Padraig Harrington shoots Bogey-Free 66 to take one Shot Talay to Senior Open

Berkshire, England – Padraig Harrington pted his last hole on Friday for 5-Mank 65, giving him a one-time lead in the ISP Handa Senior Open, because he goes for his second older title of the year.

Defending Champion KJ Choi had a leading late in the second round on the old course on Sunningdale until Bogeas 16. and 17. years. Choi had to settle for 67 and was one shot along with Thomas Fine, who had 63.

Harrington tries to become a fifth player who will win open and older open.

“Where should I make a grade I’ve achieved, then I grabbed the many other holes,” Harrington said. “Hit some recovery shooting and managed me a game, but I never showed a lot of confidence in my swing. I obviously like these 72 holes, and bigger golf courses match me.”

Senior Open is the fifth main on PGA tourist champions. Regular tournaments are 54 holes. Harrington won the American older open on Broadmoor in Colorado.

Bjorn was angry day on Friday and worked in his favor. He was furious with him for ruining the good beginning in the opening circle with three bogeas in the last four holes. He sent that frustration in four birds in five holes at the beginning. He made an eagle at 220 yard 11. place. And after the fall of the shot at 16. and 17. hole, he finished with a bird.

“I just got out here in that mode I have played yesterday and I was well angry,” I said just angry, “I said just angry,” I said just angry, “I was just angry,” I said Just madly “, I just said I was angry,” I just said, I was just angry, “I just said,” I said just madly, “I said. “I wanted to go to the beginning and hit a great blow 2, which wasn’t like a given bird, and then I hit good shots from there.

“The first 12 holes were just an absolute joy.”

Among those two shots behind them were Ernie Els and Justin Leonard, who went out in the open last week outdoors.