Jon Rahm won the famous green jacket after a solid performance in Round 4. Brooks Koepka faded after a terrible front 9 and although there was an incredible round by Phil Mickelson, no one could top the Spaniard on Seve Ballesteros’ birthday.

Our LMS leaderboard was much closer providing probably the most exciting tournament we have hosted, in the race for our largest ever prize pot!

We have a split pot for the first time ever at The Masters! Congratulations to Andy Parish, David Thomas, Mark McCarthy, Chris McEgan and Jordan Cook who finish joint first with a final score of -22 and all 3 golfers having the same individual scores. The prize pot for 1st , 2nd and 3rd will be split equally with all 5 pocketing £2,180 a piece.

Top 10

The top 10 was as follows:

1st – Jordan Cook -22 (-8, -7, -7)

1st – Mark McCarthy -22 (-8, -7, -7)

1st – Chris McEgan -22 (-8, -7, -7)

1st – Andy Parish -22 (-8, -7, -7)

1st – David Thomas -22 (-8, -7, -7)

6th – Chris Heathcote -20

7th – Tom Stott 2 -19 (-12)

8th – David Stock 3 -19 (-8, -7, -4)

8th – Jamie Taylor 2 -19 (-8, -7, -4)

10th – Sean Kennedy -18 (-8, -7, -3)

10th – Mike Green AGS 2 -18 (-8, -7, -4)

The full leaderboard can be found on our website

https://lms.golf/2023-the-masters/2023-the-masters-last-man-standing-leaderboard/

We would both like to say a big thank you to everyone who participated, we hope you all enjoyed it and are looking forward to the next competition where we will hopefully give you the chance to win another MASSIVE prize pot!

The next competition will be the PGA Championships in 5 weeks (18th May 2023) to which we will be sending out the details on 10th May 2023. We had 323 entries (328 before withdrawals) for the PGA Championship last year so we’re hoping to reach 550 entries this year, if possible, and have a record pot for that competition.

Thanks again and hopefully see you all in 5 weeks!

Cheers,

Cole & Alex