Bradley clings to lead in Texas with surging Korean one stroke adrift


  • Golf
  • Monday, 20 May 2013

IRVING (Texas): Keegan Bradley, trying to win the Byron Nelson Championship for the second time in three years, fired a two-under 68 on Saturday and clung to a one-stroke lead over South Korea’s Bae Sang-moon.

In windy conditions at the par-70 TPC Four Seasons Resort course, Bradley closed with a bogey for the third round in a row but the American still stood atop the leaderboard on 13-under 197 with Sang-moon on 198 after a third 66 in a row.

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