PGA Tour signature events get high-profile winners and a little more balance
CROMWELL, Conn. — The PGA Tour has created more paths to the $20 million signature events, such as 10 leading players in the FedEx Cup standings and the five top players on a special list from the events in between. The elite players are still winning them.
Keegan Bradley became the eighth different winner of the eight signature events when he won the Travelers Championship . He also had the worst world ranking (No. 21) of any of this year's winners.
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