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• Destiny: Tour Rookie Keegan Bradley Dazzles Golf World, Triumphs at PGA Championship

  

  Posted almost 2 years ago by Andrew De Lara

  The Golf World was dazzled…even shocked…at Keegan Bradley’s bold victory at the PGA Championship. But for Oakley, it was hardly a surprise. The PGA Tour rookie and budding O Team star displayed veteran-like poise in his intense three-hole playoff battle with Jason Dufner in front of a captivated global audience on Sunday – claiming his first major in dramatic fashion. The son of a PGA Pro and the nephew of Pat Bradley – an LPGA World Golf Hall of Fame inductee – the young standout officially hit the map on the heels of a recent win at the HP Byron Nelson Championship. And considering the grand victory on his first try in Georgia, it’s safe to say that golf stardom definitely runs in his blood.

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• Media Buzz: Adam Scott Claims WGC-Bridgestone Victory in Flak Jacket XLJ Amidst Caddy Frenzy

  

  Posted almost 2 years ago by Andrew De Lara

  If ‘Adam Scott’ wasn’t a household name before last weekend, it sure is now. The Aussie Golf Pro claimed a commanding victory at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational amidst a media frenzy surrounding his new caddy, Steve Williams, who was fired last month by Tiger Woods after a long stretch through the superstar’s career. “I can talk about Steve now and not Tiger,” said Adam, who rocks Oakley Flak Jacket XLJ with Slate or G30 lenses – depending on light conditions on the course. “I’m sure there are a lot of other golfers who wouldn’t mind that, either.”

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• Defending the Title: World No. 1 Women’s Golfer Yani Tseng Claims British Open Crown, Becomes Youngest Golfer in History to Claim Five Majors

  

  Posted almost 2 years ago by Andrew De Lara

  We said it before, we’ll say it again. Move over Tiger. Oakley’s World No. 1 Ranked Women’s Golfer Yani Tseng shot her way into the record books as the youngest professional golfer in history to claim five career major titles. The 22 year old successfully and boldly defended her Women’s British Open Title, passing Caroline Masson in the final round for the triumph. Trailing Masson by two strokes as the final day set in, Yani made her charge, birdying on the third hole to bring the two to a tie at 13-under-par. But she wasn’t done. Her birdie on the sixth gave Yani her commanding lead.

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