Keegan Bradley wins £2.1m Skins Game exchange for first time in 17 years | Golf news

American Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley won 11 skins, including nine over two holes, and won the Skins Game with $2.1 million in the competition’s return after 17 years.
Bradley holed a 7-foot putt on the No. 13 hole at Panther National to win $900,000 because money from the previous three holes had carried over.
Bradley’s first victory was worth five skins on the first hole while no one won the first four holes.
Tommy Fleetwood won the final hole which was worth three skins with carryovers and, as the money increased towards the end of the 16-hole competition, Fleetwood collected $1,125,000.
This was the biggest skin win, inevitable given that the total purse was only $1 million during the last edition of the Skins Game in 2008.
Fleetwood finished with $1.7 million to finish second. Shane Lowry, who replaced the injured Justin Thomas, won a skin and finished with $200,000. Xander Schauffele has been excluded.
There were some adjustments this time. It took place over 16 holes Friday morning, instead of 18 holes spread over two days over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Additionally, while each player started with $1 million, money was deducted when someone else won skins.
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