Brian Gay Wins Bermuda Championship

The 48-year-old won his first PGA Tour title in almost eight years

Brian Gay Wins Bermuda Championship
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The 48-year-old won his first PGA Tour title in almost eight years

Brian Gay Wins Bermuda Championship

It is the American's first PGA Tour title in almost eight years and the 48-year-old becomes the oldest winner of a PGA Tour event since Davis Love III at the 2015 Wyndham Championship.

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"It's obviously great to be back in the winner's circle, it's been a while," the Texan said.

"Long time, seven years like you said. I was looking forward to coming back to Bermuda. Tied for third here last year, so I had good feelings and thoughts coming back.

"It's a crazy game, you never know what's going to happen. It's been a pretty long slump since the quarantine and been working on trying to get things back together and kind of came together this week.

"I did wonder [if I'd ever win again].

"Like I've been saying since we got done, I've struggled the last few months and been quite miserable on the course at times.

"Everyone around me kept telling me you're still going to win. My wife says you're still going to win, do it again. Just kept at it.

"Crazy game, you never know what's going to happen. And it's really hard to believe right now, but yeah, almost seven and a half years or so, so it's really pretty cool."

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