There's a new golf sensation in town after Hsieh Cheng-wei became the youngest player in history to make the cut in one of the game's major tours.
The Chinese-Tapei star was in the field for the Linkou International, and got off to a storming start on Thursday when he posted a three under par 69. His second round tailed off slightly as he finished with a 74, but at one under par, he remains in the tournament for the weekend.
At 14 years and 33 days, Hsieh broke the record of Guan Tian-lang, who made the cut at the 2013 Masters when he was 14 years and 169 days. And for context, the legendary Tiger Woods - who reportedly shot a 48 over nine holes when he was only three-years-old, was 19 when he made his first professional cut at the 1995 Masters.
