COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Padraig Harrington’s first two U.S. Senior Open titles weren’t decided until the final hole. His record-tying third had no drama by the time he reached the back nine on Sunday.
Padraig Harrington never saw a golf swing he couldn't fix. The 54-year-old Irishman's own swing got the job done at the U.S. Senior Open at Scioto.
Not every great rivalry arrives with fist pumps, staredowns and unforgettable Sunday duels. Some are built one major championship at a time. That is exactly what is happening on PGA TOUR Champions.
Ernie Els redesigned an Arnold Palmer course to host the inaugural PGA Tour Champions Portugal Invitational this week.
Padraig Harrington reigned supreme at the US Senior Open last week. Meanwhile, Ian Poulter ended up finishing in fourth place after breaking par in his final three rounds at Scioto Country Club.
Padraig Harrington became the fourth golfer to win back-to-back U.S. Senior Open titles after shooting a final-round 66 on Sunday.
Not every great rivalry arrives with fist pumps, staredowns and unforgettable Sunday duels. Some are built one major championship at a time. That is exactly what is happening on PGA TOUR Champions.
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