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J. Thomas - G

Justin Thomas arrived at the Travelers Championship amidst a bit of a slump but left with 25 birdies to manage a T9 finish, his first top 10 since March.

Thomas is known for his stellar rate of big finishes over the course of his career but that changed recently with six straight finishes landing outside of the top 10. A cold putter has been the culprit for much of the downturn but he managed to fight through the flat-stick woes this week. Thomas lost 1.9 strokes putting at TPC River Highlands but ranked 3rd in strokes gained tee-to-green. It was a promising result to rebuild some confidence but he still has some work to do in the putting department. Despite the nice finish this week, Thomas is just 66th in the FedExCup race.

Added Jun 25 8:57 pm (EST)

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B. Harman - G

Brian Harman tossed together a 6-under 64 on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, posting a piece of second place on the final leaderboard (-20).

Harman entered the week with just one top 25 in his last 14 stroke-play events. It's been a slump for the straight shooter but TPC River Highlands was the perfect cure. The Georgia Bulldog gained 4.4 strokes on approach, 3.5 strokes around-the-green, and 4.9 strokes putting. All three ranked 13th or better for the week. This was far from his first taste of success at the course, going in the books as his sixth career top 10 at TPC River Highlands.

Added Jun 25 8:08 pm (EST)

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C. Reavie - G

Chez Reavie started the day just one shot off the pace but stumbled with a 1-over 71 to drop back to a share of fourth place on the final leaderboard.

Reavie and overnight leader Keegan Bradley were in a tier of their own to begin the day. Reavie dropped a rung with seven pars and two bogeys before the turn. His driver remained steady (12-of-14 fairways) but lost strokes in each of the other three categories of strokes gained today. It was a day to forget but a week to remember for Reavie who still managed a T4 finish, vaulting him from 114th to 95th in the FedExCup race.

Added Jun 25 7:45 pm (EST)

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S. Scheffler - G

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler steadied a 5-under 65 on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, ending the week on 19-under 261, good for a slice of fourth place.

The Texan piled up 21 birdies and a pair of eagles this week at TPC River Highlands. He ended the week ranked second in strokes gained tee-to-green (+11.08). He's now gained at least 10.6 strokes in that department in six straight events. Scheffler carded three sub-66 rounds this week but a two-birdie 70 on Friday is what held him back from truly contending. The World No. 1 now has six straight top-5 finishes and you have to go back to October to find the last time he finished worse than 12th. It's safe to say he's been the most consistent golfer on the planet over the last nine months.

Added Jun 25 7:11 pm (EST)

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R. McIlroy - G

Rory McIlroy raced out of the gate on Sunday at the Travelers Championship before slowing his pace to record a 6-under 64, ending his week in a share of seventh place (18-under 262).

McIlroy circled birdies on five of the first seven holes today. He couldn't maintain that pace but still bettered the field average by more than three shots today. McIlroy tossed together four sub-69 rounds this week at TPC River Highlands but didn't even sniff contention over the weekend. "I don't particularly like when a tournament is like this. Unfortunately technology has passed this course by, right? It sort of has made it obsolete, especially as soft as it has been with a little bit of rain that we had." The Northern Irishman now has five straight top-10 finishes and has his game trending back toward the winner's circle just in time for the season's final major and the FedExCup Playoffs.

Added Jun 25 7:03 pm (EST)

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P. Cantlay - G

Patrick Cantlay gave the leader a small scare down the stretch was swallowed two late bogeys to finish on 19-under this week at the Travelers Championship, four shots off the winning tally of Keegan Bradley.

Cantlay was slow out of the gate with eight pars and a birdie before the turn. He applied some pressure with four birdies on the next six holes, all while Keegan Bradley was starting to leak with three straight bogeys. That shrunk the lead to just three shots be Cantlay stumbled home with two bogeys and a par. "I thought I struck the ball very solid all day. Played smart. Not the finish I wanted obviously, but my game is in a good spot and a lot of big tournaments left this summer." The UCLA alum carded four sub-69 rounds this week and led the field in strokes gained tee-to-green. Cantlay now has six straight top 15s at TPC River Highlands. He collected two victories last season but still searching for his first win of the 2022-23 campaign.

Added Jun 25 6:52 pm (EST)

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Z. Blair - G

Zac Blair stormed the castle on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, styling the low round of the day (62) to reach 20-under 260 and claim a share of second place.

The straight shooter lived up to his reputation this week, piping 48 fairways to lead the field in driving accuracy. From there, he gained 6.2 strokes on approach (5th) and was well above average in the short-game department. It was a much-needed big finish for Blair who entered the week just 144th in the FedExCup race (will move up to 90th with this result). Also, playing on a Major Medical Extension, this gets him within 26 FedExCup Points of reaching those terms. He will have seven starts remaining to earn those points.

Added Jun 25 6:44 pm (EST)

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K. Bradley - G

Overnight leader Keegan Bradley kept his foot on the gas with a closing, 2-under 68 to reach 23-under 257, good for a three-shot win on the final leaderboard of this week's Travelers Championship.

Bradley has New England roots so to win this event in Connecticut really meant a lot to him. "I just am so proud to win this tournament. Travelers and everybody involved puts on a first-class tournament. It's been like this for a decade, and I'm so happy to be the winner here... it was a dream of mine since I was a little kid. It's very rare that you get to live out your dreams, and this was certainly one of them." Bradley racked up 27 birdies this week (1st) while swallowing just four bogeys and nothing worse. He led the field in strokes gained approach and putting which will always be a lethal combination. This will go in the books as his second win of the season (ZOZO Championship) and sixth of his career.

Added Jun 25 6:30 pm (EST)

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S. Scheffler - G

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler tossed together a bogey-free, 7-under 63 in round one of the Travelers Championship.

The Texan split just 4-of-14 fairways today but led the field in approach, gaining 3.9 strokes (mostly from the rough) in that category. "I didn't drive it as well as I would've hoped to today, but outside of that I didn't put myself in any really horrible spots. There are some bad spots you can put yourself in here in the bunkering. Hit the important tee shots well and just kept the course in front of me." Scheffler is making his fourth appearance at TPC River Highlands and he's improved upon each visit (missed cut, T47, T13).

Added Jun 22 10:39 pm (EST)

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A. Scott - G

Adam Scott led the field in birdies (11) in round one of the Travelers Championship, styling an 8-under 62 to share a slice of second place.

The Aussie missed the cut last week but got back on track after a cross-country flight. He led the field in strokes gained off-the-tee (+2.4) while also ranking 4th in putting (+3.6). Scott ended his day with a 20'1" birdie splash, "You know, and maybe the kind of momentum I need to go out tomorrow morning and kind of keep my foot down and try and make as many birdies as I can again tomorrow." Scott has top 10s in three of his last five starts so his game is trending well despite last week's hiccup.

Added Jun 22 10:13 pm (EST)

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R. McIlroy - G

Rory McIlroy swallowed five bogeys in round one of the Travelers Championship but still managed a 2-under 68 thanks to his first career hole-in-one.

McIlroy settled for second last week at the U.S. Open but was a bit sloppy today. He swallowed five bogeys but did offset that with five birdies and his first hole-in-one on the PGA TOUR. "I had one in Abu Dhabi, I've had one here. They're the only two I've had in competition as a pro. I've had a ton in practice and casual rounds."McIlroy lost more than a stroke off-the-tee today which is incredibly rare for him. He finds himself in a share of 46th place after round one with plenty of room for improvement if his driver returns to his normal standards.

Added Jun 22 9:51 pm (EST)

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D. McCarthy - G

Denny McCarthy could do no wrong on Thursday at the Travelers Championship, styling a bogey-free, 10-under 60 to claim the early lead at TPC River Highlands.

McCarthy was dialed in from start to finish today. He gained more than a stroke over the field in all four sub-categories of strokes gained. "The back nine here is one of my favorite nine holes on TOUR. It's very risk-reward. If you're playing well you can shoot 5-, 6-under; if you're not playing well it can beat you up." He signed a 5-under 30 on that back nine today on his way toward a career-low round (Preivously a 61 at the 2019 Greenbrier). This will go in the books as his second time holding a first-round lead or co-lead on the PGA TOUR (2019 AT&T Byron Nelson, T23).

Added Jun 22 9:41 pm (EST)

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PGA Justin Thomas snags first top 10 since March

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PGA Reavie settles for a top 5 at TPC River Highlands

PGA Scheffler (T4) still the king of consistency

PGA Rory McIlroy lands a fifth straight top-10 finish

PGA Cantlay collects fourth-place finish at Travelers

PGA Zac Blair burst onto the podium with Sunday-low 62

PGA Keegan Bradley bags his sixth career TOUR title

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J. Thomas - G

Justin Thomas arrived at the Travelers Championship amidst a bit of a slump but left with 25 birdies to manage a T9 finish, his first top 10 since March.

Added Jun 25 8:57 pm (EST)

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B. Harman - G

Brian Harman tossed together a 6-under 64 on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, posting a piece of second place on the final leaderboard (-20).

Added Jun 25 8:08 pm (EST)

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C. Reavie - G

Chez Reavie started the day just one shot off the pace but stumbled with a 1-over 71 to drop back to a share of fourth place on the final leaderboard.

Added Jun 25 7:45 pm (EST)

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S. Scheffler - G

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler steadied a 5-under 65 on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, ending the week on 19-under 261, good for a slice of fourth place.

Added Jun 25 7:11 pm (EST)

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R. McIlroy - G

Rory McIlroy raced out of the gate on Sunday at the Travelers Championship before slowing his pace to record a 6-under 64, ending his week in a share of seventh place (18-under 262).

Added Jun 25 7:03 pm (EST)

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P. Cantlay - G

Added Jun 25 6:52 pm (EST)

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Z. Blair - G

Zac Blair stormed the castle on Sunday at the Travelers Championship, styling the low round of the day (62) to reach 20-under 260 and claim a share of second place.

Added Jun 25 6:44 pm (EST)

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K. Bradley - G

Overnight leader Keegan Bradley kept his foot on the gas with a closing, 2-under 68 to reach 23-under 257, good for a three-shot win on the final leaderboard of this week's Travelers Championship.

Added Jun 25 6:30 pm (EST)

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