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Bryant wins first major, capturing U.S. Senior Open

July 8, 2007 By WRN Contributor

Brad Bryant wins US Senior Open Brad Bryant (pictured) said if he played the best round of his life, he just might have a chance to win the U.S. Senior Open.

That's exactly what happened on Sunday.  Bryant fired a 4-under par 68 and saw leader Tom Watson falter on the back 9 at Whistling Straits to capture the title, the first major victory of his career.

Bryant finished at 6-under par 282, three strokes ahead of Ben Crenshaw who closed at 3-under par 285.  Loren Roberts finished 3rd at 2-under 286 and Tom Watson fourth at 1-under 287.

The 52 year old Bryant wins $470,000 for his first place finish.

Watson birdied 10 with a long put to go to 9-under par for the tournament and a three shot lead on Bryant.  But Watson played his next four holes in 4-over par fashion and Bryant let by 1, never to surrender the lead again.

Listen / Download – Brad Bryant on winning 2007 US Senior Open – 4:30

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