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The team of Robbie Biershenk (Boiling Springs) and Parker Derby (Greer) have claimed the 2022 SCGA Players Four-Ball Championship after following up their opening round 64 with a final round 64 for a tournament total of 16 under par 128.

Biershenk and Derby would capture the victory by two shots over the team of Jamie Lightsey (Indian Land) and Brandon Truesdale (Rock Hill) along with the team of PJ Jacobs (Prosperity) and Levi Joiner (Prosperity) after both teams finished respectively with tournament totals of 14 under par 130.

The field was split into four flights for Sunday’s final round based on first round scores (Flights: Championship, First, Second, Third). The team of Zach Herold (Lexington) and Michael Sims (Lexington) finished atop the First Flight after a 13 under par tournament total of 131. The Second Flight was won by the duo of David Dargan (Columbia) and Josh Goethe (Columbia) with a total seven under par 137. The team of Dan Hogan (Blythewood) and Allen Koon (Columbia) finished in first in the Third Flight with a tournament total of two under par 142.

For more information about the SCGA Players Four-Ball Championship including detailed scoring, pairings, and results –   38th Players Four-Ball Championship

The 2022 SCGA Players Four-Ball Championship was played at the par 72 – 6,855 yard Columbia Country Club Ridgewood & Tall Pines courses. The field consisted of 57 two-man teams playing Best Ball format conducted over thirty-six holes. The Players Four-Ball Championship is in its 38th year of existence.

 

About the South Carolina Golf Association (SCGA)

A non-profit organization founded in 1929, the SCGA’s purpose is to promote, preserve and serve the game of golf. The SCGA annually conducts Statewide championships, one-day contests, a series of 40-plus events and the overseeing of USGA qualifiers in our State. Other member services offered include use of GHIN services / Handicap Index computation, Golf Genius - a Tournament Software System, Rules of Golf and Rules of Handicapping education, Course Ratings/Slope Ratings and Course measuring, Amateur Status information, the Palmetto Golfer Magazine, the MySCGA App, the official podcast of the SCGA - Off the Hosel and the SC Golf Hall of Fame. The SCGA also houses the offices of the SC Junior Golf Foundation and SC Junior Golf Association in a combined effort to support junior golf and grow the game’s initiatives.

For more information about the South Carolina Golf Association, visit www.scgolf.org