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<ul class="summary-list"><li><keyword id="14304549" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="padraig-harrington" source="Orion">Padraig Harrington</keyword> won the US Senior Open on Sunday by a single stroke.</li><li>Harrington entered the final round with a five-stroke lead but was nearly chased down by Steve Stricker.</li></ul>BETHLEHEM, Pa. — A Ryder Cup proxy war broke out at the US Senior Open over the weekend, and this time, Europe came out on top.Through two rounds at Saucon Valley Country Club in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, the course had played tough — just 11 players broke par in the first round of action due in part to rainy conditions on Thursday morning. With thick, penal rough and challenging greens across all 18 holes, there was no mistaking it: This was a US Open course.But after gutting out a solid round through the rainy morning window, and then playing brilliantly bogey-free Friday, most recent Team Europe Ryder Cup captain Padraig Harrington led most recent Team USA Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker by one as the duo were set as the final pairing heading into moving day."It's a much stronger test than I expected. This is way, way tougher than our regular Champions Tour events," Harrington <a href="https://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id/34144710/padraig-harrington-leads-fellow-ryder-cup-captain-steve-stricker-us-senior-open-bernhard-langer-misses-cut" target="_blank" rel="noopener">said</a> after two rounds. "I knew this was a big advantage to me starting the week, both length-wise and being able to play from the rough if I am in the rough."On Saturday, it was Harrington that made the move, posting a five-under round that included five birdies and an eagle to stretch out his lead over the field to five strokes. Stricker's two-over round of 73 left him looking up the leaderboard.By Sunday morning, it felt possible that Harrington might coast to victory unchallenged. Through nine holes, Harrington's lead on the field had actually stretched to six, but Stricker pushed his way back into the fray with a brilliant finish.After a middling start to his day, Stricker rushed in six birdies over his final 11 holes to finish a 6-under 65 on the round and put the pressure on Harrington to match him.While Stricker said he wasn't watching the scoreboard through most of the day, he couldn't help but realize his run had put him in contention. "After I made birdie at 14 I heard someone say, 'Well, we've got a game now,' or something like that. I had a feeling I was getting close, and I was just trying to birdie as many as I could."Stricker birdied his final two holes of the day, posting a -9 for the tournament and leaving Harrington in a position to match or best his effort.The three-time major winner was up to the task, with his biggest shot coming on the 15th green. Just a few steps away from the 18th green, where Stricker was lining up a birdie putt to finish his round, Harrington was left with a long, curving putt to secure his lead with a birdie of his own."Every guy I've seen in this spot has left this one high," a fan next to me leaned in and said as Harrington took his walk around the green, kneeling here and there to find his read.Harrington eventually found his look, and struck. He did not leave it high.The putt pushed Harrington to -10, and after making par on the final three holes of the tournament, it lifted him to his first US Senior Open championship.After the round, Harrington praised Stricker for his comeback effort."It would have to be Steve Stricker chasing me down. Steve, give me a break, please," Harrington joked. "Steve's a tough competitor. Certainly he seems to have one on me over the years. So it's nice to get one back on him this time."

Padraig Harrington outlasts Ryder Cup rival Steve Stricker in final round of US Senior Open

<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"></div></div></div><ul><li>Padraig Harrington finished second at the D+D Real Czech Masters on the European Tour over the weekend.</li><li>On the 11th hole during the third round, the three-time major champion decided he really had to go to the bathroom.</li><li>Following his approach shot, he took off in search of some privacy, only to realize that the broadcast camera was still on him.</li><li>Harrington hilariously pleaded with the cameraperson to "go away" as the announcers laughed.</li><li>The story does have a happy ending as it appears Harrington eventually found some alone time before winning €111,110 (US$130,000).</li><li>Here is the video, via the European Tour.</li></ul>&#xa0;&#xa0;<div><div style="width:100%;height:0px;position:relative;padding-bottom:56.706%;"></div></div> <div class="margin-top"> <h3>NOW WATCH: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/americans-want-tiny-small-japanese-sports-kei-car-autozam-az1-2018-7">Why Americans want this tiny Japanese sports car</a></h3> <div> </div> </div></hr>

Pro golfer Padraig Harrington had a hilarious reaction when he realized the camera caught him trying to go pee after a shot

<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"></div></div></div><ul class="summary-list"><li>Jon Rahm had a rough day at the PGA Championship on Friday.</li><li>After five bogeys through his first nine holes, Rahm was caught on camera taking a pee break while Dustin Johnson lined up a shot.</li><li>People on Twitter were quick to joke at Rahm's expense.</li><li>Check out&#xa0;<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/category/pga-championship" target="_blank" rel="noopener">all of our coverage of the 2019 PGA Championship here</a>.</li><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/?hprecirc-bullet" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Visit BusinessInsider.com for more stories</a></li></ul>Jon Rahm had a rough Friday at the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black.Rahm had five bogeys through the first nine holes he played in the second round, putting himself in position to potentially miss the cut to play through the weekend.Later in the round, adding insult to injury, Rahm was caught on camera taking a pee break as Dustin Johnson lined up his shot.While peeing on the golf course is nothing new to casual weekend players, and likely happens among pros more than fans are aware, the act is rarely caught on camera.Unsurprisingly, people had a field day with Rahm's relief on Twitter.It's not the first time a pro has been caught on camera in a compromising position.Last year on the European Tour, Padraig Harrington didn't realize he was being broadcast while trying to pee until it was too late.Read more: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/padraig-harrington-really-had-to-go-pee-2018-8" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Pro golfer Padraig Harrington had a hilarious reaction when he realized the camera caught him trying to go pee after a shot</a>As things stand, Rahm is 5-over on the weekend at Bethpage Black and will need a bit of help if he's to make the cut and play through Sunday.<ul class="read-more-links"><li>Read more PGA Championship:</li></ul><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/brooks-koepka-pga-championship-golf-is-boring-2019-5">The leader of the PGA Championship said that golf 'gets boring from like hole 5 to 12' and suggested that people should just play 14 instead</a><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/11-facts-bethpage-black-2019-pga-championship-2019-5" data-analytics-position="1">11 things that make Bethpage Black, home of the 2019 PGA Championship, one of the most difficult and quirkiest courses in the world</a><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/brooks-koepka-pga-championship-easy-2019-5">Brooks Koepka threw shade at his PGA Championship competitors as he explained why majors are the easiest tournaments to win</a><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/tiger-woods-masters-bet-grand-slam-2019-5" data-analytics-position="1">The person who won $1.2 million on Tiger Woods at the Masters bet $100,000 that Tiger will win the next 3 majors and finish the Grand Slam</a><div><div style="width:100%;height:0px;position:relative;padding-bottom:56.250%;"></div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div> <div class="margin-top"> <h3>NOW WATCH: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/game-of-thrones-season-8-episode-3-details-you-missed-2019-4">12 details you may have missed in 'Game of Thrones' season 8 episode 3</a></h3> <div> </div> </div>

PGA Championship broadcast had no idea Jon Rahm was taking a pee break in the background and fans had a field day

<ul class="summary-list"><li><keyword id="20492" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Phil-Mickelson">Phil Mickelson</keyword> won the <keyword id="57859" type="SPORT" weightage="60" keywordseo="PGA-Championship">PGA Championship</keyword> on Sunday, holding off Brooks Koepka in the final pairing.</li><li>Mickelson takes home the $2.16 million winner's share of the tournament's $12 million purse.</li><li>Players further down the leaderboard still got a pretty good payday as well.</li></ul>Phil Mickelson had himself quite at weekend at the Ocean Course on Kiawah Island.Over four rounds at the PGA Championship, <a href="https://www.insider.com/video-phil-mickelson-pga-championship-fans-rush-green-2021-5" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Lefty turned back the clock to put together a magical performance</a>, beating the entire field to win the sixth major of his career and lift the Wanamaker Trophy for the first time since 2005.With the win, Mickelson takes home $2.16 million - the winner's share of a purse that totaled $12 million for the tournament. Mickelson obviously earned the biggest paycheck of any player over the weekend, but there were still plenty more hearty paydays to be had further down the leaderboard.Here's what every player to make the cut at the PGA Championship made for their performance:1. Phil Mickelson (-6) - $2,160,000T2. Brooks Koepka (-4) - $1,056,000T2. Louis Oosthuizen (-4) - $1,056,000T4. Padraig Harrington (-2) - $462,250T4. Shane Lowry (-2) - $462,250T4. Harry Higgs (-2) - $462,250T4. Paul Casey (-2) - $462,250T8. Abraham Ancer (-1) - $263,000T8. Justin Rose (-1) - $263,000T8. Collin Morikawa (-1) - $263,000T8. Jon Rahm (-1) - $263,000T8. Will Zalatoris (-1) - $263,000T8. Scottie Scheffler (-1) - $263,000T8. Tony Finau (-1) - $263,000T8. Rickie Fowler (-1) - $263,000T8. Kevin Streelman (-1) - $263,000T17. Aaron Wise (E) - $168,000T17. Patrick Reed (E) - $168,000T17. Charley Hoffman (E) - $168,000T17. Keegan Bradley (E) - $168,000T17. Corey Conners (E) - $168,000T17. Sungjae Im (E) - $168,000T23. Chan Kim (+1) - $103,814T23. Jason Scrivner (+1) - $103,814T23. Martin Laird (+1) - $103,814T23. Hideki Matsuyama (+1) - $103,814T23. Billy Horschel (+1) - $103,814T23. Matt Fitzpatrick (+1) - $103,814T23. Patrick Cantlay (+1) - $103,814T30. Matt Jones (+2) - $59,750T30. Steward Cink (+2) - $59,750T30. Viktor Hovlan (+2) - $59,750T30. Webb Simpson (+2) - $59,750T30. Ian Poulter (+2) - $59,750T30. Jordan Spieth (+2) - $59,750T30. Joaquin Niemann (+2) - $59,750T30. Christiaan Bezuidenhout (+2) - $59,750T38. Emiliano Grillo (+3) - $42,000T38. Tyrrell Hatton (+3) - $42,000T38. Richy Werenski (+3) - $42,000T38. Gary Woodland (+3) - $42,000T38. Bryson DeChambeau (+3) - $42,000T38. Branden Grace (+3) - $42,000T44. Jason Day (+4) - $31,300T44. Daniel van Tonder (+4) - $31,300T44. Talor Gooch (+4) - $31,300T44. Ben Cook (+4) - $31,300T44. Steve Stricker (+4) - $31,300T49. Byeong-Hun An (+5) - $24,950T49. Sam Horsfield (+5) - $24,950T49. Rory McIlroy (+5) - $24,950T49. Robert MacIntyre (+5) - $24,950T49. Harold Varner III (+5) - $24,950T49. Jason Kokrak (+5) - $24,950T55. Matt Wallace (+6) - $22,475T55. Alex Noren (+6) - $22,475T55. Carlos Ortiz (+6) - $22,475T55. Joel Dahmen (+6) - $22,475T59. Robert Streb (+7) - $21,400T59. Cameron Davis (+7) - $21,400T59. Dean Burmester (+7) - $21,400T59. Denny McCarthy (+7) - $21,400T59. Cameron Smith (+7) - $21,400T64. Garrick Higgo (+8) - $20,200T64. Henrik Stenson (+8) - $20,200T64. Adam Hadwin (+8) - $20,200T64. Harris English (+8) - $20,200T64. Tom Hoge (+8) - $20,200T64. Jimmy Walker (+8) - $20,200T64. Danny Willett (+8) - $20,200T71. Lucas Herbert (+9) - $19,350T71. Russell Henley (+9) - $19,350T71. Tom Lewis (+9) - $19,350T71. Lee Westwood (+9) - $19,350T75. Daniel Berger (+10) - $19,050T75. Wyndham Clark (+10) - $19,05077. Brendan Steele (+11) - $18,90078. Brad Marek (+12) - $18,80079. Rasmus Hojgaard (+13) - $18,70080. Bubba Watson (+14) - $18,60081. Brian Gay (+18) - $18,500

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