Cink wins Travelers, while Ji earns first LPGA Tour title at Wegmans
Stewart Cink pushed aside questions about his ability to close out tournaments this weekend. Cink shot a 3-under-par 67 Sunday to win the Travelers Championship. He defeated Tommy Armour III and defending champ Hunter Mahan by a stroke …
“I know there has been some talk that I have not been a closer,” Cink told reporters. “They had every right to say that, because I felt the same way myself. So I felt that I had something to prove to myself.”
Eun-Hee Ji shot a 5-under 67 yesterday to beat Suzann Pettersen by two strokes at the Wegmans LPGA. This is Ji’s first LPGA win in her second year on tour …
“I’m like a fly in the sky,” Ji told reporters through a translator. “I cannot describe what I feel right now.”
Meanwhile, Martin Kaymer of Germany won the BMW International Open this weekend. He defeated Denmark’s Anders Hansen in a sudden-death playoff for a $517,600 paycheck …
At St. Andrews Golf, Kiel Christianson writes about the new Castle Course at St. Andrews in Scotland.
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At the U.S. Open, 41% will see you going home after the second day. Bye Michelle, have a nice trip.
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