Final Round at the 2011 PGA Championship

After a triple-bogey on No. 15, Keegan Bradley rallied to top Jason Dufner in the PGA's three-hole playoff.

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Keegan Bradley in a three-hole playoff to win the 2011 PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club.
Bradley, who is PGA Tour rookie, becomes only the third player to win his major championship debut after Ben Curtis in the 2003 Open Championship and Francis Ouimet in the 1913 U.S. Open.
Jason Dufner converted a long two-putt on the 18th green to make par and force a playoff with Bradley.
Bradley and Dufner had been neck-and-neck until Bradley collapsed on the watery par-3 15th and made triple bogey.
Dufner then made a bogey of his own at 15, followed by bogeys at 16 and 17.
Bradley recovered from his calamity at 15 and made clutch birdie putts at 16 and 17 to pull to eight under. A par at 18 gave him the clubhouse lead.
Dufner began the day in a tie for the lead at seven under.
He had zero wins on the PGA Tour heading into the week.
Rory McIlroy struggled in his final round, shooting his second-straight 74.
McIlroy suffered a wrist injury on Thursday but gutted it out and finished the rest of the championship.
He finished at 11 over.
Phil Mickelson was two under on the front nine.
Mickelson then made two bogeys in the next five holes to drop back to even par, where he would stay.
Brendan Steele was a co-leader at the start of the day, but he quickly fell out of contention, ending with a 77.
David Toms three-under 67 to finish at five under.
Jim Furyk made double bogey at the 18th hole to shoot 75.
Rickie Fowler shot a solid 68 to wrap up his tournament.
Fowler made five birdies in the round and finished at six over total.
Y.E. Yang also shot a 74.
Ross Fisher improved his overall score by one shot with a 69.
Matt Kuchar made bogey at the 18th to finish at even par.
Hunter Mahan shot a 70, keeping him at even par for the tournament.
Francesco Molinari shot a two-over 72.