Keegan Bradley is a professional golfer from the United States. He competes actively on the PGA Tour circuit. His repertoire includes six wins in tour events, notably the prestigious 2011 PGA Championship.
Renowned for his impressive driving distance and deftness around the greens, Bradley had the distinction of being one of a select few to win on his first major appearance.
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- Full name: Keegan Hansen Bradley
- Date of birth: June 7, 1986
- Age: 38 years old
- male
- Birthplace: Woodstock, Vermont, USA
- Nationality: American
- Occupation: Professional golfer
- Height: 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm)
- Parents: Mark Bradley (father), Kaye Bradley (mother)
- Siblings: Brendan Bradley (older brother)
- Spouse: Jillian Stacey (d. 2016)
- Children: Not applicable
- Relationship status: Married
- Net worth: 20 million USD
Early life and education
Keegan Bradley is currently 38 years old and was born on June 7, 1986 in Woodstock, Vermont. His father Mark Bradley and mother Kaye Bradley nurtured his passion for golf from a young age. Keegan grew up with his older brother Brendan Bradley.
Throughout his childhood, Keegan was passionate about golf, learning new skills through practice and constant determination. He attended Hopkinton High School in Massachusetts, where he excelled both academically and athletically.
Keegan’s passion for golf earned him a scholarship to study at St. John’s in New York, where he won nine collegiate tournaments and graduated in 2008.
Personal life
In his personal life, Keegan Bradley has found love and companionship with his now-wife, Jillian Stacey. The couple married in 2016, surrounded by family and friends in a joyous celebration of their union.
Their relationship blossomed through shared interests and mutual respect, laying the foundation for a strong and lasting partnership.
Career
In 2008, Bradley turned professional golfer and began his journey on the NGA Hooters Tour. It was during this time that he achieved victory at Southern Dunes, marking a significant achievement in his inaugural year.
The following year, he earned another victory at the Texas Honing Open, demonstrating his growing prowess in the sport. Throughout the season, Bradley showed consistency by making 22 cuts in 26 events, resulting in earnings of $84,000.
He also tested his skills in two Nationwide Tour events, and passed successfully in both cases. Although he was only two strokes behind in his quest for a PGA Tour card in 2010, Bradley remained undeterred.
His perseverance paid off when he had a stellar performance on the Nationwide Tour in 2010, achieving four consecutive top-five finishes by season’s end. This impressive performance catapulted him to 14th on the money list, securing his coveted PGA Tour card in 2011.
During his rookie season on the PGA Tour in 2011, Bradley wasted no time in making his mark. He kicked off the season by sweeping his first event, the 2011 Sony Open in Hawaii, and followed that up with a commendable T-7 finish at the Bob Hope Classic.
His standout moment came at the 2011 HP Byron Nelson Championship, where he earned his first PGA Tour victory in a dramatic playoff with Ryan Palmer.
This victory not only boosted his confidence but also helped him participate in prestigious events such as the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational 2011. Bradley’s remarkable performance at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational further solidified his position as a rising star in the world of golf.
However, his remarkable debut in major championships really raised Bradley’s profile. At the 2011 PGA Championship, Bradley showed nerves of steel when overcoming a tense playoff round to win.
His historic victory not only made him the third golfer in history to win a major championship in his debut, but also marked a major milestone as the first golfer to achieve this feat with long putter.
The victory catapulted Bradley to the top of golf, moving him to 29th in the Official World Golf Ranking and earning him the title of PGA Tour Rookie of the Year.
In 2012, Bradley continued to show his talent on the golf course. At the Northern Trust Open, he participated in a thrilling playoff with Phil Mickelson and Bill Haas, demonstrating his ability to compete at the highest level.
Despite the challenges he faced, Bradley remained resilient and determined to excel in his pursuit of excellence in the sport.
prize
- PGA Championship (2011)
- Byron Nelson Championship (2011)
- BMW Championship (2018)
Net value
According to sources, Keegan Bradley’s net worth is estimated to be $20 million. This wealth was mainly accumulated from a lucrative career and endorsement deals.
Social Media
- Instagram: @keeganbradley1
- Twitter: @Keegan_Bradley
