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Every athlete, golfers included, remembers their first professional title forever, but opening that record with an extraordinary performance intensifies that feeling of fulfillment. Frankie Harris, 23 years old and ranked 310th in the world, has firmly entered that group of champions chosen with a footnote.

Making his way in the world of golf, Frankie Harris opened his record in only his sixth tournament as a professional by winning the Pinnacle Bank Championship, on the Korn Ferry Tour, the stepping stone to the PGA Tour.

Harris, statements

The American experienced a dream first title because he was able to sign a score under 60 strokes on the final day, sealed with a birdie on the 18th hole for a 59 (-12), with an eagle and 10 birdies without a bogey on the par-71 course at the Club at Indian Creek in Omaha.

Tied for first place with his compatriot Alistair Docherty, both with a total of 262 strokes (-22), Harris prevailed on the second playoff hole. «This is something I’ll never forget,» exclaimed the new champion.

«It never even crossed my mind to shoot a 59. Honestly, I didn’t know I shot a 59 when I sank that putt on the 18th. I knew I was playing well, but I just wanted to keep the pace and finish strong,» Frankie exclaimed.

«I was ready to crack open my first beer after the round, but my caddie and I wisely decided against it because Alistair was coming on strong and ultimately forced the playoff,» Harris commented.

It never even crossed my mind to shoot 59. Honestly, I didn’t know I’d shot 59 when I sank that putt on the 18th. I knew I was playing well, but I just wanted to maintain my rhythm and finish strong.
Frankie Harris
World No. 310 Golfer

«I went out to play when I saw I’d birdied the 17th because I knew there was a good chance I’d birdie the 18th too. I warmed up. He birdied it, and I heard all the cheers from the driving range. I knew the title was going to be decided in a playoff, so I thought it was my moment,» the winner concluded.

Frankie Harris, champion of the Korn Ferry Tour’s Pinnacle Bank Championship, shot a 59 in the final round and won in a playoff against Alistair Docherty.

Harris finished his college career at South Carolina ranked ninth, a ranking that earned him a partial Korn Ferry Tour card and full PGA Tour Americas status.

With his victory in Omaha, the American climbs to No. 29 in the rankings and takes another step toward his goal of finishing in the top 20 at the end of the season to secure his 2027 PGA Tour card.