One year ago, Keegan Bradley was a qualifier making his second career start on the Nationwide Tour and was just happy to make the 36-hole cut at the Miccosukee Championship. A year later, he is the 36-hole leader and hoping to close in on his first career win.
Bradley posted a 4-under 67 Friday afternoon to get to 11-under 131 and take the second-round lead in the Nationwide Tour event. Bradley owns a one-stroke lead over Canada’s David Hearn (68) and Californian Jason Gore (67).
Bradley has been all smiles this year while putting together a solid rookie season on Tour. He’s made the cut in 16 of 26 starts with three top-5 finishes in his last three starts. He is No. 12 on the money list and is certain to be one of the 25 leading money winners at the end of the year who will move onto the PGA TOUR in 2011.
Courtesy of: PGA TOUR.COM
About Steve Riggs
30 year Teaching Professional. Originally from Central Ohio. Co-host pro of 41st USGA NATIONAL JUNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT, Yale Golf Club in '88. College golf at Indiana University. Facility/Program consultant in U.S. and Caribbean. Host/Producer of mynegm LESSON TEE radio show and is a Member of the Golf Writers Association of America.
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