Keegan Bradley Net Worth: How Rich is the Golfer Actually?

Keegan Bradley is an American professional golfer who has won six PGA Tour events. He claimed his first PGA Tour win at the 2011 HP Byron Nelson Championship. As of 2024, Keegan Bradley net worth is approximately around $25 million.

Early Life

Keegan Bradley was born in June 1986 in Woodstock, Vermont. He was raised by his parents, Mark and Kaye. His dad is the head professional at the Tennis Club, and the Jackson Hole Golf. Similarly, his aunt, Pat Bradley has a strong connection to golf. She used to play in the LPGA events.

Bradley grew up with a younger sister, Madison. Regarding his education detail, he studied at Hopkinton High School. Then, he enrolled at St. John’s University and graduated in 2008. As a kid, he wanted to be an all-state ski racer. As he grew old, he decided to give up skiing and pursued a golf career.

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In 2004, Bradley won the MIAA Division 2 Individual State Championship. According to his coach, Dick Bliss, he didn’t receive the most attention from big-time college recruiters despite being one of the most popular players in the season. Bradley began his professional golf career in 2008 and competed on the NGA Hooters Tour.

Bradley showed his best form in the Tour and claimed victory at the Southern Dunes. In 2009, he played at the Texas Honing Open and secured a win in a second Hooters Tour event. Bradley appeared in 26 events in the season and was able to make 22 cuts. That same year, he competed in two Nationwide Tour events and cut both events.

Keegan then competed in the qualifying school and tried to earn a 2010 PGA Tour card. However, he couldn’t win a Tour card as he fell short by 2 strokes. In 2010, he competed on the Nationwide Tour and recorded 4 consecutive top-5 finishes. Bradley eventually earned his PGA Tour card for the 2011 season after finishing 14th on the money list.

Bradley’s first PGA Tour appearance came at the 2011 Sony Open. Later, he played at the Bob Hope Classic and finished T-7. In April 2011, he competed at the Valero Texas Open and recorded a second top-seven finish. Bradley claimed his first PGA Tour win at the 2011 HP Byron Nelson Championship. In the event, he got victory over Ryan Palmer in a sudden-death playoff.

Keegan subsequently entered into the 2011 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational after winning his maiden PGA Tour event. A week later, he appeared in his first major golf event, the 2011 PGA Championship. Bradley won a major in his first attempt against fellow American golfer, Jason Dufner. With the victory, he became the first golf player to record a victory with a long putter. Along with that, he also listed his name as the seventh consecutive first-time major winner.

In 2018, he claimed the victory at the BMW Championship. That same year, he secured his place for the season-ending PGA Tour event, Tour Championship. Then, he finished in eighth place in the season-long championship trophy, the FedEx Cup. Bradley won his fifth PGA Tour event after four years at the Zozo Championship. He claimed his sixth PGA Tour win at the Travelers Championship in June 2023.

Personal Life

Keegan Bradley married his wife, Jillian Bradley at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum in 2016. The pair met first time in 2012 after the golfer played at Atlantic Athletic Club in Georgia. Together, they share two sons, Cooper, and Logan. Jillian is regularly seen supporting her hubby in PGA Tour events.

Keegan is available on Instagram under the user name, @keeganbradley1, where he has 212K followers. When he is not playing golf on the course, we can find him supporting professional basketball teams, the Boston Celtics, and the Boston Red Sox.

Keegan Bradley Net Worth

As of 2024, Keegan Bradley’s total net worth is estimated to be around $25 million. He has earned career earnings of $47,360,864 from his professional golf career which include $41,348,947 from official tournaments and $3,707,917 from unofficial tournaments. Bradley owns multiple properties including his lavish homes in Jupiter, Florida, and Tequesta. He also owns expensive high-end cars, a Mercedes-Benz G-Class, and a Porsche 911.