Okay, so I’ve been digging into this whole John Harris and Augusta National thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a bit of a rabbit hole. Here’s how I went about it, and what I cobbled together.
First Steps: Basic Searching
I started, like anyone would, by just doing some basic searches. I wanted to know who this John Harris guy was, and what his connection to Augusta National even was. I typed in stuff like “John Harris golf” and “John Harris Augusta National” to cast a wide net, just trying many basic searching words.
Deep Dive: Sifting Through Results
I had to scroll through a few things. I started to get a better sense of who he was – apparently, a pretty good amateur golfer back in the day. And, the connection to Augusta? He’s a member, and not just any member, but a really influential one.
Figuring Things Out: Connecting the Dots
I was able to find it, this guy Harris was the 1993 U.S. Amateur champion. That’s a big deal, and it explains the Augusta connection – winning the U.S. Amateur gets you an invite to the Masters, which is played at Augusta National,I konw it.
I started to see that Harris wasn’t just a former player, he was super involved in how Augusta National is run. Seems like he’s on a bunch of committees and has a lot of say in how the course is set up and how the tournament is run.
Putting It All Together
So, after my little research, I understand the following:
John Harris is a big deal at Augusta National.
He’s not just a former champion golfer, he’s a major behind-the-scenes figure.
It took a little bit of hunting and pecking, but piecing together the story of John Harris and his role at Augusta National was pretty satisfying. I love how you can just stumble onto these interesting stories by just following your curiosity.
