The American golfer Keegan Bradley became the first leader of the Tour Championship, the fourth and final round of the playoffs for the FedEx Cup on the American circuit after signing a first run of 64 shots, six under par.

Bradley was placed at a high level for lead with seven birdies, including four in the second nine holes and a bogey, leaving him at the top with two hits ahead of his compatriots Jason Dufner and Chez Reavie, and the Englishman Luke Donald.

The world number one started strong with four under par and well positioned to win the tournament, which would give him victory in the FedEx Cup and a bonus of $ 10 million (about EUR 7.4 million ).

There are blows that deserve a monument, or at least be remembered as one of the best of the year, such as Pablo Larrazabal starring in the second round of the Munich, which led him to third place and one of the leaders, Henrik Stenson and George Coetzee.

The Barcelona Larrazabal, 28, piled up two birdies in 15 holes. At the exit of the sixteenth ‘tee’ their ‘drive’ was excellent, after which came the magic with a short iron hit the ball with backspin, bounced on ‘green’ and at least 12 meters traveled before ending up in the hole.

The Barcelona finish off the round with another birdie on 18. Signed 67 shots and joined himself to the forefront, one shot from Swedish and South African Stenson Coetzee.

The Spanish Sergio Garcia, the heroic for a place for the British Open, locked in his first nine holes and 71 strokes signed late. The card requires hereinafter to complete two very good laps, then Garcia, six strokes of the leaders, need to finish in Munich in the top four for ‘hunting’ of the two squares that are divided into the tournament to enter Open in July.

Miguel Angel Jimenez (-3) and Alejandro Canizares (-2) made it through the cut.
Germany’s Bernhard Langer, 53, finished junior (76 and 79). He made a quadruple bogey on the sixth hole.