He finished the tournament on 19-under-par 265 after closing with a one-under-par 70. “I’m just learning every day I’m out here and taking a lot of advice from the more experienced pros. I also just slowed my walk down and I slowed my tempo down. I just believed in myself to be honest,” said Simpson (via Sunshine Tour). Having gone into the final round holding a five-shot lead, Simpson said he was happy with the way he managed himself after a difficult start to the round. “I made it hard for myself early on at the start of the round, but I’m just really happy with the way I handled myself. I didn’t take myself out of it,” he said. Simpson made a double bogey at the first hole, followed by a bogey at the third and a birdie at the fourth. He also birdied the sixth for an outward 37. After the turn, he eagled the 11th, birdied the 13th and dropped a shot at the 14th for an inward 33. Simon du Plooy and Austin Bautista shared second place on 16-under-par 268. For his win, Simpson earned 380.40 Order of Merit points.