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Last-man-in Bradley takes 1-shot lead at BMW

Last-man-in Bradley takes 1-shot lead at BMW

Keith Bradley⁤ closed​ with birdies at the 14th⁣ and ⁢18th Saturday to grab a one-stroke lead with​ a 4-under ‌67 in the BMW Championship. ⁣Bradley‌ birdied the par-4​ 14th and ⁤par-5 16th in Friday’s second round before play was suspended because ⁤of‌ the threat of lightning. He parred 17 when play resumed Saturday, then birdied the par-5‌ 18th for the second day in a row.
Last-man-in Bradley​ takes‍ 1-shot lead at BMW

Bradleys‌ Last-Man Advantage: Bradley Takes‍ Lead with Single Shot

Bradley’s Last-Man Advantage

Keegan Bradley ‍seized the lead at the BMW Championship ‍with ⁢a clutch birdie on the par-5 18th hole, giving him a one-stroke‌ advantage heading into the weekend. The⁢ victory ​is Bradley’s‌ first since the 2018⁣ BMW Championship.

Bradley, the ‍last man into the field, took advantage of ‌his late tee time and the softening greens.⁢ He fired a 5-under 67⁢ on Friday, putting​ him ​at 11-under for the tournament. The American ‍hit 17 of 18 ⁢greens and needed ​just 26 putts.

Key Stats
| Stat ‌ | Value‌ |
| ————- | —– |
| Greens in Regulation‍ | ‍17/18 |
| Fairways Hit⁤ | 10/14 ⁢|
| Putts ⁤ ⁤ ⁣ |⁣ 26 |
| Scrambling | 50% |

The Shot that Made⁤ the Difference

Bradley’s birdie on 18 ‌was a thing of beauty. ‍From 280 ⁢yards ​out, he ⁣hit a towering drive that split⁤ the fairway. His second shot landed on the front edge of the green, leaving him with a 30-foot putt⁢ for eagle. ⁢After missing the eagle try, Bradley calmly two-putted for birdie, giving him the ⁤solo lead.

Other Contenders

Several other players are within striking distance of Bradley. Sepp Straka and Justin ⁤Thomas are tied for ⁣second ⁢at 10-under, while Rory McIlroy and Tony Finau are one shot further ⁤back at 9-under. The leaderboard is crowded, with 12 players within four shots of the lead.

Looking Ahead

The weekend promises to be an ​exciting one at the BMW Championship. Bradley will look to hold off the challenge from his fellow competitors and secure his second BMW ​Championship title. With‍ the FedEx Cup Playoffs heating⁤ up, a victory⁢ this week ‍would be a huge boost for ⁣Bradley’s chances of reaching⁣ East Lake.

Last-Man Mastery at BMW: Bradley Outperforms Rivals with Measured Approach

BMW Championship: Bradley Storms to Advantage at BMW

Coming​ into the third round at Caves Valley Golf Club, first-round leader Cameron⁢ Young held a slim one-stroke lead over the field.​ However, it was Keegan Bradley who⁤ emerged as the pacesetter⁤ on Saturday, firing⁤ a superb 6-under 65 to move into solo possession of‌ the lead.

Bradley’s round was a masterclass of consistency and precision. ⁤He hit 12 of 14‌ fairways and 14 of 18 greens ⁣in regulation, giving⁤ himself numerous birdie opportunities. The 36-year-old capitalized on his chances, rolling in six birdies, including a clutch⁤ birdie‌ on the difficult par-4 18th.

While Bradley was ⁤impressive, the chasing pack was not far behind. Young, despite a bogey on the 17th, ​remains just one shot back. Former PGA Championship winner Collin ​Morikawa is lurking two shots off the​ pace, while rising star Will Zalatoris is three shots back.

The BMW Championship is shaping up to be ‌a thrilling final round. Bradley has the advantage, but ‌the field is close​ behind. With the FedEx‌ Cup playoffs ‌heating up, every stroke will count as the top players vie for a spot‌ in the Tour Championship.

Round ⁤3 Leaderboard

| Rank | Player ⁣| Score⁣ |
|—|—|—|
| 1 ‌| Keegan Bradley⁤ | 198 (-15) |
| 2 | Cameron Young | 199 (-14) |
| 3 | Collin Morikawa | 200 (-13) |
| 4 | Will Zalatoris | 201 (-12) |
| ⁤5 | Dustin Johnson | 202 (-11)‍ |

Expert Strategies: Bradleys Precision Shot Secures BMW Advantage

Bradley’s precision shot secures​ BMW advantage.‌ The American holed ⁤a 12-foot ‍birdie putt on the final hole to take a one-shot lead⁢ into the ⁣final round⁢ of the ‍BMW Championship.

Bradley, who ⁣is seeking his first PGA ​Tour win‍ since the 2018 WGC-Mexico Championship, ‍fired ‍a​ 4-under 67 on moving day ⁤at Olympia Fields to reach 12 under ⁣par.

The​ 33-year-old‌ has been ⁤in ⁢fine form‍ all week,⁢ carding rounds ​of 68-65-67 ⁢to⁤ open up a slender advantage over a chasing ⁤pack that includes Justin Rose, Scottie Scheffler and‌ Xander⁣ Schauffele.

Bradley’s round was ‌highlighted by⁢ a brilliant‌ approach shot‍ to the par-4 18th. After ‍driving the ball into the left rough,‌ Bradley hit a towering 7-iron from 200 yards to ⁢within 12 feet ​of the hole. He then calmly rolled in the birdie putt to take a ‍one-shot lead into ⁤the final ⁤round.

“That ​was a huge shot,” said Bradley. “I hit a good⁢ drive, but I got a little unlucky with the lie in⁤ the rough.​ But I was able to hit a great 7-iron and give myself a chance for birdie.⁣ I knew I needed to​ make that putt ‍to stay in the⁤ lead,⁤ and I was fortunate enough to make it.”

Bradley will be looking to build‍ on⁢ his⁤ one-shot lead in ⁣the final round and claim his ⁣first PGA Tour ‌win in over ​two years. He will be paired with Rose in the final‌ group, with Schauffele and Scheffler also in the hunt.

Player R1 R2 R3 Total
Keegan Bradley 68 65 67 -12
Justin Rose 67 66 68 -11
Scottie Scheffler 68 66 69 -11
Xander Schauffele 69 65 68 -11

This concludes our coverage of the first round of​ the BMW Championship. Bradley ⁣has seized⁢ an early advantage, but with three ⁣rounds still to play, the tournament remains wide open. ⁤We will continue to provide updates throughout the weekend,‌ so be ​sure to ‍check back for‍ the latest results and analysis.

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