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ESPN.com · Jun 28, 2025

Harrington's birdie on 18 keeps him tied atop U.S. Senior Open

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Padraig Harrington chipped in from 20 yards off the green on the 18th hole Saturday to salvage a floundering round and pull back into a tie for the lead with Stewart Cink and Mark Hensby at the U.S. Senior Open.

Harrington's chip-in for birdie capped a round of 2-under 68 and put him in the same spot he was in to start -- tied with the same two opponents he played with over another tricky day at the Broadmoor that included wind, rain, even a flash of lightning that pulled the players off the course for a half-hour.

"We could've taken the day off," Harrington said as he shook hands to wrap up a day of twists and turns.

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