Teen Golfer Blades Brown Sets PGA Tour Record in Professional Debut

The 17-year-old broke a 40-year record with an 8-under 64 but missed the cut after a challenging third round.

Blades Brown, 17, recorded an 8-under 64 during the second round of The American Express, the lowest PGA Tour round by a player under 18 in four decades.
Brown's performance included six consecutive birdies and ten birdies overall in his second round on the Nicklaus Tournament Course.
Despite his historic showing, Brown missed the 54-hole cut after struggling in the third round, finishing at 6-under, two shots below the cut line.
Brown demonstrated maturity and optimism, emphasizing the importance of learning from the experience and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to compete.
The young golfer is set to compete in the Monday qualifier for the Farmers Insurance Open, aiming for another chance to showcase his talent.