Stewart Cink Wins the Charles Schwab Cup Championship and Secures the Cup Title
In an exciting golf day, Stewart Cink won the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, a tournament that ended the PGA Tour Champions season. The event took place at the Phoenix Country Club, where Cink demonstrated his skill and consistency.
Cink finished the tournament with a round of 67 strokes, four under par, which allowed him to accumulate a total of 264 strokes, 20 under par. This outstanding performance secured him first place, surpassing Steven Alker by two strokes.
Steven Alker, who was leading the competition after the third round, finished in second place, a position he also maintained in the overall season standings.
At 52 years old, Cink added his third victory of the season and the fourth in his career on the circuit for golfers over 50 years old. His record includes eight titles on the PGA Tour, highlighting his triumph at the 2009 British Open, where he defeated Tom Watson in a playoff.
Freddie Jacobson, Jerry Kelly, and Tommy Gainey shared third place, all with a total of 15 under par.
