First-round leaders Jamie Spring and Larry Davis knew they had to shoot a low score to win the Wharlest Jackson Elks Lodge Golf Tournament Sunday at Duncan Park.

And that they did.

Spring and Davis shot a 12-under-par 59 for a two-day total of 120 to win by two shots in the Championship Flight.

Wesley Rogers and Guy Hollingsworth also shot a 59 for a two-day total of 122 to finish in second place.

&uot;The pressure was on. The guys we played with played really good,&uot; Spring said. &uot;I knew it would take something real low to beat the guys behind us. We putted real well.&uot;

Spring and Davis had six birdies on the front nine and on the back nine.

&uot;Wesley and Guy put the pressure on us,&uot; Davis said.

Rogers said that he and Hollingsworth played good enough to win, but that Springs and Davis played better.

&uot;We played pretty good toady, but apparently not well enough. We started with an eagle on (hole) number one, but then made a few pars before going on the birdie train.

&uot;They (Spring and Davis) were just making everything,&uot; Rogers said.

Pete and Judy Powell shot a final-round 60 to finish in third place with a two-day score of 124.

&uot;We played pretty good today,&uot; Pete Powell said. &uot;Judy shot the ball well. We made some putts and we missed a few putts.&uot;

The Powells had three birdies and an eagle on the front nine and six birdies on the back nine.

Phillip West and Esaw West fired a 62 for a fourth-place finish with a two-day total of 125.

David Cothren and Keith Rayborn finished in first place in the First Flight after shooting a 64 for a two-day score of 130.

&uot;We struggled some yesterday. We played good today,&uot; Rayborn said. &uot;Yesterday we were struggling to make pars. Today the pars came easy and we had some birdie putts. The greens rolled real good.&uot;

&uot;It was a good tournament,&uot; Cothren said. &uot;The course is in excellent shape. It’s in really good shape for next weekend’s City Championship.&uot;

Chuck Fields and Ross Hufford won a playoff over the teams of Henry Farmer and Paul Guido and Jack Britton and H. Chambers after all three teams had a two-day score of 135.

Farmer and Guido were third and Britton and Chambers finished in fourth place.

Phil Hannon and Jarrett Myers shot a 67 to finish first in the Second Flight with a two-day total of 138, one stroke ahead of Cookie Wilson and Don Waldon, who fired a 68 for a total of 139.

&uot;This is our first time down here and to play on this course,&uot; Hannon, of Jackson, said on Saturday. &uot;The greens are well-maintained and roll real good. The course is in great shape.&uot;

John Parker and E.C. Everett came in third with a two-day score of 142, the same score as Willie Williams and Rock Promise, who finished fourth.