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• BRIAN GAY’S RED-HOT PUTTG HELPS SET TOURNEY RERD AT VERIZON HERAGE
• BRIAN GAY PROV SHORT AND STEADY N STILL (OCSNALLY) W ON THE PGA TOUR
• BRIAN GAY ODDS, TIPS AND BETTG TRENDS FOR THE 3M OPEN

BRIAN GAY’S RED-HOT PUTTG HELPS SET TOURNEY RERD AT VERIZON HERAGE

Brian Gay. Brian Gay is one of the bt putters on the PGA Tour, not havg ranked outsi the top 20 strok gaed/puttg any of the past four seasons. Intertgly, Gay will fiddle wh putters om time to time, however he seems to have settled wh his Stty Cameron by Tleist TN2, a tour-only versn of a Newport-style head.

Gay’s putter has a plumber’s neck hosel and a pair of 15-gram weights the sole. Brian Gay Chip and Putt Bracket alignment key to his succs. – Usg the Brian Gay Chip and Putt Bracket to hone his skills, Brian Gay domated the PGA Tour’s Verizon Herage this past weekend settg a 72-hole tournament rerd fishg wh a 20-unr par 264 while also settg another tourney rerd wng by a 10-strok.

Gay shot all four rounds of the Verizon the 60s while rdg only two bogi, the fewt a PGA Tournament sce 1983. After beg troduced to the Chip and Putt Bracket 2008, Gay jumped om 86th on the PGA Tour Money List ’07 to 31st ’08. After his first Tour victory at the Mayakoba Classic 2008, Gay believed the product so much that he put his name on .

BRIAN GAY PROV SHORT AND STEADY N STILL (OCSNALLY) W ON THE PGA TOUR

“I’ve been a good putter for a long time, but the Bra Gay Chip and Putt Bracket really foc on the short putts and dialg the alignment, ” said Gay. “Usg the Brian Gay Chip and Putt Bracket tras your ey to see the le and builds your nfince for more aggrsive puttg, ” said John Conway, Inventor and Print of Conway Golf makers of the Chip and Putt Bracket. “This is a product that anybody n pick up and help make them a better putter, ” said Gay.

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BRIAN GAY ODDS, TIPS AND BETTG TRENDS FOR THE 3M OPEN

But on Sunday Bermuda, Brian Gay proved that on rare ocsn there’s still a place the game for the ltle guy, and the old guy, too. Two days after 64-year-old Fred Funk ma the cut the Bermuda Champnship, Gay, who ranks 136th on tour drivg distance and turns 49 December, beat long-htg 26-year-old Wyndham Clark to w the fifth tle of his PGA Tour reer and first sce 2013. “I did wonr [if I’d w aga], ” Gay said.

He ma bogey to fall back to a tie wh Gay, who was on his own heater wh four birdi his prev six hol. Gay ran to troubl wh a sloppy three-putt bogey on the par-5 17th but bounced back wh a birdie on the 18th, where his wedge om a hangg lie right of the rt path stuck to wh a few feet of the cup.

Still, Clark had a 10-footer for the w on the fal hole of regulatn but missed, so he and Gay head back to the 18th, where Gay rolled a 10-footer, Clark missed om seven feet and that was that. It wasn’t jt Gay who tried to show short and steady n still w the race. But how much longer guys like Gay n succeed the morn game is a qutn worth askg.