PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - 19 year old amateur Cal Hoskins held off PGA Tour player Rob Oppenheim in extra holes to win for the first time on the MLGT. Both men tied in regulation at 7-under par 137. Playing in the group ahead of Cal, Oppenheim finished eagle birdie to post 7-under par. Hoskins birdied 17 to get to -7 and a par on the last would mean extra holes were needed.

The duo halved the first 2 playoff holes with birdies then the next 4 with pars. On the 7th playoff hole Hoskins made a 6 foot par putt. Oppenheim was next from 3 feet and when his par putt lipped out Cal was declared the winner.

Per USGA rules of amateur status, the maximum Cal can earn is $1,000. First place was $2,500 so the remaining $1,500 was distrubuted throughout the rest of the purse.

Oppenheim won $2,00 from the $12,885 purse plus $466 from the bonus pool and $440 from the skins pot for a total of $2,906.

First round leader Matt Oshrine added 74 to his opening round 65 and finished in 5th place.

In a second day shootout Tuesday among players who shot 73 or higher Wednesday, Jimmy Hervol won $183 with a final round score of 66.

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - Matt Oshrine from Baltimore, MD eagled his first and 17th holes in the first round on the Fazio course at PGA National en route to 65 and a two shot lead entering tomorrow's final round. He added birdies at 4,12,13 and 15 and his lone bogey came on #8. He will be looking for his 2nd win on the MLGT.

Ben VanScoyk is alone in 2nd after an opening round 67.

There were four skins out worth $120 each. Click on any of the $ symbols under the skins/total tab to view the skins results.

There is an optional $50 2nd day shootout for players at 73 and higher. 100% of the entry goes into the purse and the top 33% and ties will earn a check. If you'd like to participate you must sign up and pay online before the first tee time on Thursday.