South Carolina Open: Cody Clepper, Davis Womble tie for low am
7/24/2014 | by
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Clepper, Womble finish at five-under 205, tied for second
by the Carolinas PGA Section
FLORENCE, S.C. (July 24, 2014) - Rohan Allwood, a PGA apprentice and Head Golf Professional at The Woodlands Golf & Country Club in Columbia, SC, has won the 63rd South Carolina Open held at Florence Country Club in Florence, SC.With birdies on the 14th & 16th holes, Allwood secured his three-shot victory with three straight rounds in the sixties (69-66-67=202). He was able to tame the complex, undulating putting surfaces of Florence Country Club this week, which kept him in it until the end. This is Allwood's first Carolinas PGA major championship victory.
Amateurs Cody Clepper of Sumter, SC and Davis Womble of High Point, NC were the low amateurs of the tournament, both finishing in second place at 5-under par 205. 17 total amateurs made the 36-hole cut and were in the 54-player final round.
Rick Morton, a PGA Professional playing out of Rock Creek Golf & Country Club in Jacksonville, NC finished four strokes back in fourth place at 4-under par 206. Morton takes home the Senior Bonus purse available to the low competitor who is age 50 or older.For PGA Professionals only, the Par-3 Hole #7 was used as the Global Golf Sales Par-3 Challenge Hole during the event. The Global Golf Sales Par-3 Challenge is a season-long contest that tracks Carolinas PGA Professionals' performance on a Par-3 hole at each designated event.
PGA Professionals hope that their scores will help them qualify for a par-3 shootout to take place in December. www.GlobalGolfSales.comThe 63rd South Carolina Open is an official 2014 CPGA Bob Boyd Player of the Year Points Challenge event.The Carolinas PGA Section thanks host PGA Professional Steve Behr, the staff, and the members of Florence CC for their hospitality and support of one of its most prestigious tournaments.
About the South Carolina Open
36 hole stroke play championship for professionals and amateurs. Amateurs must reside in North or South Carolina and have a current USGA Handicap Index of 5.5 or less at the time of entry deadline, verified by a CPGA Professional.
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