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The loneliest fan at the British Open

Maybe he hasn’t taken a shower in a few days? Maybe he’s lost? Either way, this fan has plenty of space to himself.

Densely-packed crowds often form during golf tournaments as fans try to catch a glimpse of the best players in the world. But, sometimes, there is this guy who is all alone.

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If he’s expecting to see golf, he’ll be waiting a while as the final groups have already made their way through No. 5.

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