Their lone bogey of the day came on the next hole, the par-5 8th where Schmitt made a six. Justus responded nicely with a birdie at the par-4 9th, and the duo from Baton Rouge made the turn at 3-under par 33. Justus kept the stellar play going to start the back nine, making a par on the 10th hole and a birdie on the par-5 11th hole. They each made par on the next three holes, and Justus added another birdie on the par-3 15th hole.

Schmitt made a birdie on the par-4 16th hole, and they both made birdies on the par-5 17th. Each player made a par on the 18th, bringing their back nine total to 32 and 65 for the day, good enough to force the playoff that they would win.

All three playoff teams played brilliantly on Sunday to put themselves in a position to win in extra holes. Barton and Dereese played with Justus and Schmitt in the final round and went shot-for-shot with the champions, shooting bookend 65's as well. Barton and Dereese are both members at The National GC of Louisiana, and had the advantage playing on their home track. However, a rules infraction may have very well cost them the championship.

Both partners hit a wrong ball on the par-4 11th hole and incurred a two-stroke penalty. Their final round 65 would have been a 63 and good enough for a two- stroke victory.

The 10th hole was the site of another rules infraction that shaped the outcome of the top-5 finishers. Ben Thibeaux and Robert Shelton, both of Lafayette shot a final round 63, the second lowest round of the tournament, and jumped up the leaderboard to finish at 11-under par 133. Their 63 included a two- stroke penalty for being late to the tee (#10), so it would have been an eleven-under par 61. They finished tied for 5th with 2014 LGA Four-Ball Champions Darrell Lakvold of Baton Rouge and Blaine Patin of Greenwell Springs.

Thibeaux and Shelton won the scorecard playoff for the 5th place prize with a last nine holes played total of 29. Alex Burt of Ruston and Clinton Shepard of Baton Rouge finished at 13-under par 131 to take fourth place. The top-5 finishers all received prizes in the form of gift certificates redeemable in the golf shop at The National Golf Club of Louisiana.

The weather was hot again on Sunday in southwest Louisiana, with temperatures in the low to mid-90s and a Heat Index just over 100. There was a slight breeze and a few clouds throughout the day to help cool off LGA 4-Ball competitors. The National Golf Club of Louisiana played to a par 72 at approximately 6,800 yards.