Golf: Woodbury wins Seminole Intercollegiate

At Tallahassee, Fla., junior Paul Woodbury earned South Carolina's second individual medal of the 2009-10 season while the Gamecocks came up one stroke short of host Florida State at the Seminole Intercollegiate on Sunday.

Woodbury won a four-hole playoff to defeat FSU senior Seath Lauer after the pair tied at 212 (-1) through 54 holes. After playing the par-4, 427-yard 18th hole three times without a winner, Woodbury parred on his fourth try to outduel the Seminole captain.

Woodbury began the day in a tie for seventh place at 1-over, but posted a 2 under 69.

USC posted a 289 (+5) for the second consecutive day to finish at 866 (+14).

.USC RESULTS.

^T1. Paul Woodbury - 70-73-69212 (-1)

T11. Wesley Bryan - 70-72-74216 (+3)

T16. Clint Tolleson - 73-72-73218 (+5)

T26. Patrick Rada - 75-72-74221 (+8)

*T26. Dean Hester - 78-74-69221 (+8)

T28. George Bryan IV - 75-74-73222 (+9)

^ Won on fourth playoff hole

* Competed as an individual, score does not count toward team total

.FINAL TEAM STANDINGS.

1. Florida State - 278-298-289865 (+13)

2. South Carolina - 288-289-289866 (+14)

T3. Arkansas - 293-292-288873 (+21)

T3. North Texas - 291-289-293873 (+21)

5. Vanderbilt - 292-292-291875 (+23)

This story was originally published March 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM with the headline "Golf: Woodbury wins Seminole Intercollegiate."