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How much did Padraig Harrington earn from US Senior Open win?

How much did Padraig Harrington earn from US Senior Open win?

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Padraig Harrington is in the money after the Dublin golfer won the US Senior Open Championship for the second time in his career.
The 2025 edition of the annual golfing event took place at Colarado Springs in the United States of America with Harrington seeing off Stewart Cink and Miguel Angel Jiminez for the victory over the weekend.
It was still all to play for on Saturday with Harrington tied on the last round after a 68, as was Aussie Mark Hensby and Cink. Padraig Harrington is in the money after the Dublin golfer won the US Senior Open Championship for the second time in his career. Pic:Ultimately, the 53-year-old finished on -11, leading him to surpass American Cink by one stroke while Jiminez was a shot back after a -7 round of 63.
It is the Dubliner's tenth Senior's Tour title and his second US Senior Open Championship title, having beaten Steve Stricker to victory in 2022.
As well as a generous pay packet, Harrington has earned himself an exemption for the 2026 US Open, which is set to take place at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Southampton. Padraig Harrington with his son Ciarán, wife Caroline, caddie Ronan Flood and the Francis D. Ouimet Memorial Trophy after winning the U.S. Senior Open Championship 2025. Pic:The total purse for golfers at the 2025 US Senior Open was $4,000,000 (€3,409,057), with 60 places awarded prizes.
For his victory at the championships, Padraig won himself $800,000 (€681,956), while Cink claimed $432,000 (€368,267).
Rathfarnham native Padraig's last championship victory came in October 2024 when he won the Simmons Bank Championships.
The father-of-two now sets himself up for the Open at Portrush which takes place next month.
The 153rd Open Championship takes place from Sunday, July 13 to Sunday, July 20, and will be the third time the event has been hosted by Royal Portrush.
Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry are also set to fly the flag for the Irish at the championships, with Lowry hoping to continue on from his success in 2019 when he won the tournament.

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