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Tournament record:
258, John Cook, 1996
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61, Jay Delsing, 1993
Tournament course
record:
59, Al Geiberger, 1977
(Colonial Country Club)
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W
hen Dave Marr was the captain spot in the U.S. Open, where suddenly
of the 1981 U.S. Ryder Cup he was one of the favorites.
Following the St.
Jude Classic,
team, he had a low-key, gritty
“I felt I had to g
o out and play golf.
If there were 19
competitor on his team in Larry Nelson,
I won, I’d get the chance to play in the
players in their 20s
with victories on
who would go on to amass a 9-3-1 record
Open,” said Gay.
the PGA TOUR.
in three Ryder Cups. In the first half of the Gay opened with a 64 then ran off a pair
Spain’s Sergio
Garcia topped that
2009 season, Brian Gay earned a similar of 66s, all of which were good enough
list, with seven
reputation as a quiet, confident closer in to give him a one-stroke lead after each
wins, followed by
Australia’s Adam
golf tournaments. round. He turned in a final 66 fueled early
Scott, with six.
Gay came into the season with one by birdies on three of the first six holes
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victory to his credit, the 2008 Mayakoba and capped by a 5-footer for birdie on
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Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun, in No. 18—not that such final heroics were
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his eighth full season on TOUR. But in April necessary, but it looked good on the
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he ran the tables at the Verizon Heritage, videotape.
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winning by a record 10 strokes. Then he In fact, Gay had pretty much locked up
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wheeled into Memphis and went wire to the tournament on the par-3 fourth hole
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