BRIAN GAY: You had to ask. The story of the putt. I guess I had a 20-footer, kind of straightaway, a little downhill on 17 off the fringe, it was going dead center. I started walking, thought I made it. The ball stopped on the overhang of the lip. I walked around to the side. Jonathan Kaye had an eight-footer direct off the side of the hole, and I got down there parallel to the hole about eight feet or so away, and he said, wait, it's still moving. I took a couple of steps, peaked down at it, saw that it was turning over, stepped back, and it fell in.
And then after, obviously, there were some calls or what have you, they used a blimp shot, got the clock on it, said it was 13 seconds from the time I reached the hole until the ball fell in. You have 10 seconds. I never reached the hole because I was never in a position where I could have tapped it in. Like I said, I was about eight feet off to the side. That's when they started the clock, is when I started walking eight feet to the side of the hole, and it was 13 seconds from that point that the ball fell in, so it didn't count.
JOEL SCHUCHMANN: Before we finish up, it looks like there's going to be a three-way tie for this week's Crestor Charity Challenge. This week is the beneficiary is Cook Children's Heart Center, who will receive $50,000 from Crestor Bank of America, and Brian Gay, along with Chad Campbell and Steve Flesch. Congratulations on that. And you'll also be able to split $50,000 three ways to go to a health-related charity of your choice.
Congratulations, Brian, we appreciate it, and good luck tomorrow.
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