Bradley Dredge

Bradley Dredge (born 6 July 1973 in Tredegar ) is a Welsh professional golfer on the European Tour.

Career

In 1996 he became professional golfers and first recorded the Challenge Tour, which he failed to qualify for the European Tour. In its first year on the big tournament series to dredge Although still could not say, but he duly won re-emergence since 2000 and is a permanent member of the European Tour. In 2003 he succeeded where his first tournament victory, the Madeira Open, after winning twice on the Challenge Tour before. 2005 was his best year ever. Numerous top 10 finishes in major events and prize money earnings of over € 1 million helped dredge the 16th rank in the money list. With his partner Stephen Dodd he could gain the victory in the World Cup for Wales. In addition, dredge this year was a member of the winning team of GB & Ireland Seve Trophy in and scored the profitable point in his match against the French Ryder Cup player Thomas Levet. In September 2006 he scored his second victory on the European Tour, at the Omega European Masters, the season - record margin of eight shots.

Bradley Dredge is married to his wife Germaine since 1996 and is domiciled in the Welsh capital, Cardiff.

Tournament Win

Participation in team competitions

• World Cup ( for Wales): 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 ( winners ), 2006, 2007, 2008
• Seve Trophy ( UK & Ireland): 2005 ( winners ), 2007 ( winners )