PGA Tour player Greyson Sigg left his mark on the island after equalling the course record at Mid Ocean Club last week.

Playing alongside fellow Tour player Henrik Norlander and two host members, the American shot a magnificent 62, which included a pair of eagles, to tie the 25-year course record set by Bermuda’s Michael Sims in 2001.

Sigg started strong with early birdies to quickly dip to 4 under through four holes and maintained his momentum on the back nine, highlighted by a pair of eagles on the 11th and 15th holes.

Despite missing a few opportunities down the stretch, the 31-year-old closed out his historic round completely unaware of his landmark achievement until stepping off the 18th green.

“The golf course is unbelievable and I’m thrilled to get a course record,” Sigg said. “Every hole is completely different with great twists and turns. It’s a course I would love to play every day.”

The 31-year-old also praised the warm hospitality he received at the club.

“From the second I stepped foot on the property, everyone was super welcoming. They rolled out the red carpet and I can attribute a good round of golf to everybody being so kind,” he said.

Sigg was on island to compete in the Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal Golf Course, where he finished tied for eleventh at 12 under and Swede Norlander tied for 64th at 3 under.

Earlier this year, the Mid Ocean Club golf course was rated 44th in Golf Digest magazine’s World’s 100 Greatest Courses, a listing of the best courses outside America.

As the only Charles Blair Macdonald design outside the United States, the 18-hole layout will undergo a restoration project led by world-renowned architect Gil Hanse from October 2027.