Incident Overview
A pilot experienced a loss of directional control during the landing roll after a short cross-country flight. The flight, which was described as uneventful, originated from Camden, South Carolina and concluded at Bennettsville, South Carolina.
Sequence of Events
According to the pilot, after touchdown on runway 24, the airplane began to veer to the right. The pilot attempted to correct the deviation by steering with the tail wheel, but these efforts were unsuccessful. The airplane subsequently departed the runway surface and ground looped. During the ground loop, the left wing made contact with the ground.
Mechanical Condition
The pilot reported that the left brake master cylinder was low on fluid, and as a result, the left brake did not engage. No further details about the condition of other systems or the aircraft were provided.
Pilot Actions
The pilot stated that the only corrective action taken was an attempt to steer using the tail wheel. No other maneuvers or emergency procedures were mentioned.
Aftermath
The incident resulted in damage to the left wing. The pilot did not report any injuries. No additional information about the aircraft type, registration, or other specifics was available in the source.