Open champion Padraig Harrington insists that Darren Clarke will only turn the corner when he learns how to selfishly separate family life from the cut-throat world inside the ropes.
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Paul McGinley has been closer to Darren Clarke than almost anyone over the past decade and probably the man best qualified to assess his friend's chances of emerging from the golfing equivalent of the Mariana Trench - the world's deepest hole in the ground.
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By Brian Keogh

MORNING DEW lies sparkling on the practice range at Gut Lärchenhof on the outskirts of Cologne when Darren Clarke strides into view, a beacon in bright orange. It’s Pro-Am day in the Mercedes-Benz Championship but long before the amateurs start hacking lumps out of the turf, Clarke and his entourage are soon hard at it.
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Breda Harrington thought she was going to be sick. Two balls in the water. He's blown it, she thought. He's blown the Open. Despite her son's incredible up-and-down from 47 yards for a double bogey six, the mother of Pádraig, Fergal, Fintan, Columb and Tadhg Harrington felt it was all over.
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