The South African opened with a 69, leaving him four shots off the lead, which was shared by Jacques van der Merwe and Tristan Leonard. He then moved into the lead on the second day following a flawless six-under-par 66. He went into the final round on nine-under-par 135, holding a one-shot advantage over Daniel Cronje. His closing 69 featured five birdies and two bogeys. On the front nine, Procter picked up shots at the fourth, sixth and ninth, while dropping a shot at the seventh to go out in 34. After the turn, he added another birdie at the 13th, dropped a shot at the 16th, but finished strongly with a birdie at the 18th to hold off Snyman’s charge. Snyman finished on 11-under-par 205, with rounds of 70, 68 and 67, earning 210 Race to Q-School Order of Merit points. Brandon Pieters finished third on 10-under-par 206, with rounds of 72, 67 and 67, collecting 172.5 Order of Merit points.