Tyrrell Hatton Buys $149 Putter Then Shoots 64

Tyrrell Hatton's $149 investment on Saturday at the Northern Trust was more than worth it...

Tyrrell Hatton Buys $149 Putter Then Shoots 64
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Hatton's $149 investment was more than worth it...

Tyrrell Hatton Buys $149 Putter Then Shoots 64

It's often thought, and usually true, that Tour Pros can take their pick from any club they want (from their manufacturer if they've got a contract) with the luxury of not having to pay for it.

It paid off massively as he went on to shoot 64 which equalled his lowest round of the season.

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His eight under par final round propelled him up the leaderboard and he was just shy of +3 SG:Putting on the day for an incredible turnaround.

He finished in T20th position to collect a cheque of $101,160, well worth the $149 investment!

To say the putter had paid for itself would be an understatement.

Bryson DeChambeau won The Northern Trust by four strokes to win his third PGA Tour title and second of the season.

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