Sungjae Im put an exclamation point Sunday on the most dominant season in Web.com Tour history, shooting a final-round 67 to win the 2018 WinCo Foods Portland Open.
Im finished with a score of 18-under par, four shots better than John Chin, who shot 66 to finish in second place at 14-under. Erik Compton also shot 66 to finish in third at 13-under.
Derek Ernst, who set the tournament record for the lowest score after 36 holes, struggled again on Sunday, shooting 71 to finish tied for 4th at 12-under. Ernst, 29, entered the tournament 76th on the Web.com Tour's money list and needed a victory to move into the Top 25 and earn a PGA Tour card.
With the victory at Pumpkin Ridge Im became the first player in tour history to lead the money list the entire season. The 20-year-old won the season-opening tournament in the Bahamas in January, and continued his steady play over the 22-tournament season. In addition to his two victories, he recorded six Top 10 finishes to end the season with $534,326 in prize money.
Im was one of 25 players to earn their PGA Tour cards for the 2018-19 season on the 18th green at Witch Hollow following Sunday's final round. Former Oregon Ducks standout Wyndham Clark, who missed the cut, finished No. 16 on the money list and earned his tour card.
Here's a full list of the 25 players who earned PGA Tour cards:
1. Sungjae Im, $534,326
2. Sam Burns, $291,878
3. Scott Langley, $279,732
4. Martin Trainer, $267,000
5. Kyoung-Hoon Lee, $259,096
6. Cameron Champ, $253,731
7. Sebastian Munoz, $238,938
8. Anders Albertson, $210,455
9. Chase Wright, $208,896
10. John Chin, $207,909
11. Kyle Jones, $207,419
12. Jose de Jesus Rodriguez, $197,798
13. Adam Long, $192,463
14. Adam Svensson, $190,825
15. Josh Teater, $190,288
16. Wyndham Clark, $187,817
17. Julian Etulain, $186,042
18. Alex Prugh, $184,671
19. Joey Garber, $182,762
20. Chris Thompson, $181,738
21. Carlos Ortiz, $178,780
22. Brady Schnell, $178,081
23. Kramer Hickok, $175,635
24. Roberto Castro, $172,054
25. Hank Lebioda, $167,014
- Final leaderboard
- Web.Com Tour money leaders