Is Jeff Quinney or Tommy Gainey Associated With the Wyndham Championship?

Aug. 19, 2011 - PRLog -- Jeff Quinney and Tommy Gainey shot 7-under 63s on Thursday to share the lead after one round in the Wyndham Championship.

If Quinney keeps this up with his Cheap Golf Clubs, he might soon have a new PGA Tour card -- and a spot in the playoffs.

Quinney had eight birdies, including five in a row early in his round, to start strong in his last chance to qualify for golf's postseason.

Gainey had five birdies and an eagle in matching his career-best round. Both players are chasing their first PGA Tour victory.

Quinney arrived in 215th place in the FedEx Cup standings. A win -- and the 500 points that accompany it -- would put him in The Barclays. It’s probably that his Golf club Sets will sparklingly show up one more time.

"The only chance I get in the playoffs is probably winning this week, and coming with the attitude of 'all-in," Quinney said. "Basically, just push all your chips in, and this is what I got."

Starting on the back nine, Quinney birdied Nos. 12-16 to move to 5 under. After a bogey on No. 18, he added three more birdies on his final nine holes and closed by sticking his 140-yard approach shot within 3 feet and sinking that putt for his eighth birdie.

"It's my last chance, and don't hold back, try to get out of my own way," Quinney said.
Quinney, who has conditional status on the tour, is playing just his 11th tournament of the year.

"Once you do get in, you put a little pressure on yourself," Quinney said. "It's been frustrating. This is my first year I've been non-exempt for five years, and so I think you just expect it to be somewhere else, and it's a struggle mentally to fight that. I still got the game. I just need the opportunities and not to get in your own way and try to force things."
Gainey caught him during the afternoon, with four birdies and the eagle coming during the South Carolina native's front nine. He moved to 7 under with a birdie on the par-4 13th, but ran into trouble on No. 15 when he sent his tee shot into a creek and closed his round with five pars.

"I hit it terrible off the tee, hit my irons really good, made a lot of putts, but I left quite a few shots out there, so I've got to definitely work on the tee ball here, because it's starting to really frustrate me," Gainey said. "Any time you play and shoot 63 ... when you have no blemishes on a golf course like this -- or any golf course, for that matter -- it's a good day."

Gainey -- who's at No. 40 on http://www.golfclubs4sales.com/goods-267-Callaway-X-20-Ir... the points list -- is safely in the playoff field.
Some others here this week aren't quite that secure.

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