GREENSBORO, NC — Keegan Bradley's final round Sunday at the Wyndham Championship was reflective of his 2026 season: A little good. A little bad. A little inconsistent.
A bogey on the 18th was the final nail in the coffin of Bradley's FedEx Cup Playoff hopes, as he'll fall just a couple spots outside the top 70 to qualify for the FedEx St. Jude Championship next week in Memphis, Tennessee.
Six birdies Sunday were overshadowed by two bogeys and a double bogey as he finished with a 2-under 68 to finish at 6 under for the tournament. It followed Saturday's 1-under round that featured five birdies but four back-nine bogeys. He's projected to finish 74th in the final regular season standings.
"I played really well today and yesterday," Bradley said. "Just, I shot a couple under. Needed to shoot a lot lower obviously."
Bradley snaps a streak of 15 straight playoff appearances, which was second behind Jason Day's 18. Day, too, will miss the FedEx Cup Playoffs after missing the cut Friday.
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A bogey on the 18th was the final nail in the coffin of Bradley's FedEx Cup Playoff hopes, as he'll fall just a couple spots outside the top 70 to qualify for the FedEx St. Jude Championship next week in Memphis, Tennessee.
Six birdies Sunday were overshadowed by two bogeys and a double bogey as he finished with a 2-under 68 to finish at 6 under for the tournament. It followed Saturday's 1-under round that featured five birdies but four back-nine bogeys. He's projected to finish 74th in the final regular season standings.
"I played really well today and yesterday," Bradley said. "Just, I shot a couple under. Needed to shoot a lot lower obviously."
Bradley snaps a streak of 15 straight playoff appearances, which was second behind Jason Day's 18. Day, too, will miss the FedEx Cup Playoffs after missing the cut Friday.
#final #bradley #season
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