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08-12-2010, 03:51 AM
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White viewed television replays with Gay and determined that the ball fell into the cup at least 13 seconds after Gay walked up to the hole. He stood over the ball, Ping g15 irons (http://www.golfselling.com/goods-9-Ping+G15+Iron+Set.html) waving his index finger as he coaxed it into the cup. Gay noted that he could have avoided a penalty by walking more slowly to the hole, thus giving the ball more time to fall in before the 10-second rule took effect.
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White viewed television replays with Gay and determined that the ball fell into the cup at least 13 seconds after Gay walked up to the hole. He stood over the ball, Ping g15 irons (http://www.golfselling.com/goods-9-Ping+G15+Iron+Set.html) waving his index finger as he coaxed it into the cup. Gay noted that he could have avoided a penalty by walking more slowly to the hole, thus giving the ball more time to fall in before the 10-second rule took effect.