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If you check the 64 Rodgers shot at the Gladstan Open on Sunday was a new course record since the course has been redesigned with the new layout and holes added. The old record was 65. The past record on the old course before they added the new holes and changed the design was a 62 shot by Coach Bruce Brockbank the coach of BYU, which Rodgers plays for. Kind of ironic that both records are held by the teacher and the student.
If you check the records the 64 Rodgers shot was a new course record since they redesigned the course
The only issue is the 64 was from the blue tees, not the black tees.
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