Professional golfer and Victory Ranch member Tony Finau is no stranger to setting new records — and this summer has been no exception. On July 10, the Utah native broke his own course record for a round while playing right here at the Ranch. The veteran golfer — who opted to spend time on the green in Park City in lieu of competing in the PGA Tour event — bested his own personal record when he shot his second-ever round under 60. Finau’s record round was three strokes better than his previous Victory Ranch record of 62.

“Shooting in the 50s is rare and I’ll take em when I can get em,” Finau captioned an Instagram Story post. “Side note to that round. I played the ball as it lies in every situation and finished everything.” Finau also reportedly recorded a clubhead speed of 206 miles per hour on a swing during a round at the Park City course.

Designed by Rees Jones, Victory Ranch’s 18-hole golf course is a meandering masterpiece characterized by bent grass greens and fairways, bluegrass and 360-degree panoramic views from the 17th hole, making it the perfect place to play a leisurely round or set a new personal record. It has been rated among the best courses in the state by Golf Digest, and it’s certainly likely that Finau can agree. 

Learn more about Tony Finau’s record-breaking accomplishment by reading the Golf.com article here.