Keegan Bradley broke a 1,498-day win drought by taking out the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP in Japan over the weekend, collecting a healthy $1.980 million in official earnings in the process while also picking up 500 FedExCup points to move to top spot in the season long standings. RELATED: Full FedExCup standings Bradley, who opened at +3300 odds on BetMGM Sportsbook, claimed his fifth PGA TOUR title with his come from behind victory, his first win since the 2018 BMW Championship. Andrew Putnam and 54-hole leader Rickie Fowler were forced to share second place just one shot behind after Bradley hit a sublime chip on the par-5 18th hole in the final round to set up a tap in birdie and his triumph. Both Putnam and Fowler picked up $968,000 and 245 FedExCup points each with Putnam moving to sixth in the standings and Fowler right behind at seventh. Mackenzie Hughes kept second place in the FedExCup via a T23 with Max Homa dropping from first to third during his week off. Matthew NeSmith (T9) sits fifth in the standings after his third consecutive top-10. Here’s a breakdown of the purse and FedExCup points for the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP:
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