Players to break 60 on Korn Ferry Tour

A capsule look at all sub-60 scores shot on the Korn Ferry Tour ...

• Cristobal Del Solar (57) (27-30), Country Club de Bogota - Pacos (par 70), Bogota, Colombia, first round, 2024 Astara Golf Championship presented by Mastercard (13-under), 2 eagles, 9 birdies. Del Solar caught fire with four consecutive birdies on Nos. 5-8 before an eagle on the short par-4 ninth hole, turning in 8-under 27 and setting the stage for a back nine that captivated the golf world. The Chilean added a birdie at No. 10 and an eagle at the par-5 12th, then added consecutive birdies at the par-4 14th and 15th holes. Following pars at Nos. 16 and 17, he faced a 6-foot birdie try at the difficult par-4 18th to shoot 56. He two-putted for par and a place in golf history, becoming the first player to shoot 57 in PGA TOUR-sanctioned competition.

• Stephan Jaeger (58) (29-29), TPC Stonebrae (par 70), Hayward, California, first round, 2016 Ellie Mae Classic at TPC Stonebrae (12-under), 12 birdies. Began on back nine, was 1-under after three holes but reeled off birdies on 10 of his next 12 holes. After pars on his 16th and 17th holes of the day, Jaeger nailed a 10-foot birdie putt at the par-5 ninth for a first-round, 12-under 58 to break the Korn Ferry Tour record. Went on to win tournament at 30 under par.

• Aldrich Potgieter (31-28), Country Club de Bogota - Pacos (par 70), Bogota, Colombia, second round, 2024 Astara Golf Championship presented by Mastercard (11-under), 1 eagle, 10 birdies, 1 bogey. Began on back nine, recording five birdies and an eagle at the par-5 12th to turn in 7-under 28. Followed with birdies on Nos. 1 and 2 to reach 9-under through 11 holes, before falling back with a bogey at the par-3 fourth. Rebounded with three consecutive closing birdies, Nos. 7-9, including a tap-in birdie at the short par-4 ninth to record the week's second sub-60 score, after Cristobal Del Solar made TOUR-sanctioned history with a 57 on the previous day.

• David Kocher (29-30), Hillcrest CC (par 71), Boise, Idaho, final round Albertsons Boise Open presented by Chevron, 1 eagle, 10 birdies. Kocher made six consecutive birdies on the front nine Sunday, Nos. 2-7, and he added a birdie at the ninth to turn in 29. He added a birdie at No. 11 before heating up on the final four holes; a 10-foot birdie at No. 15, a 20-foot eagle at the short par-5 16th, and a two-putt par at the par-3 17th before a final birdie at the 18th.

• Michael Feagles (30-29), Thornblade Club (par 71), first round, 2023 BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX (12-under), 12 birdies. Began on back nine, made two birdies in his first three holes, then rattled off three consecutive birdies on Nos. 14-16. Added a birdie at the lengthy par-4 18th to turn in 6-under 30. Played his next four holes in 1-under, setting the stage for a run of five consecutive birdies to close the round, punctuated by a 25-foot birdie at the par-3 ninth hole. Entered the week at No. 143 on the season-long standings but carded his lowest TOUR-sanctioned round (to this point) by five strokes.

• Mac Meissner (29-30), Lakewood National GC - Commander (par 71), second round, 2023 LECOM Suncoast Classic (12-under), 1 eagle, 10 birdies. Began on back nine, made five birdies and six pars across his first 11 holes before finishing with a flourish. Carded four consecutive birdies on Nos. 3-6 at Lakewood National in west Florida, then followed a par at 7 with a birdie at 8 and an eagle on the par-5 ninth to secure a place in Korn Ferry Tour history. The Southern Methodist alum began the day in a share of 108th place and flew near the top of the leaderboard with his emphatic performance.

• Sam Saunders (28-31), Atlantic Beach CC (par 71), first round, 2017 Korn Ferry Tour Championship (12-under), 13 birdies, one bogey. Began on back nine, made birdie on four of his first five holes, as well as his final six holes (Nos. 4-9). Atlantic Beach CC member was emboldened by a vocal home contingent, especially when he sunk a 10-foot birdie putt on his final hole to shoot the first sub-60 score in Korn Ferry Tour Finals history.

• Notah Begay III (27-32), The Dominion Club (par 72), Richmond, Virginia, second round, 1998 Dominion Open (13-under), 2 eagles, 9 birdies. Began on back nine, was 12-under on final 13 holes. Made the turn and eagled the par-4 first and then had hole-in-one two holes later. Closed with consecutive birdies to break 60. Finished T6.

• Doug Dunakey (27-32), Heatherwoode GC (par 70), Springboro, Ohio, second round, 1998 Miami Valley Open (11-under), 1 eagle, 1 bogey and 10 birdies. Began on front nine and was 10-under through 11 holes. Three-putted final hole from 25 feet for bogey. Finished T2.

• Jason Gore (28-31), Champions Run (par 71), Omaha, Nebraska, second round, 2005 Cox Classic (12-under). Began on the back nine and was 4-under after a bogey on No. 1. Closed with four birdies and two eagles, the final one coming on the 315-yard, par-4 ninth hole. Drove the green and made a 20-foot eagle putt for his 59. Won the tournament in a playoff.

• Will Wilcox, (30-29), Willow Creek CC (par 71), Sandy, Utah, fourth round, 2013 Utah Championship (12-under), 1 eagle, 10 birdies. Began on the back nine, with five birdies and one eagle on par-5 17th. Birdied his final two holes (Nos 8-9), making a 6-foot birdie putt to secure his 59 for a 21-under-par 263 total. Finished T3, one shot out of the playoff.

• Russell Knox (29-30), Hillcrest CC (par 71), Boise, Idaho, second round, 2013 Albertsons Boise Open (12-under), 2 eagles, 8 birdies. Began on the back nine and played his last 13 holes in 11-under. Needed to two-putt from 70 feet on his final hole. His putt for 59 was a 7-footer. Finished T12.