Men's Golf | 4/10/2022 4:00:00 PM

JACKSONVILLE, N.C.  Methodist men's golf took back the top spot to win the 2022 Camp Lejeune Gold Championships. This is the 14th time the Monarchs have won this event after they shot a seven over 295 as a team on Sunday.
 
Of the 24 teams that originally started only 12 moved on to the championship round that was held on the Paradise Point Gold Course. The other half competed in a consolation tournament on the Paradise Point Scarlet Course.

THE ESSENTIALS
Event: Camp Lejeune Gold Championship
Location: Paradise Point Gold Course (Par-72, 6,851 yards); Jacksonville, N.C.
Top teams: 1 – Methodist (270-297-295—862, +6), 2 – Hampden-Sydney College (274-292-302—868, +12), 3 – Babson College (295-280-295—870, +14)
Top individual: 1 – Trevor Elliott, Hampden-Sydney (64-74-71—209, -5), 2 – Britton Khalaf, Miles (Ala.) College (64-77-72—213, -1), T3 – Henry Angier, Methodist (65-74-75—214, E), T3 – Andre Chi, Methodist (71-73-70—214, E)

FINAL ROUND

• Coming in a tie together for third overall was Angier and Chi. At the end of each day, you could find Angier in the top three and that was true for today as well. He scored a 75 (+3) on a card that had six bogeys to three birdies through 18 holes.
• Chi, the only Monarch golfer to shoot under par today, finished with a two under 70. His first nine saw him make four birdies to two bogeys before tallying three birdies and three bogeys on the last nine.
• Finding himself in a tie for seven place we have Cooper Hrabak (70-72-74—216, +2), who posted a two over 74. He would bogey his first hole but even it out two holes later with a birdie and looked good until hole Nos. 7-9, where he bogeyed each one. With his three over at the turn, he would bogey one more time before finishing on a high note by eagling No. 18.
• Just like the previous round, both Cameron Cappuzzo and Will Campbell tied each other in the player standing, at T18. Cappuzzo (68-79-76—223, +9) was only one over at the turn but then bogeyed the first two holes on the back nine. Two more bogeys, along with a birdie, gave him a 76 (+4) for the round.
• Campbell (67-78-78—223, +9) would post a six over 78 on the day. His front nine consisted of three bogeys and two birdies while his back nine had three bogeys and a double bogey.

UP NEXT
This was the final tune up before the USA South Athletic Conference Men's Golf Championships. Methodist will travel to Spartanburg, South Carolina, on April 18-20 to participate in the event.