Jim Furyk just shot a 58 - the best score in the 86-year history of the PGA Tour
The 46-year-old golfer shot a 58 in the final round of the Travelers Championship at the TPC River Highlands, the lowest score for a golfer in the 86-year history of the Professional Golfer's Association Tour.
6 players had previously shot a 59 since the record was set in 1977, the most recent also being Furyk in the 2013 BMW championship.
Furyk actually had the chance to beat the record by 2 strokes, but missed a putt on the 18th hole that would have given him a 57.
The round did not have a bogey or worse, as Furyk shot 10 birdies, one eagle, and seven pars.
The stunning round, however, put him in only fifth place at -11 for the tournament, 4 strokes behind leader Daniel Berger's -15.
Check out the video of Furyk's final putt to seal the historic round from the PGA Tour's Twitter:
Furyk also seemed pretty psyched about the achievement on his walk to the clubhouse: