What with Ryo Ishikawa's 58 on the Japan circuit and Paul Goydos and Stuart Appleby's 59s on the PGA Tour, 2010 has already seen its fair share of really low scoring. But arguably the round of the summer was Bobby Wyatt's staggering 57 at the Alabama Boys' State Junior Championship. The 17-year-old made 12 birdies, an eagle and five pars over the par-71, 6,628-yard course at the Country Club of Mobile in late July. Wyatt needed only 23 putts and shot a 9-under 26 on the front nine."It was unbelievable," said Wyatt, whose birdie putt on the last hole hung on the lip. He had to settle for par. "People were congratulating me as I made the turn, but I knew there was a lot of golf to be played." Needless to say, Wyatt won the tournament for the third-straight year.
Hong Kong narrowly missed out in their bid for a podium place at the Queen Sirikit Cup following a disappointing final-round display at Fanling last month.
The hosts, who had grabbed the lead after...
