Harrington mourns lost chances

Padraig Harrington is searching for the positives in his disappointing US Open finish. He finished eighth.

Mon, 17 Jun, 2002 - 07:19

Padraig Harrington is searching for the positives in his disappointing US Open finish.

Second at halfway in the US Open golf, he finished only eighth, a double bogey six at the final hole itself costing him three places and over 73,000 US dollars.

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