2024 Santee National Golf Tournament Results

A mix of Lowcountry charm and highland terrain made for a perfect setting on Sunday as the Charleston Amateur Players Tour hosted its tournament at Santee National Golf Club. Nearly $6,000 worth of side game cash and VISA gift card prizes were on the line during the day of competition. 

The Charleston Amateur Players Tour is designed by the players, for the players, and travels the Lowcountry of South Carolina. With tournaments at the best courses in the area, the Charleston Amateur Players Tour gives players of all skill levels a chance to compete in one of ten different divisions. 

Sunday, golfers took on Santee National, which was rated four stars by Golf Digest. The course features rolling hills and mossy oaks throughout the property, making for a perfect backdrop for a round of golf. The course is owned and operated by the Clark family. 

Here’s a breakdown of Sunday’s results from each division: 

Division 1 – Elliott Johnson used four birdies on the front nine to climb the leaderboard en route to winning Division 1 on Sunday with a two under par round of 70. Johnson shot 33 on the front nine after a bogey on the opening hole. 

Nicholas Politis shot 74 to finish second. His round featured back nine birdies on the 11th and 13th holes to shoot 37 on the back nine. David Winesette also tied for second with a round of 74. Winesette got off to a hot start with three birdies on the front nine to shoot one under.  

Justin Applebaum and Michael Huh tied for fourth place with rounds of 75. Applebaum shot 37 on the front nine, including a birdie on the par-four 8^th hole. Huh made two birdies on the front nine to shoot two under par to finish inside the top-five.  

Senior Division 1 – While David Winesette came up just short in the battle for the top spot in Division 1, his round of 74 was good enough to win Senior Division 1 on Sunday. Winesette shot 39 on the back nine after carding a round of one under par on the outward nine.  

Darryl Phelps finished runner-up after carding a round of 78. Phelps took advantage of both par fives on the front nine, making birdies to shoot 38 on the front. Thomas Ownes rounded out the division with a round of 79 in third place. Owens made two birdies on the front nine as well.  

Division 2 – Brett Coddington emerged from a crowded field of 17 golfers to win Division 2 on Sunday by virtue of his two under par round of 70. Coddington made three birdies on the front nine to shoot 35, as he matched the score on the back nine to win by three strokes. 

John Tompkins shot 73 to finish runner-up. Tompkins’ steady day included 15 pars, two bogeys and a birdie. Tompkins birdied the par-five 10^th hole before parring his next seven holes.  

Tim DuPree shot 75 to finish third. DuPree made four birdies on the day, two on each side. Two birdies and a bogey on the front nine helped him battle his way into the top-three halfway through the round.  

Chuck Bell, Kevin Futrell, and Darrell Johnson tied for fourth place with rounds of 76. 

Senior Division 2 – Brett Coddington doubled up on Sunday as he also won Senior Division 2 with his round of 70. Coddington found his groove after consecutive bogeys on the front nine. Coddington played his final five holes on the front nine in two under par en route to victory.  

Chuck Bell, Kevin Futrell, and Darrell Johnson tied for second place with rounds of 76. Bell’s steady round included 14 pars and four bogeys. Futrell added an exclamation point to his round with a birdie on the par-three 17^th hole.  

Johnson led the division with five birdies on the day, including four on the back nine to charge up the leaderboard. Johnson birdied three out of his last five holes.  

Carlos Mojica shot 78 to finish fifth in the division. His round was highlighted by a pair of birdies on the back nine on the 15^th and 16^th holes.  

Division 3 – Six competitors finished within four shots of the winner on Sunday as Sean Mason shot 76 to capture the Division 3 crown at Santee National. Mason shot one under on the front nine with birdies on the par fives. 

Chad Eldredge shot 78 and finished runner-up in the division. Eldredge started the back nine with an eagle on the par-five 10^th hole. His round also included a birdie on the par-five second hole.  

Jerome Maxie and Scott Flenner shot 79 to finish tied for third place. Maxie found his groove on the front nine, playing his final eight holes in one under par. Flenner played his first six holes in even par after a birdie on the par-five sixth hole.  

Matt Miller and Parker Futrell rounded out the top-five in the division with rounds of 80. 

Senior Division 3 – The same battle in Division 3 also played out in Senior Division 3 on Sunday as Sean Mason won by two shots with his round of 76. Mason made two front nine birdies, one of which was offset by a bogey on the third hole.  

Chad Eldredge finished runner-up with a round of 78, highlighted by his eagle on the par-five 10^th hole. Eldredge made a birdie on the front nine as well, to go along with three bogeys.  

Jerome Maxie finished third with a round of 79, followed by Myron Samuels in fourth place with a round of 82. Samuels pared his last four holes to shoot 42 on the back nine.  

Cliff Marcum and Timothy Carswell finished tied for fifth place after both players carded rounds of 84. 

Division 4 – Scott Johnson used a birdie on the par-five 18^th hole to win by one shot over Daniel Cash in Division 4 on Sunday. Johnson posted a round of 81, featuring the birdie on the final hole.  

Cash shot 82 to finish runner-up. He pared five of his last six holes of the round to climb the leaderboard. Big Al Reynolds shot 83 and finished third. Reynolds pared his las four holes to shoot 40 on the inward nine.  

Bruce Shively and Samrat Sen tied for fourth place with rounds of 85. Sen led the division with three birdies on the day, two of which came on the front nine.  

Senior Division 4 – While Daniel Cash came up just short in Division 4 on Sunday, his round of 82 was good enough to earn the top honors in Senior Division 4. Cash shot 41 on the front nine before he matched the score on the back nine. Cash made 11 pars on the day en route to the victory.  

Big Al Reynolds shot 83, finishing one shot back in second place. Reynolds made six pars on the back nine as he made a charge towards the top of the leaderboard. Bruce Shively and Samrat Sen tied for third place with rounds of 85. Shively’s round was highlighted by a birdie on the par-five 6^th hole.  

Scott Bryant, Ralph Perritano, and Dave Funkhouser tied for fifth place with rounds of 86. 

Division 5 – Eighteen holes proved to not be enough to determine a winner in Division 5 on Sunday. Steven Reeves prevailed in a playoff over Zachary Chavis. Reeves made four pars on the front nine to grab position atop the leaderboard en route to a round of 90.  

Chavis, who also shot 90, pared three of his final six holes of the round to reach the playoff. Greg Dover finished third with a round of 92, followed by Travis Shively in fourth with a round of fourth.  

Tim Rabon and Linette Coddington rounded out the division with rounds of 96 to tie for fifth place.  

Senior Division 5 – The margin of victory was much more comfortable for Steven Reeves as he also won Senior Division 5 on Sunday. Reeves carded a round of 90 to win by six shots over second-place finisher Linette Coddington.