Wesley Bryan had a 1965 quarter in his pocket for his first two rounds, ironically shooting 65 both days. He wanted his good friend to play well on the third round, so he let Brandon Truesdale spend the day marking his ball with the lucky coin.  It turns out that Bryan did not need it all as he shot 70 for a final score of 200, 13 under par. "I was swinging free and just felt comfortable over every shot" said the Chapin native. Bryan eclipsed the tournament record by an outstanding 7 shots, no small feat given the 6,701 yard Country Club of Orangeburg layout  played to a par of 71.

Jacob Burger, the defending champion, started the day eight shots back. Thanks to an eagle on 11, a birdie on 12, and a dropped shot by Bryan on 14 ; he was able to get within 3 shots of Bryan. Burger also broke the tournament record of 207 that was shared by USC's Allen Koon and the PGA Tour's Lucas Glover.

Stephen Behr also continued on his winning ways as he turned in one over par for his final round. A back nine 36 left him 11 shots clear of Blake Kennedy at 223. Behr's one under par total of 212 left him in the top 4 overall for the tournament, a true testament to his abilities.

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