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currently holds the lowest scoring average in the history of the university's golf team. During his tenure at South Carolina he won the EZ-GO Schen- kel Collegiate Tournament, and graduated with a degree in sport management in 2010. Since leaving school, George has secured two victories as a professional golfer, and competed on both the E-Golf and Web.com tours. Wesley Bryan Wesley, 23, is the big hitter of the Bryan Bros, due to his exceptional hand-eye coordination. He, like his brother, played collegiate golf at the University of South Carolina where he was a 2-time All-SEC athlete and won two tournaments in his collegiate career. He graduated in 2012 with a degree in retail, and currently lives in Augusta, Ga. where he contin- ues to pursue his dreams of competing on the PGA Tour. He currently plays on the E-Golf, NGA and Hop- kins tours. Also Zachary Portemont, who works at Greystone Golf & Country Club, is on the show. Por- temont, 25, is the reigning Dixie Section Assistants Championship champion and a former champion GOLF TRICK SHOTS WITH THE LEGENDARY SHOTS AND THEIR VISIT TO FARMLINKS of the Dixie Section's Match Play Championship. He played his college golf at Troy University and is from Andalusia. All three will be looking to emulate Auburn resident Jimmy Brandt, 31, who won last year's Big Break Myrtle Beach and won a whole host of prizes, including a spot in this year's PGA Tour event, the Valspar Championship, near Tampa, Fla., March 12-15. The winner of this year's Big Break, pitting the Bryans, Portemont and nine other golfers, will get a spot in the Barbasol Championship this summer on the Lake Course at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail's Grand National in Brandt's hometown. This is a new event on the PGA Tour. The Big Break winner will also win other prizes and prize money. Here's wishing Portemont and the Bryan brothers good luck... Please take note of the Thompson TEES Off icon. Every place you see this icon, click on it to subscribe. An annual subscription is only $30 a year -- less than 60 cents an issue -- fi lled with exclusive, local content delivered to your in-box every Thursday. Last year's Big Break winner, Auburn resident Jimmy Brandt. of the Dixie Section's Match Play Championship. He played his college golf at Troy University and is from Andalusia. All three will be looking to emulate Auburn resident Big Break Myrtle Beach and won a whole host of prizes, including a spot in this year's PGA Tour event, the Valspar Championship, near Tampa, Fla., March 12-15. The winner of this year's Big Break, pitting the Bryans, Portemont and nine other golfers, will get a spot in the Barbasol Championship this summer on the Lake Course at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail's Grand National in Brandt's hometown. This is a new event on the PGA Tour. The Big Break winner will Last year's Big Break winner, Auburn resident Jimmy Brandt. Last year's Big Break winner, Auburn resident Jimmy Brandt.