Putter search pays off for Estes
Posted: Friday October 26, 2007 06:53AM ET
Bob Estes spent two days this week trying out new putters, looking for one that just felt right. He succeeded. Estes birdied six consecutive holes -- his longest streak of the season and one shy of his career best -- for a nine-under 64 that left him tied for the lead with Tommy Armour III yesterday in the opening round of the Ginn sur Mer Classic at a soggy Tesoro Club. Play was suspended because of darkness, keeping 22 players from finishing, but Armour decided to complete the 18th. He made a 10-footer for a birdie-birdie-birdie finish, and was nine under after one round for the first time.
Bob Estes , AP
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There are some who are in darkness, and the others are in light; and you see the ones in brightness; those in darkness drop from sight .
For Nick Hater | 10/29/07, 01:01 PM
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