Bradley has been the second-most successful American golfer in the world, even with additional weight on his shoulders

Keegan Bradley has again opened the door to potentially featuring as a playing captain at the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black after securing victory at the Travelers Championship. Bradley made a birdie putt on the 18th hole to snatch victory and break the heart of Tommy Fleetwood, leaving the Englishman still searching for his first PGA Tour win.

The New England native won in Connecticut again, leaving Keegan Bradley to field questions about being the first playing Ryder Cup captain in 62 years.