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Tommy Gainey

TommyGainey

USA

United States

Era49
Tornou-se profissional1997
Local de nascimentoDarlington, SC
FaculdadeCentral Carolina Technical College
CarreiraVence3
Vitórias (2023-24)0
10 melhores (2023-24)2
Points List classificação52º
OWGR486º
USA

United States

Perfil

Altura

6'0"

Peso

185lbs

Era

49

Aniversário

Aug 13, 1975

Local de nascimento

Darlington, SC

Tornou-se profissional

1997

Rendimentos de Carreira

$7,163,778

Faculdade

Central Carolina Technical College

Residência

Hartsville, SC

Reproduções de

Hartsville, SC

Família

Wife, Erin; Thomas, Davis

Status de Exempt

  • Past Champion 3-4 Years (thru 2024)

Pessoal

Goes by the nickname "Two Gloves" for wearing two golf gloves when he plays. Developed that habit after playing baseball as a kid. Attended Central Carolina Technical College after high school. Worked as an assembly line worker in rural South Carolina before deciding to give professional golf a shot. Was a participant on Golf Channel's "Big Break V" and later won "Big Break VII."

Favorite college team is the South Carolina Gamecocks. Favorite professional team is the Dallas Cowboys.

Has to mark his ball with a South Carolina quarter or coin with a picture of his kids on it.

Would round out his dream foursome with Steve Spurrier, Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods.

Supports the Hootie & the Blowfish Foundation.

Lists his heroes as Fred Couples and Hootie and the Blowfish.

Played on the Tarheel Tour from 2004-2007 and collected four wins during that period. Earned more than $100,000 in 2006 and 2007 combined on the Tarheel Tour during a period in which he recorded 13 top-five finishes. Won the Bentonville Open on the Hooters Tour in June 2007 in only his second career start on that Tour. Has also competed on the Gateway Tour.

Worked for AO Smith prior to his professional career; he wrapped insulation around hot water heaters.