US EditionBrian Harman handles the wind and cold at Texas Open for his first win since British Open
- Brian Harman secured his first title since 2023 at the Valero Texas Open on Sunday.
- Golfers faced challenges at TPC San Antonio, increasing the difficulty in securing a win.
- Harman shot 75 in the final round but maintained his lead with birdies on the 12th and 14th.
- Harman said he was "so proud of how I handled these conditions," winning $1,710,000 and boots.
- This victory sends Harman to the Masters, while Ryan Gerard finished second earning $1,035,000.
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Harman handles the wind and cold at Texas Open for his first win since the British Open
SAN ANTONIO — Brian Harman handled the wind and the chill Sunday with a pair of key birdies on the back nine Sunday in the Valero Texas Open, closing with a 3-over 75 for a three-shot victory, his first title…
Orlando Sentinel
Harman wins Texas Open for first title since British Open. Angel Cabrera wins on senior circuit
By The Associated Press SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Brian Harman handled the wind and the chill Sunday with a pair of key birdies on the back nine Sunday in the Valero Texas Open, closing with a 3-over 75 for a three-shot victory, his first title since the 2023 British Open. Harman began the final round with a three-shot lead and it soon became a tight battle with Andrew Novak, who was going for his first PGA Tour victory and a spot in the Masters. Harma…
Tioga Publishing
Harman keeps calm in the winds to clinch Texas Open
Brian Harman kept steady in the wind as he held on to his three-shot lead to win the PGA Tour Texas Open in San Antonio on Sunday.
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