Ray Richards finished 1-under par to win the 68th Oregon Men’s Stroke Play Championship played July 24-26 at Salishan Golf Links in Gleneden Beach. The 54-hole stroke-play competition included a cut to the low half of the field (including ties in each division) after two rounds of play.

Richards won by two strokes over Graham Moody, who finished in second place at 1-over par.

Richards (73-67-69) was the only player to record multiple rounds under par during the event. He posted the low score in Saturday’s second round, a 3-under 67 which featured four birdies on the back nine. Richards followed that up with a final-round 69 to pull ahead of the field. It was a come-from-behind victory for the Richards, who opened the competition with a 3-over par 73 on Friday.

After playing the first 36 holes at 2-under par, Moody (68-70-73) faltered in Sunday’s final round with a 3-over par 73. He opened the competition with a 2-under par 68 on Friday – a bogey-free opening round backed by 16 pars, and birdies on holes Nos. 1 and 4.

Naoki Easterday (73-75-66) and Robbie Ziegler (71-73-71) placed third and fourth respectively.

Pat O’Donnell finished 1-over par for the competition en route to his 10th career Oregon Men’s Stroke Play Championship Senior Division title. O’Donnell (71-74-69) shot a 2-under par 69 in Sunday’s final round to win the event by two strokes.

Randy Mahar (71-73-72) finished second in the senior division at 3-over par for the tournament. Jeff Britton (70-72-76) and Michael Senatra (77-69-72) tied for third at 5-over par.

Matt Hartley (70-73-69) was 2-over par for the competition to win the Master 40 Division. Adam Harrington (69-77-71) finished five strokes back in second place at 7-over par.

The OGA Championships schedule resumes Aug. 1-4 with the 5th Oregon Four-Ball Championship hosted at OGA Golf Course in Woodburn. That four-day competition includes Women, Open and Senior Men’s Divisions.