PADRAIG HARRINGTON SHOT a one-over-par 72 on Sunday as he finished 13 strokes behind eventual US Senior Open champion Bernhard Langer at SentryWorld Golf Course, Wisconsin.
Darren Clarke endured a harrowing final round, his six-over-par 76 leaving him on nine over for the tournament.
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Two-times Masters champion Langer, who is 65 years of age, shot a one-under-par 70 on Sunday to finish seven under, two strokes clear of America’s Steve Stricker in second.
Harrington bogeyed the par-4 second but rebounded instantly with birdie on the par-3 third.
Another birdie on the fifth moved him under par for the day and for the tournament, but a costly double bogey on the following hole put paid to an unlikely charge towards Langer.
Harrington was level par for his back nine, top and tailing it with a birdie and a bogey.
Clarke, meanwhile, suffered gravely on his front nine: the Northern Irishman opened with three consecutive bogeys before birdieing 4, bogeying 5 and birdieing 6.
He bogeyed again on the eighth and double-bogeyed the ninth, leaving him five over for the tournament on the turn.
Clarke steadied the ship thereafter but he bogeyed the last to finish six over.
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Harrington and Clarke finish well back as Bernhard Langer wins US Senior Open
PADRAIG HARRINGTON SHOT a one-over-par 72 on Sunday as he finished 13 strokes behind eventual US Senior Open champion Bernhard Langer at SentryWorld Golf Course, Wisconsin.
Darren Clarke endured a harrowing final round, his six-over-par 76 leaving him on nine over for the tournament.
Two-times Masters champion Langer, who is 65 years of age, shot a one-under-par 70 on Sunday to finish seven under, two strokes clear of America’s Steve Stricker in second.
Harrington bogeyed the par-4 second but rebounded instantly with birdie on the par-3 third.
Another birdie on the fifth moved him under par for the day and for the tournament, but a costly double bogey on the following hole put paid to an unlikely charge towards Langer.
Harrington was level par for his back nine, top and tailing it with a birdie and a bogey.
Clarke, meanwhile, suffered gravely on his front nine: the Northern Irishman opened with three consecutive bogeys before birdieing 4, bogeying 5 and birdieing 6.
He bogeyed again on the eighth and double-bogeyed the ninth, leaving him five over for the tournament on the turn.
Clarke steadied the ship thereafter but he bogeyed the last to finish six over.
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