For the first five holes on Thursday, it looked like Jordan Spieth might set the Royal Portrush golf course on fire with his red-hot play.
He cooled off considerably after that, however, starting his Open Championship with a one-under 71 in the first round of play.
That put him three strokes behind Shane Lowry (four-under), who sat atop the leaderboard after his opening round alongside JB Holmes and Jon Rahm (who were both four-under and still in action at the time of publication).
Spieth shot up the leaderboard early with birdies on the second, third and fifth holes.