Michael Bradley was withdrawn from the HP Byron Nelson Championship, citing a back injury.
Bradley was scheduled to tee off in today's final round at 9:21 a.m. CT. He played his first 54 holes in 2-under 68-70-70=208 for what was only his fifth made cut in 13 events. With a season-high T48 at the RBC Heritage highlighting his season, he needed to make the most of his week at TPC Four Seasons.

Michael Bradley turns his attention to the Florida Swing and The Honda Classic in desperate need of a resurgence in form.
While Bradley's made two cuts in five tries, he's yet to finish inside the top 70. He's played PGA National three times, twice making the cut, with a T47 last year the highlight. It's not likely that the veteran will move the needle this week, and he doesn't rank inside the top 120 in any major statistical category.

Michael Bradley carded a bogey-free, 7-under-par 32-33=65 on PGA West's Nicklaus Private in his opening round of the Humana Challenge.
Bradley has zero top 30 in his last 23 starts, so he most definitely qualifies as an early surprise. He's fully exempt through the 2013 season by virtue of his victory in Puerto Rico in 2011. Today he rolled in seven birdies, only one of which on a par 5, to finish two strokes back of the clubhouse co-leaders. The 46-year-old will play Palmer Private in Friday's second round.