Padraig Harrington wins the 2025 U.S. Senior Open championship
Photos by Christian Murdock, The Gazette
And down the stretch they come.
The final round of the U.S. Senior Open has begun at The Broadmoor’s East Course, with the day starting with Stewart Cink, Padraig Harrington and Mark Hensby sharing the 54-hole lead at 8-under par.
1:29 p.m
2022 U.S Senior Open champion Padraig Harrington wins the 2025 title. 🏆
2022 U.S Senior Open champion @padraig_h wins the 2025 title. 🏆 @csgazette
Final leaderboard: pic.twitter.com/K5SOS4oa8B
— Marissa Kraus (@mkkrunnr) June 29, 2025
PHOTOS: Third round of the U.S. Senior Open
1:14 p.m
Final group is teeing off of 18 and Padraig Harrington heads into the 72nd hole with a one shot lead.
12:30 p.m
After the leaders exchanged pars on Nos. 12 and 13, Stewart Cink made birdie at No. 14 to move back into a tie with Padraig Harrington at 11-under par.
11:37 p.m
Heard the first bit of thunder as the final group tees off on No. 11.
Today’s start was bumped up 2 hours to account for the possibility of a delay. pic.twitter.com/tAe4bAi3q3— Brent Briggeman (@BrentBriggeman) June 29, 2025
11:33 p.m
Harrington gets a birdie on hole 9 to even it out again at 11-under with a par from Cink. Bjorn and Hensby both follow at 7-under. The trio makes the turn. pic.twitter.com/MIUivFV9LM
— Marissa Kraus (@mkkrunnr) June 29, 2025
11:19 a.m.
We are off on the back nine. pic.twitter.com/DgaJx3lu0E
— Brent Briggeman (@BrentBriggeman) June 29, 2025
9:25 a.m.
Birdies on No. 2 from Harrington (now 9-under par) and Cink (8 under) have moved them back in sole possession of the top two spots on the leaderboard.
9:10 a.m.
Harrington is the first to make a move simply by making par at the first hole.
Cink and Hensby each took bogey, dropping them into a three-way tie at second with Thomas Bjorn at 7-under par. Bjorn is even through two holes on his round.
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