6 years agoTrey Mullinax's performance last weekend at the Wells Fargo Championship can be chalked up to poor putting and lousy work around the greens, losing 3.334 strokes with his flat stick and 2.314 strokes around the green. Putting will always be a hit-and-miss statistic, but the 26-year-old shouldn't have to worry too much about his touch at the Byron Nelson. The putting surfaces at Trinity Forest are massive, averaging over 13,000 square feet in size, and Mullinax should be able to use his distance off the tee and stellar approach game to create a plethora of scoring opportunities. He finished the Wells Fargo ranked second in strokes gained approach and third in average driving distance, and a hot putter is all Mullinax needs to find the winner's circle for the first time in his career.--Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour