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SOUTHPORT, England — For the third time in two days, Royal Birkdale Golf Club surrendered an 8-under 62 on Saturday, as New Zealand's Ryan Fox became the eighth golfer to match the major championship scoring record of 62 in the third round of the Open Championship.
SOUTHPORT, England, July 18 : New Zealand's Ryan Fox shot a record-equalling eight-under-par 62 at the 154th British Open on Saturday, the third such score in two days at a becalmed Royal Birkdale, to move into a share of the lead.
SOUTHPORT, England, July 18 : New Zealand's Ryan Fox carded the third 62 in little more than 24 hours at the British Open to hit the top of the leaderboard at a sunny Royal Birkdale on Saturday.
AUCKLAND: The “fast and fearless” style New Zealand rehearsed in their Nations Championship wins over France and Italy bore fruit Saturday against Ireland in a 40-21 victory that extended the All Blacks’ winning streak at Eden Park to 53 matches over 32 years.
SOUTHPORT, England, July 18 : New Zealand's Ryan Fox made an early charge up the British Open leaderboard with an outward nine of 29 as the third round began in tranquil conditions at Royal Birkdale on Saturday.
TOKYO, July 18 : France ran in six tries against a ragged Japan at the National Stadium in Tokyo on Saturday with hooker Maxime Lamothe and fullback Matthieu Jalibert each grabbing a brace as Les Bleus rounded off their first leg of the inaugural Nations Championship with a 42-15 win.
Ireland suffered a crushing 40-21 defeat as New Zealand stretched their remarkable unbeaten run at Eden Park to 53 Test matches in round three of the inaugural Nations Championship.
Despite Ireland losing their last three games against the All Blacks, former full-back Rob Kearney does not believe the rivalry is going back to the days of New Zealand dominance.