Watch: Streb drains 91-foot bomb for birdie at Greenbrier Classic
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(Video courtesy: pgatour.com)
Robert Streb isn't one of the better putters on the PGA Tour, but he does hold the record for the longest putt made this season - sinking a 94-footer at the Wells Fargo Championship.
On Saturday at the Greenbrier Classic, Streb grabbed the No. 2 spot on the list for good measure, dropping a 91-footer for birdie on the par-4 first at The Old White TPC course.
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