| Being patient paid off - Harrington Ireland's Padraig Harrington explains how despite trailing behind Sergio Garcia for much of the final round, he managed to win the USPGA Championship at Oakland Hills.  It's just a matter of time - Garcia Sergio Garcia believes he has played well enough to win "more than two majors" after missing out to Padraig Harrington at the USPGA. Poulter pleased with pre-PGA form Ian Poulter says his second place at the Open Championship has 'kick-started' his season, ahead of this week's USPGA Championship. Highlights: Shin wins Women's British Open Korea's Ji-Yai Shin shoots a final-round 66 to finish 18 under par and win the Women's British Open at Sunningdale. Shin beats nerves to win Women's British Open Korea's Ji-Yai Shin says she had to overcome nerves and a lack of sleep to win the Women's British Open at Sunningdale after an 18-under score of 270. Highlights: Women's British Open day one BBC News' Dan Walker presents a round-up of day one at the Women's Open form Sunningdale golf club. Highlights: Harrington retains Open title Padraig Harrington plays a superb back nine to retain the Claret Jug ahead of Ian Poulter and Greg Norman at the 137th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. The story of the final round at Royal Birkdale Follow the twists and turns of the final round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale where Padraig Harrington retains the Claret Jug. Sights and sounds from the Open 2008 The 137th Open at Royal Birkdale threw some testing conditions at the players before Padraig Harrington emerged as the winner. Injury took pressure off me - Harrington Padraig Harrington believes the wrist injury he suffered before The Open actually helped him to retain his title, calling it a "good distraction", which took pressure off him at Royal Birkdale. News Wizard |