Alfredsson, 29, reeled off eight birdies in posting a 32-31-63 over the 6,244-yard, par-71 course on Thursday. It elevated her name to the highest level of single-round scoring in a major championship, man or woman.
For the course, she hit 15 greens and had three par-saving putts on her way to a total of 25. Four of her birdies were on putts ranging from 15 to 35 feet.
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