That ball was moving when Harman was preparing to chip......
Golf 2023
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Other folks on Twitter spotted it too.
Straka is the anti-Harman.
Address the ball, hit.
Address the ball, hit.
Jesus Christ that’s sealed it for sure
Nails.
Harman…. if anyone has ever putted their way to victory it’s this guy
How cool is that to play the Open Championship on your home course, hang around 15th. place all day, & birdieing the final hole in front of family & friends?
Harman’s drives have almost all looked like the replay of the same shot today.
Movie script stuff
I expected him to be a bit more shaky today but he has been very solid
Same. Very much a late Tom Watson at the Open performance from him.
10.2 is like putting on a fairway for those guys.
This is a very impressive performance by Harman. He is now under par for the day
Sometimes not being able to hit it out of one’s shadow works out there. Harman isn’t able to reach some of the danger today in the dampness.
I’ve always felt that, over the years, the Open rewarded the longest hitters the least. As someone who has never been a power hitter in baseball or golf, that pleases me.
Straka’s caddy…. keep off the chips
South Georgia and UGA Golf having themselves a helluva tournament with Harman and Straka
Jack Lumpkin was the man at Sea Island, I used to trade wine for lessons with him.
Nice one. I’ll see you at the bar.
Good for him.
Just a cool $3 million payday
Being called "champion golfer of the year" has got to be something
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The engraver said ‘feck it, I’m gonna start the etching of his name early!’
Every southern boy that’s ever picked up a golf club has a happy tear in his eye right now
Perhaps it’s just me…. find Sky golf commentators to be so incredibly boring.
Compare them to Peter Alliss and Wayne Grady.
Compare them to Peter Alliss and Wayne Grady.
A lot of smarm and not very clever quips.
Same, played it more times than I can count. Didn’t know that was his home course either.
A colleague of mine grew up with Harmon & consistently beat him soundly until around 15/16, said he was easily the worst of the group of guys that grew up in the subdivision & called SB their home course. He said Harmon all of a sudden grew to the height he is now, found balance in his golf swing, then went on a run as a junior amateur that helped pave his way into college & then the tour.
Gotta love a story like that.
No more golf worth watching til the Ryder Cup 
His record is pretty decent in majors, i didn't think he would choke at all and while great for him to win it was a boring final day
Nah, the BMW is usually pretty good. I think it’s the best tournament of the fedex. Tour Championship is just fun to watch and birdie heavenNo more golf worth watching til the Ryder Cup
Just can't get interested in the TC, they basically assault that course & it just rolls over for them. Sad because they could make that course difficult as it is a great layout & a test if allowed to be.
I'd love to see a stableford tourney format for the TC, really incentivize going deep.
My joy of golf was when playing old school courses as that's what I grew up playing on, I just can't get my head around the typical PGA course's set up.
Couldn't miss a fairway with driver yesterday, long and straight.
Couldn't hit an iron if my life depended on it though. Keep low hooking the ball. Not quite sure what it is I've changed. Delofting the club somehow? Not really sure.
Couldn't hit an iron if my life depended on it though. Keep low hooking the ball. Not quite sure what it is I've changed. Delofting the club somehow? Not really sure.
I sacrificed a couple of clubs in junior tourneys, but I never had (a) a club repair trailer on site & (b) a birdie putt after them...
Beat my 7 iron carry (albeit in warm weather)