The final day's play was at the Lost City course and scoring was individual Stableford, with the best three scores to count for the team total. As the players got to know each other better over the four days of play, the standard of sportsmanship and camaraderie portrayed by all participants was a credit to the schools they represented. The event is not only about the golf but about meeting new friends and renewing old acquaintances. Tuks yet again proved to be the outstanding team of the week, winning a closely contested competition by one point over Hoerskool Waterkloof. Dainfern College proved to be the dark horse of the tournament, producing a fantastic four-day performance to end third by five points. St Albart's College, Paul Roos and Whitgift School from the UK competed for places in the top 10.
 
The hosts, St John's College, produced some steady golf throughout the week to end in eighth position. This was the Tuks Sport High School's second consecutive victory. The only other school to take the title twice is George's Hoerskool Outeniqua, who won in it 2006 and 2009. The final placings were: 1 Tuk Sport High School (330), 2 Hoerskool Waterkloof (329),3 Dainfern College (324), 4 St Alban's College (320), 5 Paul Roos Gymnasium (319),6 Whitgift School (313),7 Maritzburg College, St John's College and Westville Boys' High (304), 10 King Edward VII and Michaelhouse (303), 12 St Stithians and Strand High School (300), 14 Paarl Boys' High (299), 15 Paarl Gymnasium (297),16 Hilton College (295),17 Pretoria Boys' High (293), 18 Trinityhouse (283), 19 St John's Harare (277), 20 Eldoraigne and Grey College (276), 22 Clifton (274), 23 Helpmekaar and St Benedict's College (271), 25 Affies (270), 26 FNB Invitation and Hoerskool Outeniqua (267), 28 Woodhill College (257), 29 Glenwood House and Grey High School (255), 31 Bishops (247), 32 St David's Marist Inanda (241).


SURPRISE PACKAGE: Johannesburg's Dainfern College caused a shock at the St John's College golf tournament last weekend. They finished in third position, just six points behind. Pictured is Shane Martin executing a bunker shot. NEW EXPERIENCE: The FNB Private Clients Invitation Team - Benjamin Maloi (Eskukantambo Secondary), Nkosikhona Dilla (Eskukantambo Secondary), Botlhale Baily (Sacred Heart College) and Evance Vukeya (Progress High School).
MASTER BLASTER: Alex Brandkamp of the victorious Tulcs Sports School in action at the St John's International Golf Tournamnet last weekend. TOP FINISHER: St Alban's Struan Currie in action at Sun City. The Pretoria school ended in fourth place