Robert Streb broke his putter Sunday and had to use his sand wedge at the Greenbrier Classic. (Getty)
Things didn’t look good for PGA Tour pro Robert Streb when he started his back 9 Sunday at the Greenbrier Classic.
On the 9th hole, Streb decided to toss his putter to his caddie and, well, it broke.
He was within a shot of lead at the time.
But for Streb, it was no putter, no problem. Sand wedge to the rescue.
Streb went on a tear on the back 9 and finished at 5-under par for the round which helped him get into a 4-man playoff with Kevin Kisner, Danny Lee and David Hearn. Streb had 5 birdies and 1 bogey on the final 9 holes.
Check out some of his putts below, including a 30-footer with the wedge:
Robert Streb just made a 5-footer with a wedge to tie the clubhouse lead.
That’s a new kind of clutch. #QuickHits http://t.co/BmuanZoH9d
And there’s the first big miss with the wedge for Streb. He’ll need to birdie 18 after making bogey at 17. http://t.co/AM66WujaEZ
Robert Streb birdies AGAIN with the wedge. He’s tied for the lead. #QuickHits http://t.co/xA0gR9sXhM
.@therealstrebber‘s sand wedge luck finally ran out at No. 14. http://t.co/VHirgtxYTn
Robert Streb just poured in a 30-footer… with a wedge… to tie the lead. #QuickHits http://t.co/tkt0Xv3CTq
So…
Robert Streb is one back and, oh yeah, he’s putting with a wedge. #QuickHits http://t.co/KFNhEV06Ey