What Next for Keegan Bradley after Won the PGA Championship

When Keegan Bradley won the PGA Championship last month at the Atlanta Athletic Club, he became an overnight sensation: a 25-year-old rookie with a major championship.

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A Presidents Cup nod from team Captain Fred Couples was clearly in his sights now -- the consideration a no-brainer. But then the Woodstock, Vt., native began to struggle -- missing his next two cuts, at the Barclays and the Deutsche Bank Championship. Last week, he righted the ship some with a tie for 16th at the BWW Championship, but by then Webb Simpson was garnering all the praise for a promising American youth movement on the PGA Tour.

"Keegan is still a wide-eyed kid," said his caddie, Steve "Pepsi" Hale. "The Barclays and the Deutsche Bank were going to be tough events for him anyway, regardless of whether or not he won the PGA. He had 50 ticket requests from family and friends at the Deutsche Bank.

"It's been 30 days since the PGA. It's out of his system. He can concentrate on his game."

With a 6-under 64 on Thursday in the first round of the Tour Championship at the historic East Lake Golf Club, it looked as if Bradley's heroic win 20 miles up the road in Johns Creek, Ga., was a distant memory.

"[Thursday] was the best Keegan's played since the PGA," Hale said.

One of Bradley's seven birdies came at the difficult, uphill par-3 235-yard 18th hole, only one of six par breakers made there all day. He got his round going at the par-3 second hole by holing out from a greenside bunker for birdie.

"It was a good day out there," Bradley said. "I just felt comfortable right from the start. It's nice to kind of get back to playing golf again. There's been a nice separation to the PGA, and it's nice to kind of not have to worry about anything else but playing golf."

Bradley owns a 2-shot lead over Jason Dufner, Chez Reavie and Luke Donald after the opening round.

"I don't think there's any surprise," Bradley said. "[Jason] likes this grass [Zoysia fairways and Bermuda greens], too. He likes these courses.

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