2022 Sanderson Farms Championship: Top 10 Power Rankings
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Keegan Bradley put together a nice season on the PGA Tour in 2021-22. The Vermont native racked up six top-10 finishes highlighted by T-2nd at the Wells Fargo Championship.
He made tons of cuts and advanced in the FedEx Cup Playoffs to the BMW Championship. Bradley finished 54th in the season-long standings and was 34th after the regular season.
The 36-year-old has won four PGA Tour events, but none since 2018.
Bradley had a good shot in 2020 at the Sanderson Farms Championship. He shot 66-65-73-69 to finish four shots back in a tie for fourth place.
Bradley was seventh in the field in total strokes gained for the week (7.884), eighth in driving distance (307.2), and ninth in scrambling (77.78%).
He mentioned in 2020 how he loves playing on Bermuda grass. Even in his debut, he felt right at home.
“Yeah, the greens are very slopey and very fast, so they’re tricky. There’s some tricky flags,” Bradley was transcribed by ASAP Sports. “But I just love this course so much.”
The St. John’s (New York) alum missed the cut last year by two after rounds of 72-69.
Last season, Bradley ranked 21st on the PGA Tour in total SG per round (1.053). He jumped from 186th in SG putting (-.548) to 88th (.067). Bradley was 18th in fairway proximity (29’7”) which is good at a course where there’s not juicy rough.
This is his first start since Caves Valley. I like Bradley to be ready to go after a month off.