

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Good point. If it starts getting to easy, the tour can always make the course harder.

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  On 1/22/2017 at 1:50 AM, natureboy said:

And I think he's one of the few 59 or betters who's won the tournament.

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What "betters" are you referring to?

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On to occasional 58s now I guess. 

I had a 59 on my score card once. Playing those last 6 holes screwed that up. :whistle:

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  On 1/22/2017 at 2:59 PM, caniac6 said:

Mabye they shouldn't have 5pars on tour anymore.

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Why? Most of the 59's come on par 70 or 71 golf courses anyways. Usually that is taking away the par 5.

  On 1/22/2017 at 12:58 PM, Ernest Jones said:

What "betters" are you referring to?

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Jim Furyk shot a 58 last year ;) There has been a 58 on the web dot com tour and the Japan golf tour. 

  On 1/22/2017 at 1:50 AM, natureboy said:

And I think he's one of the few 59 or betters who's won the tournament.

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If Hadwin holds on to win then 5 out of 9 golfers who shot 59 or less will have won the tournament. Not really classified as a few there ;) 

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How many 59s before 58 gets broached?

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