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Golfer Brian Harman revealed that his family friend, Cathy Dowdy, has been in a coma for nearly six weeks after attempting to save his 6-year-old son from drowning during a vacation in Florida. Harman, who was in China for a tournament at the time, shared the incident to raise awareness of Dowdy's bravery and asked for prayers for her recovery.
A woman named Cathy Dowdy is in a coma after attempting to save golfer Brian Harman's six-year-old son from drowning in a rip current in Florida. Harman, who was in China at the time, expressed gratitude for Dowdy's bravery and the actions of another rescuer, Crane Cantrell, who successfully saved his son. A GoFundMe page has raised over $80,000 for Dowdy's family as she remains unconscious with some brain damage. Harman highlighted the community's support and the heroism displayed during the incident.
Brian Harman, winner of the 151st Open, plans to celebrate his victory by getting on his tractor and mowing grass on his farming land. The American golfer, who finished six shots clear of the field, owns 40 acres of land and is excited to enjoy some time on his orange Kubota M5001 Narrow Series. Harman, who had never won a major before, held off the competition and remained at the top of the leaderboard for three of the four rounds. Despite facing occasional heckles from locals supporting his rivals, he credits the support of the fans and his self-belief for his success.
Brian Harman wins his first major championship at the 151st Open Championship, finishing with a six-stroke lead. Harman's calm and precise putting helped him secure the victory, earning him 600 FedExCup points and a $3 million share of the record prize fund of $16.5 million. Runners-up include Jason Day, Tom Kim, Jon Rahm, and Sepp Straka. Betting on long shots in golf is shown to be a viable strategy due to the depth of talent in the sport.
Brian Harman, a relatively unknown golfer, won the British Open with a six-shot lead, the largest margin of victory in the tournament since 2010. Harman's remarkable and resilient performance included a closing round of 70 and an impressive putting display, making 59 of 60 putts from within 10 feet. The victory marked his first win in six years and validated the hard work he put in when no one was watching. Harman, a left-handed Georgian with a passion for hunting, maintained his composure throughout the tournament and secured a well-deserved victory for the "grinders" in the golfing world.
Brian Harman, a left-handed golfer from Georgia, won the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool Golf Club, finishing 13 under and winning the Claret Jug by 6 strokes. Harman's victory was a long time coming, as he had been a highly talented player since his junior golf and college days. Despite being a good but not great PGA Tour player, Harman's exceptional short game and putting skills were on full display at The Open. This win catapults Harman's career and puts him in contention for a spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team.
Brian Harman clinched his first career major by winning the 2023 Open Championship in dominant fashion, finishing six shots ahead of his closest competitors. Despite a stormy start and rain-soaked conditions, Harman maintained his composure and carded a closing one-under 70 to secure victory. This win marks the third consecutive major victory for an American golfer. Rory McIlroy finished tied-sixth, extending his wait for a fifth major title to a decade. Harman's commanding lead heading into the final round ensured he avoided any potential collapse, ultimately securing a well-deserved victory.
Rory McIlroy's drought in major championships continues as he finishes tied for 6th at The Open Championship, seven shots behind winner Brian Harman. Despite a strong start with three birdies in the first six holes, McIlroy struggled to maintain his momentum and fell short of a comeback. Challenging weather conditions and missed opportunities on the green contributed to his sixth-place finish. However, McIlroy remains optimistic about his game and future chances in majors, highlighting his consistent performance in recent years.
Brian Harman wins the 2023 British Open Championship, taking home a $3 million prize from the record $16.5 million purse. The R&A has significantly increased the prize money for The Open over the years, aiming to maintain its status as a premier golf event. The payouts for the top finishers range from $1.7 million to $36,550, with additional prize money added for those who qualified for the final two rounds.
Brian Harman secured his first major title by winning the British Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club with a six-stroke lead, finishing at 13 under par. Harman, who had led the field since Friday, held off his challengers with a methodical performance, becoming the seventh player to win an Open at the course after leading after two rounds. This victory marks the largest margin of victory at a men's golf major since the 2020 U.S. Open.
Brian Harman secured his first major championship win at the British Open, finishing with a six-shot lead at 13-under. Sepp Straka came in second, while Jason Day, Tom Kim, and Jon Rahm tied for third at 7-under. Harman's victory marks his third career win on the PGA Tour and earns him $3 million from the record $16.5 million purse. He becomes the 15th American to win the British Open in the last two decades.
The 2023 British Open concludes on Sunday at Royal Liverpool, with Brian Harman maintaining a five-stroke lead going into the final round. American Cameron Young sits in second place, while Jon Rahm fired a personal major-record 63 to move into third. Jason Day, Viktor Hovland, and Tommy Fleetwood are among the contenders, but Harman's lead remains significant. CBS Sports will provide live coverage of the tournament, with the final round starting at 2:45 a.m. Eastern time and available for streaming on Peacock.
Brian Harman holds a five-stroke lead at 12 under heading into the final round of the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. Cameron Young and Jon Rahm are in contention, but Harman will need to slip up for anyone else to have a chance at the Claret Jug.
Brian Harman maintains his five-shot lead after the third round of The Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. Harman's strong performance on and around the greens, coupled with his accuracy off the tee, has put him in a favorable position to claim his first major title. However, he will need to fend off a chasing pack that includes Cameron Young, Viktor Hovland, and Jason Day. Jon Rahm stole the show with a record-breaking 63, but he still sits six shots behind Harman. The final round will determine if Harman can hold on to his lead and secure the Claret Jug.
Brian Harman maintains a five-shot lead heading into the final round of the British Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club. Harman's 2-under 69 on Saturday kept him ahead of Jon Rahm, who set a course record with a 63. Harman, who has two PGA Tour wins, is on the verge of winning his first major championship. He will tee off with Cameron Young, while Rahm will play alongside Viktor Hovland. Harman's victory is not guaranteed, but it will take a remarkable round and some help from him for anyone to overtake him.