Brian Harman, the Claret Jug is in his kitchen
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Winning The Open can change a life. The proof. Brian Harman, crowned at the end of July on the side of Liverpool, made a big leap in the world rankings, but that’s not all. His wife Kelly allows him to put the prestigious Claret Jug where he wants, when he wants, in their home on St Simon’s Island, Georgia.
Brian Harman, statements
Brian Harman thinks the best place to put the coveted trophy is on the kitchen counter.
And even if he needed to negotiate with his wife, he was the one who won in the end, a bit like in Hoylake in July: “Every time I pass by, I can’t believe it. She asked me several times to move her, and I told her no, a definite no, ”Harman smiled Tuesday in Memphis, at a press conference.The 9th player in the world, a hunter in his spare time, has long been rather discreet on the circuit.
Since his triumphant return to Georgia, in a private jet, followed by a few beers in private, with his manager, he has much more confidence in himself. This can already be felt at home, since he can put the Claret Jug wherever he wants.
We’ll see if that’s also the case this weekend in Memphis on the course of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the first stage of the FedEx Cup playoffs.The tournament was first held in October 1860 at Prestwick Golf Club on Scotland’s west coast, with eight participants playing each other in one day over a distance of 36 holes.
The competition was born as an attempt to identify the new golf champion following the death of Allan Robertson, considered the best player of his time and who died in 1859; the first winner was Willie Park Sr., who beat Tom Morris Sr.
by two strokes[1] The following year the tournament became open to non-professional players as well.[2] From 1871 the Open was not organized by Prestwick Golf Club alone, but the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews and the Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers of Muirfiled joined;[3] the Royal and Ancient Golf Club became…
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Source : tennisworldusa
