The Georgia State men’s golf team came home in fourth at the Sun Belt Conference championship Tuesday in Miramar Beach, Florida.
The Panthers shot a final round 292 and had three players finish individually in the top-20.
Senior Damon Stephenson and freshman Alexander Herrmann tied for 12th place overall at four-over-par for the tournament.
Freshman Max Herrmann tied for the 17th place overall with a five-over-par.
Georgia Southern took home the Sun Belt Championship with a 16-stroke victory. The Eagles were 11-over-par with a score of 295 on Tuesday but still managed to keep their distance from the rest of the competition. The Eagles finished 3-under-par for the tournament.
Georgia State matched Georgia Southern’s birdie count with 53 for the tournament. The deciding factor was the Panthers’ amount of double-bogeys. Georgia State had 16 holes that resulted in double-bogeys or higher in the 54-hole tournament.
The Panthers must now wait to see if they will receive an at large bid into the NCAA tournament. The selections will be announced on May 4.
