The Open 2019: Two-time champ Padraig Harrington predicts 'staggering' climate

Three-time significant victor Padraig Harrington says players will "experience something they have never experienced at an Open Championship" at Royal Portrush. 

The Open is coming back toward the north Antrim coast without precedent for a long time somewhere in the range of 18 and 21 July.

"I simply realize that the environment will be best in class," said double cross Open victor Harrington.

"Facilitating an extraordinary occasion implies it will return again later on."

The Dubliner won his first major at Carnoustie in 2007 preceding astoundingly holding the Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale a year later.

Real triumphs for Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell, Rory McIlroy and Darren Clarke in the years that pursued promoted requires the competition to be organized outside of England or Scotland for simply the subsequent time.

"It is frightening since when we begun discussing this soon after I won my first real it was simply talk at that organize," reviewed the 2020 Ryder Cup commander and 2008 US PGA champion.

"In the background it began to gather some speed and it is mind boggling that we are in reality here at this point."

Tickets for the occasion were sold in record time, with 43,750 onlookers expected to dive upon the Dunluce connects on every one of the four title days.

"It was mind boggling when it was declared and now we are just two weeks from it really occurring, it is amazing," said Harrington.

"I realize it will be an extraordinary occasion."

Prior to advancing up north, Harrington is a piece of a great field at the Irish Open.

Clarke, McDowell and Shane Lowry are among the other neighborhood interests at Lahinch, with real victors Danny Willett and Martin Kaymer additionally in participation.

Harrington will start close by English couple Tyrrell Hatton and Ian Poulter at 13:10 BST on Thursday.