This Week In Golf Podcast – Episode 23
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In this episode of the podcast, we’ll be discussing Keegan Bradley’s recent victory at The Travelers Championship. Keegan Bradley has had a successful year so far with two wins under his belt. He started the year strong by winning the Zozo Championship. Recently, he secured another victory at The Travelers Championship with an impressive score of 23 under par.
Bradley’s success can be attributed to a few key factors. Firstly, something clicked for him, leading to improved performance on the course. Despite a subpar performance at the US Open, he managed to bounce back and deliver a remarkable performance at The Travelers Championship. Having his family there to support him during the tournament was also a significant motivator for Bradley.
During our discussion, we’ll dive into the individuals who have played a crucial role in Bradley’s success. Darren Mahan, who made adjustments to Bradley’s driver swing and lie angle, played a significant part in his recent victories. Bradley believes that everything starts with his driver swing, making it a vital aspect of his game.
Another key figure in Bradley’s journey is Phil Kenyon, his putting coach. Kenyon helped Bradley refine his putting technique by addressing his tendency to over read putts and aim too high. By making adjustments to his aim point and stroke, Bradley was able to improve his putting performance. For those interested in learning more about Kenyon’s approach, you can visit visioputting.com.
We’ll also discuss Bradley’s family background in golf. His father, Mark, is a PGA professional, and he has received support and guidance from golfers such as David Duval and Dotty Pepper. Bradley holds his aunt Pat in high regard, considering her his hero. Pat Bradley, a member of the LPGA Hall of Fame, has an impressive golfing career with 31 tour events won, including six major championships.
Lastly, we’ll touch upon some other notable moments and players on the PGA Tour this season. We’ll discuss the multi-winners, including Rahm, Homa, Finau, Hovland, Scheffler, Wyndham, Brooks, and Taylor Gooch.