Keegan Bradley vs Collin Morikawa Prediction: An entertaining performance from two great golfers

In the last round of the Golf Tour Championship, which will take place at East Lake Golf Club, Keegan Bradley and Collin Morikawa will compete against one another. Even though the two golfers have already turned in outstanding performances since the beginning of this tournament, we are certain to see yet another outstanding performance from them here. In the following, I will present a comprehensive examination of the two individuals involved here, along with potential betting outcomes. 

Keegan Bradley has not yet finished unpacking his suitcase after returning from the Ryder Cup in 2012. The humiliating performance of the United States team at Medinah is still such a traumatic memory for him that the team's equipment is still stored in his garage in South Florida, where it is gathering dust. "I thought for a while I'll never open it again," he remarked Friday at East Lake, referring to his conversation following his most recent match. "I'm really hoping that I'll be given the opportunity to play on this team." Bradley has had a successful comeback season, winning twice on the PGA Tour. One of his victories came against the greatest players in the world at a prestigious tournament called the Travelers Championship. At the end of the first two rounds of the Tour Championship, he is sitting in fourth place all by himself, three shots behind the leaders, Viktor Hovland and Collin Morikawa. On Sunday, Bradley will compete in the penultimate pairing, which will also feature world number one Collin Morikawa. It remains to be seen whether or not this will be sufficient for him to accomplish his ultimate aim of being selected to play for the United States team in the Ryder Cup again. Bradley, who is now ranked 11th in the team standings, is in the running for one of the final picks that will be made by Captain Zach Johnson on Tuesday, which will follow the conclusion of the Tour's current season.

After shooting an opening round 61 on Thursday at East Lake Golf Club, Collin Morikawa was in the lead after the first round. His score was 9 under par. This resulted in his having a total under the staggered scoring system of 10 under par, which tied him for first place with Viktor Hovland and Keegan Bradley. After shooting a score of 64 on Friday, Collin Morikawa was tied for the lead after the second round. This brought his overall score to 16 under par, which was tied for first place with Hovland. Morikawa is now the owner of the score record for the FedEx Cup playoff final over the course of 36 holes. His score of 61-64-125 was two shots better than the record that Tiger Woods had achieved in 2007 with a score of 127. He made it through the first two rounds without accumulating any bogeys or other negative scores on his card. Morikawa, who began the playoffs ranked No. 24 and was one stroke under par, is now in a strong position to win both the event and the playoff title.

Since both of these players have been in top form ever since the competition began, I am anticipating that they will both turn in a number of outstanding performances. Morikawa, on the other hand, has been far too good during the entire process, and he is far too close to being perfect now. Once more, if Morikawa plays at his absolute best, it does not matter how well Keegan Bradley does in this matchup; the American Morikawa will unquestionably prevail.