Of all the four major championships, The Open Championship is perhaps the most unpredictable—much like the inclement weather that can blow across the Scottish coast at a moment’s notice.
Look no further than last year, when Brian Harman decimated Royal Liverpool to win by six shots at 13-under-par. Harman, who arrived in England with 125-to-1 pre-tournament odds, claimed his first major championship and, quite frankly, nobody saw it coming. The lefty plucked his way around Hoylake, avoiding Royal Liverpool’s penal bunkers while placing himself in the proper positions all week. His 6-under 65 on Friday sealed the deal, as nobody came close to catching him over the weekend. Harman
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