"Winning on the PGA Tour is hard" – Harris English targets comeback win at Farmers Insurance Open after injuries and setbacks

Harris English looks forward to a strong comeback on the PGA Tour at this week's Farmers Insurance Open 2025. The American golfer took the lead in the ongoing PGA Tour event and topped the leaderboard after three rounds, teeing off for the final round one stroke ahead of Andrew Novak. He is in contention to win his first tournament on the PGA Tour since 2021.

Following the third round of the tournament on Friday, January 24, Harris English reflected on his game and said it was difficult to win on the PGA Tour but was looking forward to the final round. Speaking of his game at the Farmers Insurance Open, English said (via Tee Script):

"I feel like I had a pretty good year last year, I finished I think 57th on the FedExCup, which could have had some better finishes but I played decent. It's been really close. I feel like I worked really hard this offseason and it's nice to kind of see it starting to take shape and see it in tournament rounds."

"Winning on the PGA TOUR's hard. Winning in a place like this will be massive. It's one of my favorite places. And the list of winners here is pretty incredible, so I love being in the mix and looking forward to tomorrow," he added.

Harris English played a fabulous third round of 66 at the ongoing Farmers Insurance Open and jumped five spots on the leaderboard. He took the lead at 9-under.

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Harris English reflects on his performance at the Farmers Insurance Open 2025

English was phenomenal during the third round of the 2025 Farmers Insurance Open on Friday, January 24. He teed it up for the third round at the Torrey Pines Golf Course (South Course) and made three birdies on the front nine.

On the back nine, he carded a bogey on the 11th before adding four birdies for an impressive round of 6-under 66. Following the third round, English reflected on his performance and said (via Tee Script):

"I felt like I hit the ball really well on the back nine. I don't think I really hit many fairways, but to me I hit the ball really well. I mean, I've played this place for a long time now and I feel like."

"I know where to miss it, where to be aggressive and where to be patient and kind of have a yellow light pin of not being aggressive, too. I feel like I picked my spots really well today and it's nice when you're seeing some putts go in," he added.

Harris English tees off for the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open on Saturday, January 25, on the North Course of the Torrey Pines. He will tee off for the final round at 2:11 p.m. ET in a group with Andrew Novak and Aldrich Potgieter. The final round will start at 12:10 p.m. ET, with players beginning the game on the South and North golf courses.