Colorado springs, colo. – Padraig Harrington and Stewart Sink on Friday ended the ups and downs of the US Senior Open for a second straight day and tied themselves to lead.
Share the last time to kick the weekend in The Peoff-Hil, Hard-to-Read Broadmore.
Sink made five shots against Harrington on the last nine holes of his head-to-one pair, and the players tied 6-under 134 over the weekend, as well as with late charging mark Hansbi.
Sink shot 31 on front nine, 31 of his second nine, matching Harrington’s score on the back.
Both players-Cowls two, who driving average of more than 300 yards on the 50-and-over PGA Tour Champion-it is called a comfortable couple, especially at a mountain course at a mountain course where the distance of the distance is anything, but the routine.
“If anything, he would be a little longer than me,” said Harrington. “But I think I know his game enough that I can see what is happening, as well. He is definitely a partner with whom I want to play.”
Hansbi shot the second straight round of its 3-under 67, which ended the round with its 14th and 15th Birds of the tournament. He is equal to 9-underworks above nine and 3 in front.
His 14th Bird Para-3 I-E-20-Foot put on the eighth that may have come close, his tea ball did not hit the green to play partner Dug Baron on green. Number 15 par-5 came on ninth-The easiest hole on the order, where he was two-foot from 20 feet, to climb into a tie for the first.
Sink hit all 18 greens in regulation, making it 35 out of 36 for the week. He overrated the state, especially in a course where the actual test begins on a notorious barely reading greens, which may not be away from a monument above the course on Mount Cheyen.
The 2009 Open Champion, who is playing at his first US Senior Open, said 52 -year -old Sink, “You don’t want to snatch downhill on this course, this is not a mystery.”
The best score of two each and 66 score of 66 at number 9 for your fifth bird on the front.
Harrington shot 31 to nine more difficult, then Para -5 maintained a lead over five with a shovel on third, thinking that there could be a chance to gain a big lead over the weekend.
One pair of three-pots-one seventh and second on par-3 fourth green which has slowed down to anger severe slopes-resulting in bogies.
“I was hoping that I would make it more,” Harrington said. “I made a miss-club at 15 to make a bogie, and then clearly going in the front nine. You are expecting some Birdi. There is nothing guaranteed.”
But it ended well for a three -time lead champion, winning the 2007 and ’08 and 2008 PGA Championships. Short-handed in a greenecide bunker at number 9, Harrington made 20-foot to draw a tie for a shirt.
“I was read a beautiful from Stewart. I don’t think I would have given it the same break, so it was good,” Herrington said, who won the US Senior Open in 2022. ,
Those who missed the cut were 12 -time senior chief champions Bernhard Langer, who were 77 and Angel Cabrera, two -time winners this year, who shot 75; Both missed the number three.
David Toms, Champion, last time when the Senior Open came to Broadmur in 2018, hit a 5 feet attitude at 18 for the Birdi, which was cutting the number.
But the headliners are Saturday Harrington and Sink, the biggest meetings before the end of this week can be held in 2002 in a Rider Cup Folysam match and another foreball competition in 2004. (Sink won both times.)
“I like to see him playing. I hope he probably feels the same about me,” Sink said. “We have mutual respect for each other. He is a world-class player and he has been doing it for a long time. If we can go here, I will love it.”
