Two record-equalling 62s at The Open - and two different reactions

Two record-equalling 62s at The Open - and two different reactionsTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Herbert feels 'all the emotions' after record-equalling round at The OpenByJonathan JurejkoBBC Sport golf reporter at Royal BirkdalePublished7 minutes ago1 CommentsIn the space of about 20 minutes, two players added to men's major golf history at Royal Birkdale - but the reactions on the 18th green could not have been more contrasting.When Australia's Lucas Herbert missed a five-foot par putt on the last, there was a grimace from him and a groan from the galleries. The bogey meant he had missed a golden chance to become the first man to shoot 61 at one of the sport's blue-riband events.Shortly afterwards, Sam Burns of the United States chipped in from a greenside bunker to also record an eight-under-par round. Burns punched the air as a rapturous roar - which ripped across the course - reverberated in his ears.His brilliant birdie meant he matched Herbert's score as the pair became only the sixth and seventh men to shoot 62 at a major."I've got a lot of emotions, whether its relief or pride, or disappointment," Herbert told BBC Radio 5 Live."But I'm in a great position going into the weekend and got my name in the record books."There are a lot of things to be proud of and when the dust settles that's what I'll focus on the most."Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Lucas Herbert's bogey on the 18th at Royal Birkdale stopped him becoming the first man to shoot 61 at a majorThe Open round two: Herbert & Burns equal record scores, Scheffler heads outHerbert and Burns joined South Africa's Branden Grace as the only player to shoot a 62 at the Open, which also came at Royal Birkdale in 2017.Herbert, a self-confessed "golf nerd", knew how close he was to history and despondently stooped down with hi...