Clayton State University Athletics

Senior Keith Egan (Newbridge, Ireland) delivered an impressive performance at the three-day Peach Belt Conference Men's Golf Championships from April 14-16.

Competing at the Slammer & Squire Course at The World Golf Village, Egan entered the final day tied for 21st before charging up 13 spots over the final 18 holes. He finished the tournament tied for eighth out of a field of 55 golfers and shot a 76-73-70-219 to finish three over par.

His rise in the standings tied for the third highest on the final day, trailing only Flagler's Zach Horne (27 spots) and USC Aiken's Michael Hocker (16). Taking into account his entire body of work, Egan is now in line to make his second straight appearance as an individual at the NCAA Division II South/Southeast Regional at the beginning of May.