3<\/p>\n Bradley oversaw Team USA’s first Ryder Cup defeat on home soil for 13 years in SeptemberCredit: Getty 3<\/p>\n Lowry holed the winning putt for Team Europe two months ago – but was dominated by Bradley on FridayCredit: Getty<\/p>\n Bradley took on fellow American Xander Schauffele, England’s Tommy Fleetwood<\/a> and Ireland’s Shane Lowry<\/a> in a lucrative end-of-season exhibition. <\/p>\n Each player started the match with $1m, which was then adjusted based on how much money was won or lost over the course of the match. <\/p>\n Every hole was assigned a monetary ‘skin’ – and whoever shot the lowest score on that hole took the prize. <\/p>\n If there was no outright winner, the skin rolled over to the next hole, increasing the value. <\/p>\n READ MORE ON TALKSPORT<\/p>\n The first five holes were worth $100,000 each and then gradually increased in value until the 16th was worth a whopping $600,000. <\/p>\n Fleetwood, who was the leading points scorer at the Ryder Cup<\/a>, claimed the biggest single-hole prize, making a putt for $1.125m on the 16th hole after four skins had rolled over. <\/p>\n But it was Bradley who won the day, bagging 11 skins and a $2.1m pay cheque as a result. <\/p>\n Fleetwood was the second-biggest beneficiary with $1.7m, while Lowry claimed a $200,000 prize by winning one skin. <\/p>\n World No.3 Schauffele was left empty-handed, walking away with a grand total of zero dollars.<\/p>\n 3<\/p>\n Schauffele was the only golfer from the four-man group who came away with nothingCredit: GettyRyder Cup revenge<\/p>\n![\"Keegan](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/crop-3778695.jpg\")
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