Stewart Cink

Stewart Cink jumped from outside the top 50 into the number 10 position in the Official World Golf Ranking during the 2004 season (his best career year to date). Throughout the season, he entered 28 tournaments, placed in the money in 24, and finished in the top 10 ten times (all while leading the PGA TOUR with a putting average of 1.723)! He won two of his four PGA TOUR victories in 2004 as well: the MCI Heritage and the WGC-NEC Invitational. Cink earned a spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team for the second time due to his 2004 Official World Golf Ranking. In addition to his more recent accomplishments, Cink has won the Mexican Open twice (in 1996 and 1999), and has had three Nationwide Tour victories, all in 1996 (the NIKE Ozarks Open, Colorado Classic, and TOUR Championship). Stewart Cink started out strong in 2005, finishing in 5th place three times to date, and ranking 11th in money leaders on the PGA TOUR. He was born in Alabama and resides in his college alumni state of Georgia (Georgia Tech) with his wife and two children. He is an Atlanta Thrashers hockey fan. He took up the game of golf when his parents, single-digit handicappers, left him at the driving range before he was old enough to go on the course. Up for bid is the right to carry Stewart’s bag during a practice round at the Hilton Head MCI Heritage! This is huge opportunity for you to meet Stewart and his regular caddy, Frank Williams, and learn why they are true champions in sport and in life.