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Padraig Harrington has headed home to Ireland in an effort to recharge his batteries ahead of next week's Ryder Cup. The three-time major winner is one of the European team's big-guns and has been tipped to form a partnership with Ulsterman Graeme McDowell for the foursomes and fourballs.

Continue Reading: Harrington heads home

Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell has voiced his wish to team-up with Padraig Harrington at the upcoming Ryder Cup in Valhalla. McDowell made Nick Faldo's team after finishing sixth in the European Ryder Cup points list and now wishes to form a partnership with his fellow Irishman Harrington over the one of the most exciting golfing weekends on the calendar.

Continue Reading: McDowell pushes for Padraig partnership

Three-time major winner Padraig Harrington has revealed a major motivating factor on the golf course - fear. Many would expect Harrington to be brimming with confidence after bagging the Open Championship and US PGA Championship in Quick succession.

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Padraig Harrington has revealed he thrives on the pressure of battling it out in the final stages of a major. The Irishman has now won three majors after triumphing in the US PGA Championship at Oakland Hills earlier in the month, adding to his two Open Championship crowns.

Continue Reading: Harrington: I thrive on pressure

Padraig Harrington made it two majors on the bounce with his win in the PGA Championship at Oakland Hills yesterday (Sunday, August 10th). The Irishman, who carded a final round 66 to end up on three-under par for the championship, held off the challenges of Ben Curtis and Sergio Garcia to become the first European to lift the trophy since 1930.

Continue Reading: Harrington triumphs in PGA

Members of the victorious European Ryder Cup team from 2004 can only be at an advantage when finding themselves back at Oakland Hills for this year's US PGA Championship, according to Padraig Harrington.

Continue Reading: Europeans to draw on 2004 vibes

Open champion Padraig Harrington has set himself new targets after bagging a second major at Royal Birkdale last week. The Irishman, now third in the world rankings, had given himself the goal of winning two majors after his first triumph at Carnoustie last year.

Continue Reading: Harrington aiming high

Padraig Harrington became the first European to retain the Open Championship in over 100 years yesterday (Sunday, July 20th) at Royal Birkdale. The Irishman held off the challenges of Greg Norman and Ian Poulter to win his second successive Open crown, a final round 69 taking him to a three-over par winning score.

Continue Reading: Harrington hangs onto Open

Padraig Harrington will try to shrug off a wrist injury and defend his crown at the 137th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, starting tomorrow (Thursday, July 16th). The Irishman is determined to tee off in the major, despite hardly practicing since hurting his wrist in a victorious appearance at last week's Irish PGA at the European Club.

Continue Reading: Harrington makes Open decision

Open champion Padraig Harrington intends to defend his title at Royal Birkdale this week despite suffering a wrist injury at the Irish PGA tournament. The Irishman is still hoping to compete at the major despite not hitting a shot since his win at the European Club on Saturday (July 12th).

Continue Reading: Open champ hit by injury scare

Open champion Padraig Harrington is eager to follow up last summer's success by bagging another major at the US Open on Sunday (June 15th). The Irishman insists that he is not satisfied by his dramatic play-off victory over Spain's Sergio Garcia at Carnoustie and claims the hard work he has subsequently put in will pay off at Torrey Pines this week.

Continue Reading: Harrington desperate for Torrey Pines win

Golf stars Padraig Harrington and Sergio Garcia will go head to head at next month's European Open at The London Club in a repeat of last year's playoff at the Open Championship in Carnoustie. The pair will be facing each other on a British course for the first time since their dramatic battle, which Harrington won to secure his first major.

Continue Reading: Harrington and Garcia set for British Open

Padraig Harrington, who comes into this year's Welsh Open at the Celtic Manor Resort next month as the Open champion, feels he can learn a lot from the course. The Irishman, who consolidated his status as one of the world's top players by becoming the first European player to win the major in eight years, has noted the fact that the Newport venue will host the Ryder Cup in 2010.

Continue Reading: Open winner turns his attention to Wales

The 2007 Open victory achieved by Padraig Harrington drew attention to the use of 'rescue clubs' by professionals, but the golfer's desire to tailor a bag to his or her needs is becoming more apparent, as indicated by the success of a north-east-based manufacturer.

Continue Reading: Club maker attracts interest