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Colorado Springs, Colo. – Padraig Harrington went out on the main championship that felt more like playing the match, closing on Sunday with seven straight couple.
Playing with zinc for the fourth flat day, Harrington recorded 3-below 67 to end in 11-Mandu 269 on a ticklish, very sloping wide. The Irishman was sealed that this match hit his approach at 8 feet on number 18, putting pressure on Zinc, which is one, but on the sailing meeting 3 meters in front of him.
The CINK’s approach landed on the downside down, but turned back and did not rest until there were 35 feet to set up twice.
It made the advantage of Harrington, who also two to seal victory, although the last laughter went to Broadmoor.
Minatir earlier, Zinc had a look at 6 feet to bind no. 16 and 17. The one on the 16 sliding on the left, the one in 17 burned the edge and remained right. Zinc, who hit more greenery over 72 holes from anyone (64), but has diminished the importance of this on this course, it turned out to be true.
Truly is thitter that is important. Zinc took two more from Harrington on the fourth day of their calculation – the difference between victory and loss.
Harrington won his second American opening in four years in four years, adding that in the case of a trophy that includes British 2007 and ’08.
The only player who threatened to enter a mixture in this show two men was Miguel Angel Jimenez. After opening with Bogey, Jimenez made eight birds to retire in the shot of the leading.
But he failed Tee Shot well abandoned to no. 18, he had to break out and made Bogee. He still shot the best round of tournaments, 6-less than 64, and he finished in the third, two shots back.
Another player in Zinc-Harrington Group – Players Team would not win time – was Mark Hensby.
Celebrating his 54th birthday, Hensby could not wait for any magic that led to 19 birds during the first three days and the water content. He only made two weeks and shot at 3-greater 73 to tie in fourth in 5 under Thomas Bjorn.
Harrington: He had a “real break” on the American senior open
Padraig Harrington thinks about competing Stewart Zinc to win American older older, shares how he could get all the “right breaks” over the weekend to win the tournament.
Harrington’s shot of signature was the last bird of the day – 12 foot on a par-4 11. Which put it in 11 below. It was a direct look, one of the very rare anyone on this golf course.
But really, maybe less than 24 hours earlier when he was 20 meters from a green bird that was tied to step in the final day, asking the fourth time and placing the game scene that fell into the end shot.
