Cink won the RBC Heritage

Cink hits 70 strokes in round 4 of the RBC Heritage

Cink kept the top of the table from start to finish with the professional support from Reagan – son and caddy.

After 54 holes, he was at -18, leading Collin Morikawa five strokes while Emiliano Grillo was third (score -12) while T4 (-11) included Matt Wallace and Im Sung-jae – the only Asian representative in the top 40 after three rounds.

On the closing day, Cink scored two birdies and one bogey in the 70-stroke scorecard. During this match, the difference between him and the brightest candidates was not less than three strokes.

With the RBC Heritage 2021, Cink won eight PGA Tour championships, including the major The Open Championship 2009. When he won the first title, Morikawa was born.

Yesterday, the two fought in the same group. Morikawa birdie entered the hole but quickly became “bystander” by two bogeys in the hole 2-4. And Cink did not bogey during the first half of the field.

Maverick McNealy went ahead, scoring five birdies in the first nine holes, scoring -14 and four strokes from Cink. But after bogey holes 11 and 12, McNealy ran out of doors.

Grillo and Harold Varner III tried to cling to Cink. Grillo hit 68, and Varner III 66. Both finishes first at -15, three strokes from the top of the board. However, when birdie hole 17, Cink will definitely hold the RBC Heritage for the third time. Two times ago, Cink went upstream to the last stage.

Grillo and Varner stood T2, each receiving 631,900 USD. McNealy, Corey Conners and Matt Fitzpatrick for the T4 (score -13). This position was 298,800 USD.

After the 4th hole bogey, Morikawa adds a birdie and a bogey in the remaining 14 holes. He won T7 (-12) final, next to golfer with a history of alcoholism Chris Kirk. Dustin Johnson, the world’s number one, thanks to 66 last round strokes, so he jumps 23 steps to T13 at the end of the tournament.

Wife Lisa, second child Connor and fiancee Jess Baker wait for Cink on the 18th green hole – where he closes the award this year with par. “I don’t know how to describe this victory. The whole family is waiting to congratulate me at the back of the pitch. It’s an experience that doesn’t happen very often in life,” Cink said.

At the start of this PGA Tour season, Cink ended his thirst for an 11-year title at the Safeway Open in September 2020. At that time, Reagan also worked as a caddy for his father.

And with the RBC Heritage yesterday, Cink was on a golfer quartet that won twice in a season at the age of 47 in PGA Tour history, alongside Sam Snead, Julius Boros and Kenny Perry.

Quoc Huy synthetic