One week after enduring the “most stressful” Sunday of his life, next year’s Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley went from worst to first, winning the BMW Championship in Colorado in dramatic fashion.
He made it to Castle Pines as the last man in the field—50th in the FedEx Cup rankings—thanks to Tom Kim’s heartbreaking collapse last week in Memphis. But now, Bradley leaves the Rocky Mountains as the winner. He will return to the Tour Championship at East Lake as the fourth-ranked player in the standings and has a real chance of capturing the FedEx Cup.
“It just shows why you’ve got to grind it out every week because
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