In the Championship Flight, for a second straight week, another Tour Rookie would shoot the lights out in his very first event, and celebrate his first win on Tour. Blake Ulrich (Peterborough, ON), who works with the golf shop team at Wildfire, had an amazing day on the course, tying the lowest round of the Tour season by scoring a three-under par round of 69. .He would find his rhythm early, with an eagle on the fourth, three birdies, twelve pars , and two bogies. He also had the distinction of being the first player to win a Tour event, go to work in the golf shop and then help the Tour Team tear down by collecting the pins and tees.  Alone, in second, for his third straight event, Craig Conroy (Bowmanville, ON) finished with a round of 73. Taking home third, Ryan Taylor (Uxbridge, ON) ended his day with a 76. The Championship Flight's season-long  Myrtle Beach Order of Merit , sees a small change at the top, with Ryan Taylor jumping into first place with 683.3 points. Michael Alderman slips into second with 660.0 points, and in third, John Harrington has 642.5 points.

In the B-Flight, Bob Chapman (Toronto, ON) would capture his third win of the season, with a fantastic round of 84. Bob would keep it in the middle, carding eight pars, eight bogies and two doubles. Alone, in second, Don Laking (Toronto, ON) would post a score of 87. Rounding out the top three, Mike DiFlorio (Baysville, ON) would finish his day with a score of 88. In the B-Flight's  Myrtle Beach Order of Merit , Bob Chapman remains in top spot, with 676.3 points. Moving into second place,   Andrew Itwaru has 421.3 points and, climbing into the top three, Don Laking has 415.8.