Brian Harman simply never gave anyone a chance.

The American routed the field, never truly slipping back during Sunday’s final round, to win the British Open at 13-under par at Royal Liverpool Golf Course for his first major championship.

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The 36-year-old Georgian, who only had two PGA Tour wins to his name coming in, won by six strokes over Jason Day, Tom Kim. Jon Rahm and Sepp Straka, all finishing at 7 under.

Harman held a five-shot lead entering the final round. 

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Brian Harman wins British Open in rout for first major championship

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