India's Arjun Atwal had a birdie and a bogey on either side of the Keene Trace Golf Club course on a final day when he played 29 holes, 11 of them from the previous round, to finish T-63 at the Barbasol Championship. Atwal shot 73-70 in the final two rounds for a total of 7-under 281. He closed his final round on Par-3 ninth with a chip-in for the second time in the week.

"It is tiring but good to get in two weeks of play" said Atwal, who missed quite a few short putts during the week. The 49-year-old is also in the field for the Barracuda Championship next week. Meanwhile, Trey Mullinax birdied the 72nd hole to win the title by a single stroke. The event was co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour and PGA TOUR and he now receives exemptions on both the Tours. The American, who started the final round three strokes behind 54-hole leader Matti Schmid, battled with playing partner Kevin Streelman down the stretch as the pair exchanged blows in glorious sunshine in Kentucky.

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