The Travelers Championship is one of the PGA Tour’s signature non-major events, and it sure delivered the drama. It had wind, weather swings, drama on 18, and a charging winner in Keegan Bradley, who rallied late to steal the title at 18-under-par. The finish capped a wild week that saw lead changes, tight scoring, and several marquee names in the hunt.

For fans who followed along with our weekly golf picks or track trends on the PGA Tour, this one delivered both sweat and value.

Golf Tournament Results

The following PGA golf tournament results are for the Travelers Championship:

Golf Results	Golfer	Score
Round 1 Leader	Keegan Bradley	64
Round 2 Leader	Tommy Fleetwood	65
Round 3 Leader	Russell Henley	69
Final Round	Harris English	65
Tournament Winner	Keegan Bradley	-15

Wind Affected Play Early

The tournament opened with a bang on Thursday, as Scottie Scheffler and Austin Eckroat both fired opening-round 62s to set the pace at 8-under. Scheffler birdied five of his first six holes and hit a laser approach into the 13th to tie for the early lead. Rory McIlroy wasn’t far behind after a 64, and Cameron Young quietly posted a bogey-free 66 despite lingering fatigue from the U.S. Open.

Friday brought chaos. Gusty winds made conditions brutal, especially on the back nine. Scheffler’s lead unraveled with a double-bogey on 17, and the average score for the field ballooned over 70. The leaderboard tightened heading into the weekend with 12 players separated by just four shots, including Tommy Fleetwood, Keegan Bradley, Russell Henley, and Justin Thomas, who caught fire with five straight birdies on the back nine Friday to shoot 64.

Fleetwood Dominates Saturday

Saturday was a highlight reel, and Tommy Fleetwood was the star. The Englishman didn’t miss a single fairway and posted a scorching 63 to move to -16 through 54 holes, taking a three-shot lead into Sunday. He was in full control, hitting 21 fairways in a row across the first three rounds and leading the field in approach play. Henley and Bradley trailed at -13, while Jason Day and Brian Harman rounded out the top five.

With Fleetwood seeking his long-awaited first PGA Tour win, he entered Sunday as the clear favorite. His performance to that point had been clinical. But with $3.6 million and a trophy on the line, the final round was anything but smooth.

Bradley’s Comeback Seals It

On Sunday, it was Keegan Bradley’s turn to shine. Starting three back of Fleetwood, Bradley birdied two of his last four holes, including a gutsy putt on 18 to post 68 and reach 18-under. It capped a wild closing stretch and denied Fleetwood his first Tour win yet again. Henley also birdied the final hole to match Fleetwood at -17, but both came up just short.

Fleetwood’s late bogey and missed opportunity on the closing holes left him one behind. Despite hitting fairways and greens for most of the week, the pressure of Sunday loomed large. It was a heartbreaking finish for the man with 41 top-10s and no PGA Tour win, the most in Tour history.

Bradley’s victory was his first of the season, though he’s now finished inside the top 10 in 3 of his last 4 starts. Those who followed top handicappers or leaned into momentum-based betting cashed big with the veteran, who’s quietly having one of the most consistent seasons of his career.

What’s The Next Tournament?

With the Travelers in the books, the PGA Tour shifts north to Detroit, Michigan, for the Rocket Classic, another scoring-friendly layout. Keep an eye on names like Bradley and Fleetwood, who’ve shown impressive form over the last month.