Harrington still fired by Major ambition via IrishTimesSport
His itinerary will see him play the Insperity this week, followed by a week off, and then a run that sees him play The Tradition , the PGA at Oak Hill, and then the Seniors PGA.
Harrington missed the Masters, but he is in the remaining three – US PGA, US Open and the 151st Open – and doesn’t intend merely turning up to make up the numbers. “I think if I play my game, I can win one. I’m getting very comfortable with my game at the moment and yeah, the physicality isn’t going to be a problem.
“Yeah, I’ve no doubts I can go and win one. Last year I thought I could win one and I kind of panicked in all three Majors and kind of pushed myself a little. I’m much more comfortable with who I am at the moment in golfing terms. “So, you’re kind of distracted; in some ways, there’s a bit more you have to give of yourself, it’s easier to play a Major off the back of a couple of events just because it ends up being the same faces as last week and you just get on with it.”
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