Keegan Bradley Wins The Travelers Championship After Epic Duel With Tommy Fleetwood

FINAL GROUP UNDERWAY

Good evening all, and welcome to the final round coverage of the Travelers Championship where, at the opening hole, Tommy Fleetwood has seen his overnight advantage go from three shots to one.

The Englishman, who is searching for a first PGA Tour win, has to hack out from the thick rough and, unable to get up-and-down, he falls back to 15-under, one shot clear of Russell Henley, who birdies the opening hole.

Fleetwood leads by one with 17 holes remaining.

ANOTHER TWO SHOT SWING

Henley birdied the opening hole but, at the second, he goes long of the green and, following a poor chip shot, he misses his par putt and taps in for bogey.

In terms of Fleetwood, he produces a stunning approach that nearly falls for eagle, with the Ryder Cup star then rolling his putt in for birdie. Along with Fleetwood, Bradley also birdies, with Fleetwood 16-under, Bradley 14-under and Henley 13-under.

BRADLEY BIRDIES

BRADLEY PUTS IT CLOSE

The US Ryder Cup Captain is tuned-in during the early rounds of the Travelers Championship and, following a perfect drive, Bradley then puts a wedge to 11-foot of the flag.

He’ll have a great look at birdie and a great chance to close the gap, with Fleetwood and Henley both finding the green, albeit well past of the flag.

SLOPPY FROM FLEETWOOD

Early nerves showing from Fleetwood? The Englishman is well past the flag with his approach and, after decent effort with his first putt, Fleetwood’s par attempt slides by the left side and he makes bogey.

Bradley, who just misses his birdie attempt, is in for par, while Henley also pars as both men are 14-and-13-under. Fleetwood is now 15-under, as they head to the toughest hole on the course, the par 4 fourth.

EXCELLENT APPROACH FROM TOMMY

The par 4 fourth is the hardest hole on the course and, in the final group, you can sense the tension, with all three men hitting wary tee shots.

Henley, who is just on the fairway, puts his second shot to 40-feet, while Fleetwood, who is in the thick rough, manages to put it to 35-feet.

Given his lie, it’s a beautiful shot from Fleetwood, who then watches Bradley, from the middle of the fairway, put his…