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Tommy Gainey’s brilliant 10-under-par 31-29=60 in the final round of The McGladrey Classic held up for his first PGA TOUR victory by one stroke over David Toms. Gainey stepped on the 18th tee with an opportunity to circle a birdie and post a 59, but his 19’3" birdie attempt missed just to the right of the cup. In all he was blemish-free, circling eight birdies and adding a hole-out from a greenside bunker for eagle on the par-5 15th. He landed 16 GIR and needed just 24 putts to navigate the Seaside Course, gaining over five strokes relative to the field with the flat stick. He finished the week inside the top three in putting average, putts per round and Strokes Gained, leading him to a 16-under 264. This win replaces his runner-up finish to Davis Love III in the 2008 Children’s Miracle Network Classic as his career-best. His 60 is the lowest round on the PGA TOUR this season, and is the 26th in the history of the circuit.