Logo provided by the WFGT.West Florida Golf Tour alum and former Purdue University standout Travis Hampshire failed to recover after a few bogeys to begin the back-nine en route to a tie for fourth place in the Nationwide Tour's BMW Charity Pro-Am.
Hampshire began the South Carolina event with a mind-boggling 12-under par 60, before posting a second-round 68.
He then shot 70 on Saturday, which kept him in the lead through 54-holes.
But a 1-over 72 on the par-71 Thornblade Club track in Sunday's final round left Hampshire at 16-under par for the tournament.
That number was two shots behind Garth Mulroy and Sunghoon Kang, who battled in a sudden-death playoff.
Mulroy won with a par on the first playoff hole.
The pro-am tournament featured three different golf courses and a variety of celebrities in the field, including "The Great One" Wayne Gretzky.
To whet your appetite, check out this stellar shot from Hampshire's second round.
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