Wesley Bryan and George Bryan were involved in a rare sibling stand-off during Monday’s Wyndham Championship Qualifier.
The duo, who are well known for their YouTube channel ‘Bryan Bros Golf‘, both carded rounds of 66 at Bermuda Run Country Club in North Carolina.
With only four play-off spots up for grabs and a quintet of players tied at five-under par, the pair went head-to-head in a thrilling playoff.
With Hank Lebioda and Joey Lane already booking their place at the final PGA Tour event of the regular season, Tommy Gainey, John Lyras, Ricky Palonis and the Bryan brothers would battle it out to join them.
Ultimately, only two would make it through, with George narrowly falling short as his brother, Wesley and Gainey advanced through from the playoff.
The good stuff. Thanks @CarolinasPGA pic.twitter.com/0278FBFjlXJuly 31, 2023
“Well, one of us had to win and one of us had to lose, I guess theoretically, both could have won, both could have lost,” Wesley said on his Instagram story.
“Unfortunately, George did not make it through, fortunately, I did make it through. Sorry George – still love you, but I’m still going to try to beat you until the day I die. In everything.”
The final leaderboard from Monday’s Wyndham Championship qualifier.
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The 33-year-old is the younger of the two brothers and has started in 13 PGA Tour events this season, making just one top 10 finish while missing the cut on 10 occasions.
His last win on Tour came in 2017 where he triumphed at the RBC Heritage, but has struggled to rekindle his form since that season.
Despite that, the University of South Carolina alumnus booked his place in the Wyndham Championship with a stunning long-range approach shot, landing his ball just inches from the hole to book his place in this weekend’s event.
Clutch when it mattered most 🎯@WesleyBryanGolf stuck his approach in the Monday Qualifier playoff to secure his spot @WyndhamChamp. pic.twitter.com/PSIKT85vYIJuly 31, 2023
George, meanwhile, admitted that this was his first appearance in a PGA Tour qualifying event in five years and despite carding a bogey on the third hole, went on to shoot…
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