Harrington 'not concerned'

PÁDRAIG Harrington last night dismissed concerns over the state of his game so close to the Ryder Cup.

Sat, 28 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
Charlie Mulqueen, Munich

He was 74th of the 76-strong field in the NEC World Championship and finished 45th a week previous at the US PGA Championship.

Harrington shot a 75 in yesterday's second round of the BMW International in Munich to miss the cut by three shots.

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