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Lydia Ko and Keegan Bradley both had impressive wins on Sunday, with Ko securing her first major title in eight years at the AIG Women’s Open and Bradley winning the BMW Championship. The golf world is buzzing with excitement over their victories and what it means for their respective careers. Ko’s win was particularly thrilling, as she went toe-to-toe with top-ranked Nelly Korda and World No. 2 Lilia Vu in a dramatic final round. The excitement of the finish has sparked debate among golf fans about where it ranks among the best major finishes of the season. Many golf experts…
Justin Thomas’ season seemed in jeopardy as he woke up on Sunday morning with a 46th place finish in the BMW Championship. This left him dangerously close to falling out of the top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings and missing the Tour Championship for the second year in a row. However, Thomas remained optimistic and determined to make a comeback, feeling the pressure of needing to play well at the right time during the Playoffs. He reflected on last year’s disappointment at the Wyndham Championship when he missed the Playoffs by one shot and was determined not to let…
Lydia Ko’s victory at the AIG Women’s Open in St. Andrews has left fans wondering about her potential retirement plans. After achieving Olympic gold and securing her spot in the LPGA Hall of Fame, speculation arose about whether Ko would retire at the peak of her career. Despite her previous comments about retiring at a young age, Ko remains undecided about when she will step away from the game. As one of the most successful modern players, Ko’s potential early retirement raises questions about how to gracefully exit the sport while still pursuing further accomplishments. Similar to Andy Murray’s recent…
Keegan Bradley had an unforgettable year when he won the BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club, demonstrating that he could still compete with the best in the game. Despite being named captain of the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup team, he played his way into consideration for a spot on the U.S. Presidents Cup team. Bradley credits the Ryder Cup captaincy for putting him in a different category of player, especially considering his previous snub from the 2023 U.S. Ryder Cup team. Bradley’s journey to the BMW Championship victory was unexpected, as he was on the verge of missing out…
The BMW Championship ended dramatically with Keegan Bradley narrowly holding onto his spot, but it did not change the top six U.S. Presidents Cup standings. The six players who qualified for the team by virtue of their performances were Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, Wyndham Clark, Patrick Cantlay, and Sahith Theegala. However, captain Jim Furyk will still have to select six additional players as captain’s picks on September 3, and recent form will be a key criteria in his decision-making process. Similarly, home captain Mike Weir has selected his first six players for the International team, with Hideki Matsuyama…
When Keegan Bradley won his second BMW Championship title, golf fans were eager to get a closer look at the equipment setup he used to secure the victory. Bradley, known for his exceptional ball-striking abilities, relied on a combination of precision and power to outplay the competition. Let’s take a deep dive into the gear that helped him clinch the championship. Bradley’s bag was a carefully curated selection of clubs and gear that catered to his playing style and preferences. At the core of his setup was a set of irons that provided him with the consistent distance control and…
Keegan Bradley emerged victorious at the 2024 BMW Championship in Castle Rock, Colorado, securing his first win of the season. The playoff victory extended his playoff season by one more week, adding to his success in a year that previously saw him lose in a playoff at the Sony Open. This win was particularly clutch, given the high-stakes nature of the playoffs. The playoffs narrow down the field each week, with only the top 30 players qualifying for the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta. The event at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado featured the top 50 players,…
The PGA Tour in 2024 saw record-breaking earnings, with more money given out than ever before. The prize money was abundant each week, whether it was a major event or a regular championship. Five players managed to make over $10 million throughout the season. The Tour Championship, with an $18 million prize for the winner, offers an additional bonus on top of the official earnings for the season. Here is a look at the top 10 players who made the most money on the PGA Tour in 2024. Scottie Scheffler claimed victory at the 2024 Masters Tournament, posing with the…