Hopkinton High School Graduate Keegan Bradley Completes Miraculous Comeback, Wins PGA Championship in Three-Hole Playoff

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Aug 14, 2011

Hopkinton High School Graduate Keegan Bradley Completes Miraculous Comeback, Wins PGA Championship in Three-Hole Playoff JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Keegan Bradley has won the PGA Championship with an amazing comeback in regulation followed by a three-hole playoff win over Jason Dufner at Atlanta Athletic Club.

Bradley went to the 16th hole on Sunday down by five strokes, but he made two straight birdies and Dufner bogeyed three holes in a row to leave them tied at 8-under 272.

In the playoff, Bradley made a four-foot birdie at the 16th hole to gain the upper hand. Dufner nearly holed out from the fairway, but missed a six-foot birdie try.

Bradley was in command by two shots when Dufner three-putted the 17th for a bogey. Dufner made birdie at the tough finishing hole but it wasn't enough. Bradley tapped in from a foot away to claim the Wanamaker Trophy by a single stroke.

Bradley graduated from Hopkinton High School in 2004.

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