Brian Gay - 2010 Masters
 

You guys seen this article at Masters website...pretty cool for our friend Brian:)

http://www.masters.com/en_US/news/ar...213656732.html

VERY COOL HG!!!

Thanks for the heads up. Can you imagine how excited both Brian and Yoda must be right now. I can't wait to hear from them about the experience!

Kevin

With his putting, if the course plays dry and fast, he could have a great week.

Also a very nice article in last weeks GolfWeek about Brian's story.

I agree, Brian's putter, his fairways hit, his #2 on tour from 275 out or whatever it was ........he is made for majors I think.

By the way did you notice that Brian Gay and Jay Williamson are ranked 2 and 3 in driving accuracy.

The Straight and Narrow
 

At what point does 'coincidence' meet 'catalytic'?

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the jacket
 

I like his other jackets. But, a green one would be nice!:toothy1:

Puttering A-round
 

Brian Gay To Play First Masters With Bettinardi Putter
Tinley Park, IL, April 6, 2010 - Bettinardi Golf, maker of the highest quality milled putters in the world, will head to Augusta on the bag of PGA Tour player Brian Gay. It will be Gay's Masters debut.

Gay, who has played with a Bettinardi putter for years including his three PGA Tour wins, will test his Bettinardi BB8 Tour prototype putter on some of the most challenging greens he'll see this season at Augusta. Gay heads into the Masters with some momentum - one top 10 finish and five top 25 finishes in 9 events played this year.

"We're thrilled to cheer for Brian who has earned the right to play in one of sport's most storied venues. Because it's his first Masters it makes it that much more exciting for our young company," stated Bob Bettinardi. "We'll be rooting Brian on as an integral member of the Bettinardi family."

Gay finished the 2009 season ranked #4 in 2009 PGA Tour Putts Per Round with an average of 28.11 and recently posted his best position on the year-end 2009 money list (13th). Finishing among the top 50 in the Official World Golf Rankings, has earned him entry to all four majors in 2010 - the Masters, The U.S. Open, The Open Championship and the PGA Championship based on his 2009 performance. For more about Brian Gay's journey to the Masters, visit: http://www.masters.com/en_US/news/ar...213656732.html

Bettinardi
 

I have a custom Bettinardi, and I love it. He made 100% the design changes that I requested on my putter. And, the workmanship is flawless.

Although I believe that Brian could putt with the branch of a tree, the Bettinardi will serve him well.