On August 15, Beijing time, the Summit Bank Championship completed all the competition at Indiana Creek Club, and Robbie Shelton handed over 65 to win the final leg of the regular season of the Korsha International Tour , the Summit Bank Championship, as the second in the standings to advance to the PGA Tour. Yuan Yechun handed over 68 and ranked T5.
Sheldon shot the Eagles on No. 4 today, then three birdies in a row on Nos. 6-8, swallowed his only bogey of the day on No. 10, pushed in a 12-foot birdie push on No. 12, then added another bird on No. 15 to deliver a 65, an overall 267 (66-70-66-65), 17 under par, and won the Korus International Tour for the fourth time.
England's Ben Taylor handed over a clean scorecard today, grabbed a birdie on the 1st, 8th and 15th holes, and handed over a 68, an overall 268 (67-71-62-68), in second place alone, rising from 23 to ninth, and also received an PGA Tour card.
Tied for third place were Kevin Doherty and Taylor Montgomery, who caught 6 birds today, swallowed 1 bogey and handed over 66; Montgomery also had six birdies in the book, but conceded four shots on the 12th hole and eventually delivered 69, for a combined score of 269, 15 under the marker.
Chinese player Yuan Yechun swallowed a bogey on No. 2 today, shot down the eagle on No. 4 to make up for it, grabbed the first bird on No. 7 and missed the bar again on No. 8. After the transfer, Yuan Yechun made no mistakes, grabbed the birdie on the 15th and 18th holes, and finally handed over a 68, an overall 270 (67-73-62-68), 14 under par, to finish tied for fifth place, and secured the PGA Tour full card next season as the first place in the standings.
Zhang Xinjun also handed over 68, and he went out four holes today to catch three small birds, shoot down an eagle, and then swallow a bogey on hole 9. Zhang Xinjun struggled after the transfer, catching birds on the 10th and 12th holes, but swallowed 3 bogeys on the last 6 holes. He finished with a total of 274 (69-70-67-68), 10 under par, and was T16. However, his standings rose from 83 to 71, qualifying for three Finals and a chance to compete for another 25 PGA Tour cards. At least he secured full-card eligibility for next season's Glorious Tour.
Another Chinese player, Dou Zecheng, went out of the house today, swallowing a bogey on The 1st and 5th holes, but did not make a mistake in the next 13 holes, grabbed five birdies and finally handed over a 68, a four-round result of 277 (72-69-68-68), 7 under par, tied for 31st. His points ranking slipped from fourth to third, but he still qualified for the PGA TOUR next season.