Stewart Cink clinched the PGA TOUR Champions’ season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship with a stunning 4-under 67, finishing at 20-under 264. This victory secured him the Charles Schwab Cup season points title, edging out Steven Alker by two strokes. Watch the highlights of Cink’s remarkable performance, including his final round and post-win interview. Relive the excitement as the 52-year-old champion adds this prestigious title to his career achievements, which include eight PGA TOUR wins and the 2009 Open Championship. Don’t miss the key moments from Phoenix Country Club and hear from Cink himself about this career-defining win.
Keywords: Stewart Cink, Charles Schwab Cup Championship, PGA TOUR Champions, golf highlights, 2023 season finale, Steven Alker, Phoenix Country Club, Open Championship winner.
In a thrilling conclusion to the PGA Tour Champions season, Stuart Sink emerged victorious at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, solidifying his dominance by clinching the prestigious Charles Schwab Cup. But here’s where it gets even more impressive. Sink’s final round performance at Phoenix Country Club was nothing short of masterful as he carted a 4 under 67 to finish at a staggering 20 under 264, edging out Steven Alker by two strokes. Alker, who led after the third round, stumbled on the par 51 18th with a bogey, settling for second place in both the tournament and the season standings. This win marks Sink’s third victory this season and his fourth in just 36 starts on the 50 and older tour, adding to his already impressive resume that includes eight PGA Tour wins, most notably his 2009 Open Championship playoff triumph over Tom Watson. But here’s the part most people miss. At 52, Sinks consistency and resilience in a field of seasoned veterans highlight the evolving dynamics of senior golf. Is this a testament to modern fitness and longevity in sports or a reflection of the competitive depth in the PGA Tour champions? Meanwhile, Freddy Jacobson, Jerry Kelly, and Tommy Gainy tie for third at 15 under, showcasing the fierce competition that defines this tour. As Sink celebrates his latest achievement, it begs the question, is Stuart Sink redefining what it means to peak in golf, or is this just another chapter in his storied career? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Do you think Sink’s success is a product of experience, fitness, or something else entirely?
