Some wins make bigger headlines that others but even though he didn't win a million dollars or a fourth major, Pádraig Harrington's two-shot triumph in Indonesia on Sunday could go down as a massive milestone in the storied career of one of Europe's greatest players.

Padraig Harrington surged five strokes clear of the field in his bid for a first win since 2010 before bad weather forced play in the $750,000 BANK BRI Indonesia Open to be suspended until Sunday.

Pádraig Harrington revealed that he felt like throwing his alarm clock out the window on his first day in Indonesia but while he sounded less than enthused about the prospect of a 3.15am Saturday morning alarm call, the good news is that he'll have a chance to take the lead into the third round of the $750,000 BANK BRI Indonesia Open.

Pádraig Harrington got his bid for a first win for four years off to an ideal start when he shot a seven under par 64 — his lowest round for 14 months — in the BANK BRI Indonesia Open.

Marathon man Pádraig Harrington brings down the curtain on a nighmare 2014 season in Indonesia this week.

Pádraig Harrington will be looking to end a forgettable 2014 with a win in Indonesia this week but whatever about his results, he admits that helping charity will always make him feel good about himself.

Three-time Major winner Padraig Harrington will draw a line under the worst season of his professional career in Indonesia next month.