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NEW YORK: Keegan Bradley survived a spate of late bogeys to claim an emotional victory on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, the PGA Tour event in Connecticut that the New Englander considers his home tournament.
Keegan Bradley carded three birdies in his last five holes to take a one-shot lead after the third round of the Travelers Championship. The 2011 PGA Championship winner's nearest challengers are all fellow Americans, one of whom is Rickie Fowler who carded a career-low round but came inches short of joining the exclusive sub-60 club. Bradley had shared the 36-hole lead with Denny McCarthy but by the end of the day Chez Reavie had emerged as his main rival after a second successive 63 lifted him to 20 under. However, Bradley's blemish-free 64 ensured he stayed out in front on another day of low scoring - Patrick Cantlay moved into third place on 16 under with a 61 - where Fowler was the centre of attention.
Denny McCarthy set a 36-hole course record at the TPC River Highlands only for 2011 PGA champion Keegan Bradley to match his total hours later, the pair sitting on 15-under par at the midway point at the Travelers Championship.
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The leading figures in the controversial partnership between Saudi Arabia and the PGA Tour have been summoned to attend a United States Senate hearing next month.
Eight-time major winner Tom Watson says the PGA Tour’s new partnership with Saudi Arabia appears to indicate “a more desperate financial situation than has been previously revealed by the Tour”.
United States golf legend Tom Watson called on the PGA Tour to provide full details of its merger with the Saudi backers of LIV Golf on Monday, saying the deal had left a slew of unanswered questions.
Rory McIlroy was left to rue missed opportunities on the eighth and 14th holes as his wait for a first major championship since 2014 continued.