Brian Harman, a pro who has won multiple times and had a Tour career that spans over three decades is the true professional.
Harman’s amateur career was quite decorated. Harman was a United States representative in the Walker Cup team of 2005, 2009 and 2007 and the Arnold Palmer Cup team during and before his time at Georgia.
Harman turned pro in 2009. He fought through mini-tours and the Nationwide Tour, earning a Tour Card for the 2012 PGA Tour Season.
Harman’s first Tour victory came in his third year on the Tour. He defeated local favorite Zach Johnson at the John Deere classic, his third tour event. Harman’s best season was in 2017, when he won the Wells Fargo Championship, and finished T-2 at the U.S. Open.
Harman, who is approaching 40, can still compete with the younger players, regularly appearing on the top page of the leaderboard. Since his Tour debut, Harman has earned nearly $30 million thanks to his consistency.
