BULLARD – Guatemala native Jose Toledo saved the best for last, shooting a 65 for the best round of the four day event, at the East Texas Open on Saturday at Eagle’s Bluff Country Club, to take top dollar.

Third day leader, Andrew Landry blew a two-shot lead with four holes, to give Toledo his first win on the Adams Golf Pro Tour Series, worth $15,000.

As it turned out, the winning putt came on No. 18 - a 15-footer for birdie, but Toledo had no idea it would be the top money winner.

Toledo now has a professional win in the United States, to go with his victory four weeks ago in the Guatemala Open.

This was Landry’s second tough defeat in less than a year, as he took a setback playing for Arkansas in the finals of the NCAA Golf Championships.

Landry finished with a 1-over 72 on Saturday, after carding back-to-back 66s. Landry was cruising on the front nine and made the turn at 2 under for the round, before shooting 3 over on the back. He tied Australian Daniel Fox for second place after Fox closed with a 66.

At top, East Texas Open champion, Jose Toledo (center) is presented his prize check of $15,000. Presenting the check and trophy are EBCC head pro, Brad Weesner (left), and Adams Golf Pro Tour Series director, Tyler Wolford. Above, Toledo, the tournament winner not only raked in some big bucks but shows his winning trophy from the event. (Courtesy Photos by AGPDS)) Michael Smith was the leader after 36 holes, ending up at 7-under; Mark Walker of Hurst, and Beaumont’s Michael Arnaud finished two shots off the lead.

Smith made five bogeys in a round of 72, after making nothing but pars and birdies the first three days.

ET Open Final Results At Eagle’s Bluff Country Club

Purse: $100,000

Yardage: 6,977; Par: 71

Final Round Jose Toledo, Guatemala City, $15,000.00, 73-68- 69-65 — 275 Daniel Fox, Marangaroo, Australia, $7,350.00, 67- 70-73-66—276 Andrew Landry, Groves, $7,350.00, 72-66-66-72- 76 — 276 Michael Arnaud, Beaumont, $4,753.00 70-68-73- 66—277 Mark Walker, Hurst, $4,753.00 69-69-70-69—277 Michael Smith, Lafayette, La., $4,753.00, 69-67-69- 72—277 Ryan Nelson, Dickinson, $3,035.00, 71-69-71- 67—278 Bill Allcorn, Abilene, $3,035.00, 67-70-72-69— 278 Robert Gwin, Montgomery, $3,035.00, 66-73-70- 69—278 Tyler Leon, Dallas, $3,035.00, 67-72-68-71—278 Mikel Martinson, Lubbock, $2,360.00, 75-71-68- 66 — 280 Chad Ginn, Alexandria, La., $2,1600.00, 69-73-69- 70—281 Anthony Broussard, Beaumont, $1,925.00, 69-72- 71 — 212 Shaun Melville, Lubbock, $1,925.00, 70-70-71- 71—282 Jeremy Alcorn, Brownwood, $1,925.00, 70-73-71- 68—282 Will Doughtie, Amarillo, $1,925.00, 72-73-70-67— 282 Matt Edwards, Las Vegas, $1,925.00, 73-72-70-67 — 282 Mike Wendling, Oklahoma City, $1,735.00, 71-73- 68-71—283 Thomas Hagler, Cypress, $1,735.00, 70-71-70-72 — 283 Shawn Jasper, Marthasville, Mo., $1,560.00, 70- 72-70-72 — 284 Andrew Haynes, $1,560.00 67-75-71-71—284 Gabe Reynolds, San Marcos, $1,530.00, 71-71-74- 68 — 284 Randy Lowry, Houston, $1,530.00, 71-73-72-68 — 284 Ryan Baca, Sugar Land, $1,530.00, 70-67-71-76— 284 Franklin Corpening, Fort Worth, $1,360.00, 71- 71-70-73 — 285 Jason Cuthbertson, Conway, Ark., $1,360.00, 71- 70-70-74 — 285 Robby Ormand, Austin, $1,360.00, 68-72-69-76 — 285 Jamie Amoretti, San Antonio, $1, 235.00, 70-74- 6973- 286 Will Osborne, Wichita Falls, $1, 235.00, 72-70- 69-75—286 Kyle Collins, San Antonio, $1,110.00, 67-76-69- 75—287 Edward Loar, Dallas, $1,110.00, 73-70-71-73— 287 Bryan Baker, Tyler, $1,110.00, 75-71-70-71—287

Jason Hill, Rockwall, $985.00, 70-71-69-78—288 Charles Bettis, Hobbs, N.M., $985.00, 74-72-70— 288 Jimmy Shaw, Oklahoma City, $922.50, 70-72-74- 73—289 Kevin Doskocil, Hillsboro, $922.50, 70-73-76- 70—289 Todd Mayfield, McKinney, $885.00, 72-72-75- 73—292 Phillip Hui, San Antonio, $835.00, 71-69-78-76— 294 Marc Campbell, Grapevine, $835.00, 75-70-74- 75—294 Jordan Payne, West Memphis, Ark, $835.00, 75- 71-77-71—294 Paul Norris, Dallas, $700.00, 73-71-78-74—296 Eddy Koracevic, Milton Keynes, England, $700.00, 72-74-78-79—303.