Course record secures emphatic victory for Gaunt
Daniel Gaunt shot a course-record 60 at Burhill's Old Course to win the eighth event of the 66 Pro Tour and consolidate his position at the top of the Order of Merit

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Daniel Gaunt of Australia shot a course-record, ten-under-par round of 60 on his way to a 66 Pro Tour victory on the Old Course at Surrey's Burhill Golf Club.
In an outstanding display, Gaunt did not drop a single shot, slotting eight birdies and an eagle at the par-4 12th.
The Australian, who has now triumphed three times on the 66 Pro Tour, won by an emphatic margin of eight shots, further solidifying his position at the top of the Order of Merit.
Lee James, who won the tour's previous event at The Grove, finished in a tie for second together with Mike McLean and Paul Nessling.
The tour's next event is on August 1 at the Berkshire Golf Club.
The Order of Merit's top 66 players will qualify for the Tour Final, to be held at Surrey's prestigious Walton Heath Golf Club on October 27.
For more information on the 66 Pro Tour, email info@66protour.com. For details of future events, visit 66protour.co.uk/schedule (opens in new tab)
Burhill Old Course: Leading Scores
Daniel Gaunt - 60 - £1,200 Mike McLean - 68 - £550 Paul Nessling - 68 - £550 Lee James - 68 - £550 Mark Laskey - 70 - £162 David James - 70 - £162 Richard Edington - 70 - £162 Ralph Levett - 70 - £162
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