US Open Championship: Badrge Harrington wins his second title after he reached the favorite home of Stewart Cink from one shot | Golf news

Padraig Harington won his second key in an American championship, closing his tour on Sunday with seven Pars, in a row, to the favorite Top Home Stewart Cink with one shot.

Playing alongside CINK for the fourth consecutive day, Harrington called three less than 67 to finish 11 under 269 at the sloping hard Broadmoor.

The Irish sealed this match by hitting his approach to eight feet in 18th place, and pressed Cink, which was late by one but sat 30 yards in front of him in the corridor.

The CINK approach fell on the edge of the edge, but it was woven back and did not rest until it was 35 feet to create two bot.

This gave Harrington an advantage, which was calming to conclude victory to make him the second title of the first player in the United States in four years. Harrington won the open in 2007 and 2008 as well as the PGA championship in 2008.

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He was briefly threatened by Miguel Angel Gamenies, after opening with a ghost, he made eight birds to reach a shot of the lead.

However, he hit his shot on the left in No. 18 and made another ghost, but it still reaches six years, his best tour of the championship, to occupy the third place.

Mark Hinsbi, who made 19 birds over the first three days, achieved only two on Sunday and shot three 73, leaving him in the fourth place with Thomas Piurn in five years.

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