Padraig Harrington wins at Carnoustie | The Open Official Film 2007
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All Comments (21)
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Marvellous up and down on 18 after been in the water twice, the greatest up and down in major championship history. What a guy and what a champion Padraig Harrington
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This was back when I watched every single PGA tour event. This is in the top three all time I ever watched
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Rewatching this after reading about it in Bob Rotellas book was fantastic. Reading what Padraig was thinking and feeling about some of the iconic shots is just great insight.
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I remember this summer. I was labouring on a building site. The rain just never seemed to stop. Rihanna was at number 1 with 'Umbrella' for like 6 weeks and she was getting blamed for the relentless rain!!
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Carnoustie number 18 might be the hardest hole in the world
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Still blows my mind how Paddy still one with two balls in the water on 18th! What a double
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Such great memoryies
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Hey @The Open any chance of the 2008 Open being uploaded?
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From Rick shiels podcast I’ve listened to all the new open podcasts and now I have to watch the open shows here. Great doco. Cheers.
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Besides tiger, Sergio is my favorite player. This one stung really bad
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Was that Alan Strachan on the green at the start of the Video??????
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Europe’s major famine was over, 8 long years.
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Angel Cabrera LOL
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480p....really?
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Can we put ladybirds in it 👍☘️🇮🇪❤️
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Is this new are old
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McIlroy nowhere to be seen on the final day...
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The title of this video left me with no clue as to who came second and third, so I decided not to watch it.
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