EDISON, N.J. – Drinks are on Brian Harman. Drinks are on Brian Harman.
No, we’re not a vinyl record stuck on the turntable. (Note to kids: ask your parents what a turntable is.) We’re only covering ourselves for the pair of holes-in-one that the diminutive lefthander made in Sunday’s final round at The Barclays.
Harman, who otherwise had a less than stellar round at Plainfield Country Club, aced both the 183-yard third and 218-yard 14th holes.
It’s just the third time in PGA Tour history that two hole-in-ones have been recorded in the same round. Yusaku Miyazato did it on Round 2 of the 2006 Reno Tahoe Open at Montreaux Golf & Country Club, while Bill Whedon was the first to do it, in Round 1 of the 1955 Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Country Club in Connecticut.