
Brendon Todd shot a 9-under 62 on Sunday en route to a four-shot victory at the Bermuda Championship.
Todd finished his final day in Bermuda with one bogey offset by 11 birdies, highlighted by seven straight gains on hole Nos. 2-8 to reach 24-under par, four clear of Harry Higgs (68).
It was Todd’s second career PGA Tour title, and first since the 2014 season. The win will move the 34-year old Pittsburgh native to No. 17 in the FedExCup standings.
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Pro-File
Nationality: Northern Ireland
Height: 6′ 3″
Weight: 180 lb
Birthdate: July 22, 1985 (age 34)
Native: Pittsburgh, PA
Resides: Atlanta, GA
Final Top 5
Pos-Player-To Par (Final Rd)
1. Brendon Todd -24 (-9)
2. Harry Higgs -20 (-3)
3. Hank Lebioda -18 (-8)
3. Aaron Wise -18 (-6)
3. Scottie Scheffler -18 (-5)
3. Brian Gay -18 (-4)
Top-3 Payouts
Pos-Payout
1. $540,000
2. $327,000
3. $146,438
Early Rounds

ROUND 1
Pos-Player-To Par
1. Scottie Scheffler -9
2. Victor Perez -8
25. Brendon Todd -3
ROUND 2
Pos-Player-To Par (Rd 2)
1. Brendon Todd -11 (-8)
1. Harry Higgs -11 (-6)
1. Scottie Scheffler -11 (-2)
ROUND 3
Pos-Player-To Par (Rd 3)
1. Harry Higgs -17 (-6)
2. Brendon Todd -15 (-4)
3. Bo Hoag -14 (-7)
3. Brian Gay -14 (-6)
Brendon Todd’s Winning Numbers
Topline Stats:
Driving: 302.6 (52nd)
Fairways: 39/56, 69.6% (5th)
Greens: 55/72, 76.3% (10th)
Putts/GIR: 85/1.545 (3rd)
Scoring: -24 (27 Birdies, 42 Pars, 3 Bogeys)
Points & Money
The victory earned Todd $540,000 and 300 FedExCup points. He will move to No. 17 on the points list. Additionally, he earned 24 OWGR points and will move to No. 185 (from 522nd) in the Official World Golf Rankings.
Todd’s 2019-20 PGA Tour Season

Starts: 6
Cuts Made: 2
Wins: 1 (Bermuda Championship)
Addtl Top 10s: 0
Money: $582,482 (27th)
FedExCup: 322 (17th)
World Rank Before/After: 522/185
Todd’s Career Victories
PGA Tour: 2
2019 Bermuda Championship
2014 HP Byron Nelson
Korn Ferry Tour: 1
2008 Utah Championship
Video: Final-Round Highlights
Credit: PGA Tour Youtube
Exit Question
Q. Thoughts on first win since 2014?
Brendon Todd: I’m thrilled, over the moon. Like I told the guys earlier, a year ago I was talking to my manager about potentially opening up another business and not sure if I
was going to keep playing. So to turn it around in one year and regain status and then have a big win this like this is just a dream come true and hopefully a springboard to a really long,
successful career out here.
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