Harrington aiming to get back in the swing

PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON is hoping a new swing will help him to a high finish on his debut at the Austrian Golf Open this week.

Harrington aiming to get back in the swing
Thu, 22 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
Tom Canty

He has managed only one top-10 placing this season and is languishing down in 87th place in the Race to Dubai, with only the top 60 qualifying for the season-ending Dubai World Championships.

The three-time major winner has been working hard with new coach Pete Cowen and he will unveil a new swing in the opening round at the Diamond Country Club today.

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