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Padraig Harrington played himself into contention in the Senior Open, but was not happy with how he approached the event mentally. The three-time major winner has tiptoed over the age of 50, meaning he is now eligible for senior events. Ad/> He showed his class by winning the US Senior Open earlier in the year, and is looking to back that up at Gleneagles.
Padraig Harrington believes he won’t win the Senior Open at Gleneagles through simply being the biggest-hitter in the field, even though he was left with only 75 yards for his second shot at the par-5 18th on the King’s Course.
Golf enthusiasts wanting to see top stars of the game in action as they head to JCB for a tournament. Ryder Cup star Darren Clarke, as well as Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Colin Montgomerie and John Daly will all be making their way to the JCB Golf and Country Club to take part in a championship.
Talk about a memorable few days. David Carey turned 26 on Saturday, walked the hallowed turf of the Old Course at St Andrews for the first time on Sunday and will be back there in a fortnight’s time to play in the 150th Open.
Matt Fitzpatrick has been a major winner in waiting for several years, with the Englishman finally joining the exclusive club with his impressive victory at the 122nd US Open.
Veteran caddie Billy Foster will party for a week after Matt Fitzpatrick’s US Open victory became the “shining jewel” of his lengthy career.
It takes a lot for one as stoical as Billy Foster to admit that failure brought him to tears. But he says he was in that state – all the way from Sandwich home to Yorkshire, in fact – after Thomas Bjørn passed up the opportunity to win the 2003 Open Championship. “I thought about that every day for six months,” Foster said. “It broke my heart.”
The undoubted golden period of Irish golf arrived in the eight-season period from 2007 to 2014 – but are we on the verge of another spell of success on the world stage?