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21 year old Aldrich Potgieter has made history at every stage of his career, becoming the second youngest Amateur Champion, youngest Korn Ferry Tour winner, youngest player to ever shoot 59 on a professional tour, and the youngest winner from South Africa ever on the PGA Tour. Today, he just shot his first ever round in the 60s at a major with a 3 under par 67 to currently hold a share of the lead on his PGA Championship debut. He said after the round: “I think it helped this morning being out so early. There wasn't a lot of people out there this morning on the first couple of holes. So it was nice to kind of get in my own little space and kind of get a groove in early on. It's nice being in America playing here over the last two years and kind of coming to these big events, playing more Signature Events as well. I definitely feel this week I'm more comfortable. “I had some really nice finishes in the last couple weeks, kind of momentum moving in. So that's also nice.” He went on to talk about how it feels to shoot his lowest round in a major: “Yeah, it's nice to be on the leaderboard early on in the week. I think the last couple of weeks I didn't have that first round where I got myself close enough to the leaders, and kind of felt like I had to catch up a little bit. So it's nice to be in this position now and getting in before hopefully the wind picks up a little bit for this afternoon. It's nice to get out early and get the first day done.” If Aldrich were to win this week, he would be the youngest winner of the PGA Championship since it became a strokeplay event. @PGAChampionship