What is the lowest 18 hole score in relation to par at The British Open?

The lowest 18 hole score in relation to par at The Open is -9 and currently held by two players: Paul Broadhurst, 3rd round in 1990 and Rory McIlroy, 1st round in 2010.

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The 1990 and the 2010 Open were both held at the Old Course in St Andrew.

The 1990 winner was Nick Faldo with a total score of -18.

The 2010 Open winner was Louis Oosthuizen with a total score of -16.

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