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Predict Tommy Gainey's 2020 Season

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Completely missed this one. Got to hand it to the guy, a month after an embarrassing arrest he wins an event. I predict he wins one more.

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Does anyone remember him from The Big Break?  Tony Finau was on that show also.

I also found it amazing that he won a tournament so soon after he was arrested.  Due to the fact that he rarely wins, I will predict he will not win another tournament this year.

Considering how badly Phil played last year, who could have predicted that he would be going into the final round tomorrow one shot behind?  

 


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1 hour ago, Herkimer said:

Does anyone remember him from The Big Break?  Tony Finau was on that show also.

I also found it amazing that he won a tournament so soon after he was arrested.  Due to the fact that he rarely wins, I will predict he will not win another tournament this year.

Considering how badly Phil played last year, who could have predicted that he would be going into the final round tomorrow one shot behind?  

 

You're last statement completely negates your next to last statement! 

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4 hours ago, Buckeyebowman said:

You're last statement completely negates your next to last statement! 

So I should predict another win for Tommy?  Unless we're talking about top players, considering how hard it is to win, I will always predict that an average tour player like Tommy won't win.  Keep in mind also that Tommy is not in Phil's league.  Who would have pedicted Marty Fleckman's win?  Predictions are guesses.  Who would have predicted Jordan's stretch of non-wins?  Ot that Palmer would have never won a PGA?  Buckeyebowman, my previous post was totally coherent.


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On 2/9/2020 at 2:45 AM, Herkimer said:

So I should predict another win for Tommy?  Unless we're talking about top players, considering how hard it is to win, I will always predict that an average tour player like Tommy won't win.  Keep in mind also that Tommy is not in Phil's league.  Who would have pedicted Marty Fleckman's win?  Predictions are guesses.  Who would have predicted Jordan's stretch of non-wins?  Ot that Palmer would have never won a PGA?  Buckeyebowman, my previous post was totally coherent.

So sorry! The only other response I could think of was, "Who the hell is Tommy Gainey?!" I love golf, but I'm not that golf addicted that I'll watch The Big Break. Don't even get The Golf Channel! 

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I predict he has to give away half of that check he won, to his soon to be ex-wife. That dude is just gross, a prostitute....really?! Then again the president of Jackson State University just got popped trying to solicit a hooker too. Maybe it's just me, but it's never even occurred to me to do such a thing. 

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He was already hard to watch.....more so now.

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