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HARRINGTON WINS THE BATTLE AT THE BROADMOOR ⛰️ Padraig Harrington is a two-time U.S. Senior Open champion. pic.twitter.com/oWJ9YGgJnY— USGA (@USGA) June 29, 2025 Harrington had two putts on the final green to win out after Cink missed a challenging putt for birdie which would have forced the Irishman to hole from around eight foot for victory. However, Harrington, following a sublime approach shot to the last green, was able to close out in relative comfort, rolling his birdie putt inches past the 18th hole. Padraig Harrington 🇮🇪 is in prime position at @TheBroadmoor! pic.twitter.com/H4ndTCY0mB— USGA (@USGA) June 29, 2025 After a glorious career in which he won Open Championships in 2007 and 2008, and the PGA Championship in 2008, Harrington has now won two majors on the senior tour. He previously won the US Senior Open in 2022. Advertisement Harrington chipped in for birdie on the 18th hole yesterday to play his way in to a three-way tie for the lead and ensure he went into today’s final grouping with Cink and Mark Hensby of Australia. Harrington made a blistering start today, with birdies on three of the first five holes. He dropped shots on holes seven and 10. He had a birdie on nine and after another birdie on 11. The Dubliner then made par on every hole to the finish, with his round of 67 enough to secure glory. Lift it high, @padraig_h! pic.twitter.com/YNa4OTfs7X— USGA (@USGA) June 29, 2025 “These greens are unbelievably difficult,” Harrington said afterwards, “and you have to be precise going into it so there’s a lot of pressure, so ultimately whatever number you pick you’ve just got to commit to it and be confident and go with it and accept maybe the odd few mistakes during the week. “You’ll probably find that I made the least of them or got the least of the bad breaks, but that’s golf isn’t it? 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