Harrington

Zak Flaps

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12040_6449743,00.html

Good for him.

couerdelion

Perhaps the old adage of "form is temporary, class is permanent" rings true.

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couerdelion wrote: »

Perhaps the old adage of "form is temporary, class is permanent" rings true.

The other adage might also work - "there's no rough at the Malaysia Open so you can drive it wherever you like"

Delighted to see him win, whatever the field or course he's playing.

aster99

Great stuff!

Benicetomonty

BoardsMember wrote: »

The other adage might also work - "there's no rough at the Malaysia Open so you can drive it wherever you like"

Hard to believe he hasn't won the Masters yet so, isn't it?;)

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Benicetomonty wrote: »

Hard to believe he hasn't won the Masters yet so, isn't it?;)

Very hard. Oh wait, maybe not - maybe they arent comparable courses or fields at all?;);)

Oliver1985

POD is back!!!
He will win his next event too

PhilipMarlowe

3 top 10's there all the same and won more than $1m from The Masters tournament alone.
As soon as he figures out how to play the par 5's he'll be grand

VikingG

Yes delighted for Harrington.... tried hard to find a stream to watch it on Sunday morning but didn't manage it.

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Licksy wrote: »

3 top 10's there all the same and won more than $1m from The Masters tournament alone.
As soon as he figures out how to play the par 5's he'll be grand

If he's in good form I think he has a good chance of being up there in the masters. His short game is good enough, as you say, the stats would suggest that if he plays the par 5s well he has a great chance.

VikingG

Also he won using a new prototype Titliest V1x Ball... first player to do so...


http://www.titleist.com/teamtitleist/b/tourblog/archive/2010/10/18/padraig-harrington-earns-first-win-for-new-titleist-pro-v1-prototype-golf-ball-titleist-golf-ball-loyalists-earn-seven-wins-worldwide.aspx

A couple of weeks ago I tried out the Titliest V1.... good lord what a disaster... I think I had 4 Out of Bounds...

AGC

VikingG wrote: »

A couple of weeks ago I tried out the Titliest V1.... good lord what a disaster... I think I had 4 Out of Bounds...

Yeah definately down to the ball:rolleyes:

VikingG

- yes thats what I thought .. definetly the ball... my ****e swing has nothing to do with it...

But seriously... I just started playing in June and I came to the conclusion that the V1 ball is more suited to good low handicap players...

JerryHandbag

Licksy wrote: »

3 top 10's there all the same and won more than $1m from The Masters tournament alone.
As soon as he figures out how to play the par 5's he'll be grand

He should have won it the year Zach Johnson did....made an arse of the 15th when he needed birdie.

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VikingG wrote: »

But seriously... I just started playing in June and I came to the conclusion that the V1 ball is more suited to good low handicap players...

Seriously? You started in June and you're in a position to judge what type of a golfer is suited to a particular golf ball. That's pretty impressive.;)

Benicetomonty

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Very hard. Oh wait, maybe not - maybe they arent comparable courses or fields at all?;);)

Comparable in at least one way my man, according to your good self: No rough whatsoever.

blackwaterfish

PADRAIG Harrington has moved back into the world’s top 20 with his first victory in over two years at the Johor Open in Malaysia.

Latest leading positions: 1 Tiger Woods 8.49pts, 2 Lee Westwood 8.39, 3 Phil Mickelson 8.12, 4 Martin Kaymer 8.11, 5 Steve Stricker 7.45, 6 Jim Furyk 7.29, 7 Paul Casey 6.07, 8 Luke Donald 5.70, 9 Rory McIlroy 5.49, 10 Matt Kuchar 5.32, 11 Ernie Els 5.27, 12 Dustin Johnson 5.00, 13 Graeme McDowell 4.82, 14 Hunter Mahan 4.68, 15 Edoardo Molinari 4.67, 16 Ian Poulter 4.56, 17 Retief Goosen 4.35, 18 Zach Johnson 4.10, 19 Padraig Harrington 4.05, 20 Louis Oosthuizen 4.03.
Other leading Europeans: 23 Justin Rose, 25 Miguel Angel Jimenez, 26 Ross Fisher, 30 Francesco Molinari, 35 Robert Karlsson, 42 Peter Hanson, 47 Henrik Stenson, 51 Alvaro Quiros, 58 Martin Laird, 59 Rhys Davies


great news!