Keegan Bradley led Justin Thomas & Co. to a gut-wrenching contest at Bethpage a couple of months ago. Thomas had faith in Bradley’s abilities as a captain, but apparently, not so much as a player. Don’t worry, Keegan proved JT wrong. The banter came to light when Bradley hit an excellent birdie on the eighth hole at Panther National.

The birdie in question helped Bradley rack up another $300,000. Playing in a reverse purse format, the putt pushed his total prize money to $1.625. As happy as he was, Bradley was disappointed to learn that Thomas didn’t believe he could make the record birdie, as told by the on-course analyst.

“Why’s that? I’m so glad that he said that so I could prove him wrong,” Bradley told the reporter.

13 holes into the game, the tournament was well in Keegan Bradl

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