And he's hoping the Lancashire selectors will take note of his maiden win in the Mitsushiba Northern Order of Merit.
The one-handicapper from Preston, who is studying golf at Myerscough College, said: "I'm self-taught and happy with the way I play. It would be great to represent my county but I know I will have to put together a few more results like this."
Harrison beat former Lancashire champion John Carroll by two shots as he chalked up six birdies in rounds of 74 and 76, six-over-par in total.
Carroll, from Huyton and Prescot, followed up his opening 80 with a best-of-the-day 72 to move into second place in the merit, 100 points adrift of Tommy Fleetwood.
The Formby Hall player was in an eight-way tie for fourth place with Ashton-under-Lyne's Matthew Nixon in the Brabazon Trophy at Moortown at the weekend will join Carroll in the Lancashire County Championship which starts at Southport and Ainsdale on Thursday.
MORE than 200 children from 12 local primary schools will take part in a Golf Fun Day at Heaton Park Academy to celebrate the official launch of the country's first official First Tee Chapter on June 22.
The event is being co-ordinated by The First Tee of Manchester and North Manchester School Sports Partnership team along with with Manchester City Council Leisure Services and Mack Trading Amenity Management. Details: info@empoweringyouthfoundation.org.uk or contact Dawn Roberts on 07917 431 411.
DAVID Shacklady won the first fixture on the newly- revived Northern Tour with a five-under-par 66 at Chester. The Mossock Hall ace followed up with a share of second place with Knutsford's Tim Maxwell in the Kendal pro-am, two shots behind Welshman Matthew Tottey who carded 66.
MERE'S Charlotte Wild put up a spirited fight before losing two and one to Yorkshire's Emma Brown in the English Women's Championship quarter-finals at Lindrick.
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