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Enable Cookies<\/a> The pair couldn’t be separated at the top of the leaderboard heading into Sunday’s final round, and that remained the case as both birdied the opening hole.<\/p>\n Campillo claimed the outright lead as Gumberg bogeyed the third, but the American was soon back tied at the top with a birdie at the sixth.<\/p>\n Campillo briefly nudged in front of his partner once more with birdie at the eighth, only for back-to-back bogeys round the turn to prove costly for the Spaniard.<\/p>\n He’d birdie 12 to stay in contention, but only after Gumberg had gained a stroke at 11 to ensure he remained out ahead – which is how it stayed.<\/p>\n England’s Marcus Armitage finished tied for third at 15, with Scotland’s Euan Walker one shot further back in a share of sixth along with South African Thriston Lawrence.<\/p>\n What’s next?<\/p>\n
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