Georgia had the better teams, but South Carolina had the better individual golfers as each state was able to take something away from the annual Georgia/South Carolina Cup matches.

This year’s Ryder Cup style matches were played at the Currahee Golf Club in Toccoa, Georgia. Georgia won the competition between the two states to retain the cup.

The series now stands with South Carolina leading 9.5 to Georgia’s 8.5.

Eight of the top high school teams in each state played in the tournament.

Two Palmetto State golfers battled for the individual title before Luke Sullivan from AC Flora was able to win the championship.

Sullivan shot rounds of 69 and 68 for a 7-under par 137 to finish one shot in front of William Jennings from Christ Church.

Georgia took the top three spots in the team competition.

Westminster was the team champion shooting a 2-day total of 2-over par 578.

Johns Creek finished second at 14 over par 590 with St Pius X coming in third at 20 over par.

Jennings helped his Christ Church team to the best finish by a South Carolina High School.

The Cavaliers finished in 4th place. Boiling Springs was sixth, Bishop England seventh, Hilton Head Christian ninth with Woodruff in tenth.

Scores are available at https://ngjg.bluegolf.com/…/contest/1/leaderboard.htm