Justin Thomas breaks Johnny Miller’s record for lowest single-round score in U.S. Open history

Have a day, Justin Thomas.

Early in his moving day round, Thomas nearly broke the internet with this crazy roller coaster putt:

Off the green

Putting while not facing the hole

Third birdie of the day

Nice, @JustinThomas34. #USOpen https://t.co/5jCkAalsuW

— U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) June 17, 2017

But there was much, much more to come. Thomas shot 9-under par at Erin Hills on Saturday, breaking Johnny Miller’s record for lowest single-round score in relation to par in U.S. Open history. Miller finished 8-under all the way back in 1973 at Oakmont.

Thomas, pink pants and all, was just brilliant Saturday. Putts like these were a common occurrence:

Here. Comes. @JustinThomas34. #USOpen https://t.co/JEBgCK15P4

— U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) June 17, 2017

"@JustinThomas34, 26'10" for the solo lead" ... drop#USOpen https://t.co/5K2pqeuECI

— U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) June 17, 2017

And the dagger:

And there it is! @JustinThomas34's 9-under 63 sets the #USOpen record for the lowest score in relation to par. https://t.co/aicd4H69eg

— U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) June 17, 2017

We’ll see if Thomas can carry this momentum into Sunday, but the fact remains: it was a record-breaking weekend for him regardless.