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Sang-Moon Bae remained close and finally caught Keegan Bradley on the final round to win the HP Byron Nelson Championship on Sunday at TPC Four Seasons Resort in Las Colinas.

Bradley went from a course-record 60 to take the lead Thursday to a final-round two-over 72 on Sunday. He led after each of the first three rounds in Irving, Texas.

Sang-Moon Bae put together three consecutive rounds of 66 then closed with a one-under 69 on Sunday to win by two shots at 13-under par.

The winner received $1,206,000, while second place was worth $723,600.



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INTERVIEW WITH SANG-MOON BAE

PGA Tour moderator: We would like to welcome 2013 HP Byron Nelson Championship winner, Sang‑Moon Bae into the interview room. Sang‑Moon becomes the fifth player of Korean descent to win on the TOUR with a two‑shot lead over Keegan Bradley. Congratulations on the win, if we could get your comments.
SANG‑MOON BAE: I had a great ...

Golf fans at the HP Byron Nelson will be returning in huge numbers to the TPC Four Seasons Resort at Las Colinas to watch Keegan Bradley.

At 13-under, Bradley could go from first round ...

SMU senior Mario Clemens made 10 birdies over three days at the NCAA Regionals, and he needed all 10.

Clemens birdied his 18th hole on Saturday to finish the tournament at three-under, winning the NCAA Regional by one stroke at the Blessings Golf Club in Fayetteville, Ark.

With the win, Clemens advances to the NCAA Championships.

Illinois (282-292-289=863) edged host Arkansas (290-283-293=866) for the Regional crown. Clemens (70-70-73) won medalist honors at 3-under 213.
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Ken Venturi, a 14-time PGA TOUR winner, former Presidents Cup captain and long-time golf broadcaster passed away this ...

THE MODERATOR: We would like to welcome Keegan Bradley into the interview room at the HP Byron Nelson after a 1‑under par, 69, Keegan, increased your lead today, that was good and if we could get rid of holes 1 and 18 for you, you would be set but give us your comment on the day.
KEEGAN BRADLEY: I'm happy with shooting 69, didn't feel comfortable today, just was a different feeling today going off. The first hole is probably the easiest hole out here, I don't know why I keep making bogey on that hole. It was a good round today, solid round, a lot tougher than it was yesterday, so I'm happy with it.

Q. Keegan, is it strange to think you shot under par today and yesterday you were 9‑under?
KEEGAN BRADLEY: Yeah, I don't get too caught up in it. Whenever you shoot rounds like that, people make a big deal out of it, more than I do. I got 100 rounds yesterday from the guys, and one time in Nationwide I shot 61 and shot 77 the next day, so I wanted to go out ready and focused today and ready to shoot a good number.

Q. How much more difficult was it today? Was it a lot windier today in the afternoon?
KEEGAN BRADLEY: Definitely. The greens are firming up a little, they're still soft but firmer than yesterday.
The wind was definitely more difficult, it was blowing, it was gusting. But, you know, the scores were still there to get. Anything under par I think from here on out is a pretty good score out here.

Q. You talked about the tee shot at 18 yesterday, is it basically the same thing today, you think?
KEEGAN BRADLEY: Yeah, Pepsi said he's going to put a yardage plate over there for me. I'm going to hit good ones on Saturday and Sunday, I'm due, I don't know ...

Hunter Mahan of McKinney, Texas, looks like he was born to play golf.



Keegan Bradley shot a 69 on Friday and remains on top going into the ...

We would like to welcome Keegan Bradley into the interview room after a 10‑under par 60, he breaks the current record here at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, he ties the overall record. Keegan, shattered your best round on the PGA TOUR by 3 shots, if you can give some comments.
>> It was a regular round with Duff and Kuch. It felt like a Saturday morning round with my buddies. I started off well, and bogeyed 18 and 1 which was disappointing, ...

Let's examine how Keegan Bradley put together a first-round score of 60 to take over as the course record holder at the HP Byron Nelson Championship. His round of 10-under is now the course record and with it he also tied a Nelson tournament record.

Nelson fans following Bradley saw him open his round on No. 10, where he made a par 4 after getting in ...

The day in pictures starts with Texas Longhorns football coach Mack Brown at the HP Byron Nelson Champion at TPC Four Seasons in Las Colinas.

The 46th HP Byron Nelson Championship will be played at the Four Seasons Resort and Club Las Colinas, Irving, Texas, May 13-19 2013.

Did you know? In 1945 Byron Nelson won 11 tournaments in a row, and he still holds the record for most consecutive wins on the PGA Tour. ... The HP Byron Nelson Championship has been ...