Jeff Quinney

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Debut 1/1/2001

August 18, 2011

Quinney and Tommy Gainey, both with seven-under 63's, have the lead at the opening round of the Wyndham Championship. Stuart Appleby is third at six-under.

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Quinney had eight birdies, five of which came consecutively with only one bogey with a hot putter that used 25 putts. He hit 15/18 greens-in-regulation. Two-gloves Gainey also hit 15 of 18 greens with 27 putts. He had an eagle and five birdies in his bogey-free round. Today's 63 was Gainey's second 63 the first being at the Phoenix Open where he tied for eighth, earning his first 2011 check.

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It's well known that Quinney plays his best golf early in the season, but last year he forgot to play well even on the West Coast. Quinney appears to have a nice upside, but he must figure out how to play outside the West Coast. Even with those problems, he still managed to make nearly $2 million in 2008. This year should fall somewhere between his peak of 2008 and his valley of 2009.

With the exception of the TPC at Sawgrass, Jeff Quinney is incapable of playing well anywhere east of Arizona. This trend continued through his second year on the PGA Tour as he once again started well on the West coast, but fell apart after the month of May. He'll need to get that figured out before he moves to the next level.

Quinney was a big contributor to a strong 2007 rookie class last season. In fact Quinney was one of the first rookies to make a splash when he nearly won the FBR in February. Quinney played well on the West Coast Swing, but he found life away from the west coast a little more difficult. In fact, in a stretch from April through the beginning of September he missed 10 cuts in 15 events. Quinney proved that he can play out west, where he grew up, but he didn't prove anything beyond that in 2007. Until he does, caution is needed with this player.

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August 22, 2010

Quinney (-12) fired a two-under 68 on Sunday at the Wyndham Championship but fell 15 spots into a seven-way tie for 34th and finished 126th in the FedEx Cup standings, just two points behind Scott Piercy for the final playoff spot at the Barclays.