Keegan Bradley wins Travelers Championship, breaks tournament record by one shot
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Keegan Bradley knows how to bounce back As a result of missing the cut at the U.S. Open, Keegan Bradley’s preparation for the Travelers Championship included a round of mini-golf with his family — and it is an approach he may want to repeat after clinching his sixth PGA TOUR title at the weekend. Ad Golf'I'd rather have trophies than golf balls' — McIlory not keeping his hole-in-one ball23/06/2023 AT 10:03 An opening round 62 at TPC River Highlands set the tone for an eventual three-shot victory with his consistency through the weekend allowing him to bathe in the adulation of a Connecticut crowd who were delighted with what they considered a win ‘for New England’ with Bradley having been born in Vermont and schooled in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Keegan Bradley claimed his sixth PGA Tour title with a three-shot victory in the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.
Keegan Bradley claimed his sixth PGA Tour title with a three-shot victory in the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.
CROMWELL, Conn — Growing up in New England, Keegan Bradley says he wasn't invited to the big junior events that youngsters from Florida got to play.
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.
Rory McIlroy picked up his first ace on the PGA Tour, but America’s Denny McCarthy took the opening round lead with a blistering 60 at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.