GREENVILLE, S.C. –
Erik Johansson and
Benjamin Killingstad posted top five finishes and Campbell was runner-up in the team standings after Sunday's final round of the Furman Intercollegiate at Furman University Golf Course.
Only four golfers in the 87-player field finished in red numbers on the 7131-yard, par-71 layout, including Johansson, who turned in a season-best third-place showing (72-70-69—211) at two-under and Killingstad, who matched his career-best with a fourth-place effort (70-69-73—212) at one-under par.
Stetson (281-285-283—849) claimed the team title at 3-under par, six shots ahead of Campbell (285-281-289—855) at 3-over. Western Kentucky and Virginia Tech tied for third at plus-six, while host Furman was fifth after finishing 11-over as a team.
Matthis Lefevre of Stetson won individual honors at 6-under (65-72-70—207), two strokes clear of Virginia Tech's Benjamin Baker (73-65-71—209).
Campbell, which finished third in its last outing, the Bash in the Boro, led the field with 55 birdies, tied for second in par-3 (3.12) and par-5 (-12) scoring and was third on the par-4 holes (4.13).
Joachim Larsen Tegner, back in the Camel lineup after representing Norway in the World Amateur Team Championship, finished in a tie for 13th place at 2-over (71-70-74—215).
William Sundborn was T38 (73-72-76—221).
Logan Graf was T46 (72-77-73—222), while
Adrian Bergqvist was also 9-over (68-76-78—222) while competing as an individual.
Johansson, Killingstad and Larsen Tegner ranked T3rd in the field with 12 birdies. Larsen Tegner was 6-under on the par-5 holes (T1), while Johansson played the par fives 5-under (T3). Killingstad was T6 (even) on the par-3 holes and T7 (+1) on the par fours.
Campbell will close its fall schedule Oct. 27-28 with the FAU Invitational at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Furman Intercollegiate
Greenville, S.C. | Furman University GC
Oct. 18-19, 2025 | Par 71, 7131 Yards
Final Team Results: 1. Stetson 281-285-283—849,
2. Campbell 285-281-289—855, T3. Western Kentucky 291-281-286—858, T3. Virginia Tech 290-280-288—858, 5. Furman 284-286-293—863, 6. Winthrop 285-283-299—867, T7. Georgia State 298-288-291—869, T7. Mercer 289-286-294—869, 9. Richmond 283-293-296—872, 10. James Madison 291-289-297—877, 11. Wofford 294-291-295—880, 12. USC-Aiken 290-292-300—882, 13. High Point 286-296-306—888, 14. Davidson 294-294-305—893, 15. Francis Marion 301-290-303—894.
Final Individual Leaders: 1. Matthis Lefevre (Stetson) 65-72-70—207, 2. Benjamin Baker (Virginia Tech) 73-65-71—209,
3. Erik Johansson (Campbell) 72-70-69—211, 4. Benjamin Killingstad (Campbell) 70-69-73—212, T5. Henry Robards (Mercer) 68-71-74—213, T5. Gareth Steyn (Virginia Tech) 72-70-71—213, T5. Glaspar Glaudas (Stetson) 73-70-70—213, T5. Gage Doyle (Western Kentucky) 75-69-69—213.
Other Campbell Individuals: T13.
Joachim Larsen Tegner 71-70-74—215, T38.
William Sundborn 73-72-76—221, T46.
Logan Graf 72-77-73—222, T46 *
Adrian Bergqvist 68-76-78—222.
The Course – Furman University Golf Club (Par 71, 7131 yards): The Furman Golf Club has been voted #1 Public Golf Course in Greenville, and the entire Upstate by the South Carolina Golf Ratings Panel. Furman University Golf Course was also ranked No. 17 in Golfweek's "Best Campus Courses" in 2016 and has received a 3.5 star ranking from Golf Digest. It is also where Furman alums and professional golfers Betsy King, Beth Daniel, Dottie Pepper and Brad Faxon honed their college games. Designed by Richard K. Webel of Long Island, N.Y., and Walter Cosby, superintendent of grounds and greens at the famed Greenbrier Hotel and Golf Resort, the course was built in the late 1950s when few colleges had a course on campus. The layout underwent a major renovation in 2008, where all 18 greens were reconstructed under USGA specifications and reseeded with Champion UltraDwarf Bermudagrass.
