TGS Cup Championship

Place	Player	Saturday gross	HCP	Saturday net	Sunday gross	HCP	Sunday net	Total score	TGS points
1	Andy Clark	80	15	65	86	15	71	136	60.00
2	Dave Charbonneau	97	26	71	93	26	67	138	48.00
3	Sean Ealy	89	21	68	93	21	72	140	39.36
T4	Brett Hamel	80	6	74	74	6	68	142	28.84
T4	Jake Panowicz	81	11	70	83	11	72	142	28.84
T4	Kevin Govro	79	7	72	77	7	70	142	28.84
T7	Kevin Nufer	99	32	67	109	32	77	144	21.40
T7	Andy Rader	78	11	67	88	11	77	144	21.40
9	Jim Rader	88	19	69	97	19	78	147	18.24
10	Jason Wold	79	6	73	84	6	78	151	16.42
	Taylor Thompson	91	15	76	92	15	77	153
11	Tyler Elliott	84	10	74	91	10	81	155	14.78
T12	Tim Tyvand	102	27	75	108	27	81	156	12.64
T12	Scott Hall	102	19	83	92	19	73	156	12.64
T14	Tommy Berry	91	13	78	93	13	80	158	10.23
T14	Rich Wold	91	11	80	89	11	78	158	10.23
T16	Jeff Albright	93	12	81	92	12	80	161	8.29
T16	Larry McKenna	115	35	80	116	35	81	161	8.29
18	Steve Teubner	102	25	77	111	25	86	163	7.07
19	Lance Meyerink	116	27	89	106	27	79	168	6.36
	Conor Ryan	115	24	91	103	24	79	170
20	Matt Bonniksen	99	10	89	97	10	87	176	5.72

Brett Hamel faced a 15-foot putt for birdie on the treacherous 18th hole at Gearhart while a guy named Keith was getting married on the lawn outside of the clubhouse. The majority of the Tailgate State competitors stood on the veranda overlooking both events.

Brett made his putt and the crowd gasped (the wedding ceremony might have been interrupted). At the time, it was just a great golf shot but it ended up deciding the 2014 Tailgate State Cup Championship, much to the chagrin of runner-up Dave Charbonneau.

Had Brett missed that putt, the aging rocker from North Portland would have claimed his first trophy while fighting through a mysterious illness that left him bedridden for the better part of two days. Instead, the cold-blooded assassin from Arcata drove a dagger into Dave's dreams and took home the trophy for the second time in this tour's eight year history.

There was no shortage of drama as the field played and drank their way through a gorgeous, 90 degree weekend on the Oregon Coast. Most would agree that camera phones should be disabled after midnight and that women in their twenties aren't attracted to men in their forties. Nonetheless, it was a fantastic finish to what was the best season in the tour's history.

Thanks to all on a great year and good luck in your endeavors during the tour's winter hiatus.