Montgomerie will use a belly putter but his gut feeling is still to oppose it
Colin Montgomerie believes the belly putter should be banned from the game, but he has still put one in his bag for the Barclays Singapore Open this week.
Colin Montgomerie believes the belly putter should be banned from the game, but he has still put one in his bag for the Barclays Singapore Open this week.
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BERNIE McGUIRe in singapore
The Scot is competing in the co-sanctioned event for a third consecutive year and has been in the country for a week acclimatising to Singapore's humid conditions. The former European No.1 had also been in Australia hosting corporate outings at the famed Royal Melbourne course and The Lakes in Sydney, which will serve as the venue for next month's Australian Open.
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