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Stewart Cink

**Stewart Cink Set to Tee Off on Champions Tour in 2025: A New Chapter Awaits!**
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**Stewart Cink Set to Tee Off on Champions Tour in 2025: A New Chapter Awaits!**

Stewart Cink is set to embark on an exciting new journey as he transitions to the Champions Tour in 2025. This 49-year-old American golfing sensation boasts an impressive record, with eight PGA Tour victories under his belt, including the prestigious 2009 Open Championship. Notably, he has proudly represented the United States in both the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup.

While Cink has faced challenges in maintaining his form on the PGA Tour recently, he continues to showcase his competitive spirit in major tournaments. He secured a commendable 10th place finish at the 2022 Open Championship and claimed 14th at the Masters Tournament that same year.

Looking ahead, Cink expresses enthusiasm for this next chapter of his career. “I’m excited about the opportunity to play on the Champions Tour,” he shared. “I believe it’s a fantastic platform for me to keep competing at a high level.”

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Cink’s 64 good for 1st-round Charles Schwab lead
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Cink’s 64 good for 1st-round Charles Schwab lead

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Stewart Cink, aided by a hole-in-one on the par-3 16th, shot a 6-under 64 on Thursday to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Charles Schwab Cup Championship.

Cink used a 7-iron on the 184-yard 16th and saw the ball bounce once before disappearing into the cup for his first career ace on the PGA Tour Champions.

“There is some good karma out there; the hole-in-one definitely came at a good time,” said Cink, who had seven birdies and a lone bogey on the TPC Scottsdale Champions Course. “I probably needed that one.”

Cink is a two-time winner this season and has four top-10 finishes in seven starts since turning 50 on May 21 and becoming eligible for the PGA Tour Champions.

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