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Stewart Cink

Stewart Cink

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Sep 25, 2026

Davis Love IIIGUEST
52:11
And that's why the Payne Stewart Award is so important.
Davis Love IIIGUEST
52:14
It's important because of the way the guys that win it, you know, like Stewart Cink or, or Billy Andrade or, you know, right on down the list, um, those guys are leaders, but they are because of what Paul Azinger did for Payne Stewart makes it even, makes it even more important.
Davis Love IIIGUEST
52:32
'Cause you're spreading the gospel by the transformation in Payne's life.
Davis Love IIIGUEST
52:36
They said it again during the Tour Championship, um, you know, over and over on TV.
Smylie KaufmanHOST
2:32
He's, of course, a colleague of mine over at NBC and also Verso and Golf Channel.
Smylie KaufmanHOST
2:37
Notah, uh, I must say it was, it was a fun night celebrating you recently in Atlanta, the most recent Payne Stewart recipient.
Smylie KaufmanHOST
2:45
Uh, I, I think most people when they walked away from that evening, I, I know plenty of people watched it, uh, on, on the Golf Channel, but everybody just was kind of just blown away.
Smylie KaufmanHOST
2:55
I, I, I don't think they really understood really your backstory to the extent and how much you've really done for the Not- uh, for the Native American community.
Notah BegayGUEST
4:40
And I was really touched that they were able to take some time to do that because certainly getting ready for a big event like that, you wouldn't expect, uh, guys like that to show up to an event.
Notah BegayGUEST
4:50
But it also just lends itself to sort of what the PGA Tour has done to support this and how Southern Company has really gotten behind it and, and for good reason.
Notah BegayGUEST
4:57
You know, the Payne Stewart Family Foundation does amazing things and using its voice and the legacy of Payne Stewart to drive more funding.
Notah BegayGUEST
5:05
Like, the good is always there, Smiley, but-
Nate ScottGUEST
40:04
And Ben had, um...
Nate ScottGUEST
40:07
We finished second at the Senior PGA a few weeks ago, so we were, uh, we lost to Stewart Cink by a billion 'cause he, he shot a course record on, on Sunday.
Dougie BugitzHOST
40:18
[laughs]
Nate ScottGUEST
40:18
And he's, he's the Scotty tiger of, of the senior era right now.
Gary WilliamsHOST
4:48
More on that in a moment.
Gary WilliamsHOST
4:49
And meanwhile, Zach Johnson, the Zach Johnson-Stewart Cink seasons on PGA Tour Champions, he now wins for the fifth time.
Gary WilliamsHOST
4:58
So we talked to him and Stewart together about a month and a half ago when Stewart was out in front as far as wins, as far as points.
Gary WilliamsHOST
5:06
He's still out in front as far as points, but Zach Johnson is trying to reel him in.
Bert RemienHOST
21:29
The 50-year-old Iowa native closed with a four under 66 at Minnehaha Country Club to finish at 11 under par.
Bert RemienHOST
21:36
He now matched Stewart Cink for the tour victory lead.
Bert RemienHOST
21:40
Crane also shot 66.
Bert RemienHOST
21:42
He finished birdie, birdie, bogey, birdie.
Callum McVicarHOST
11:36
Win number five of his debut season for Zach Johnson as he closes the 54-hole tournament with a score of 11 under par, birdying his final two holes to give him a winning margin of one shot over Ben Crane in solo second place, closing out a 36-hole lead in the process.
Callum McVicarHOST
11:53
Johnson continues to impress in his maiden season on the PGA Champions Tour and rises to second place in the Schwab Cup standings, chasing down Stewart Cink who currently holds the top spot.
Callum McVicarHOST
12:04
Over to the DPE World Tour where it was the Irish Open this week, held at Trump International Golf Links and Hotel in Doonbeg, Ireland.
Callum McVicarHOST
12:12
Winning here was Shane Lowry, a second Irish Open title to his name this weekend as Shane Lowry cruised to the trophy with a total of 23 under par.
Eli EilersGUEST
67:18
He's gonna be hanging around.
Eli EilersGUEST
67:20
I can definitely see an instance like Tom Watson- Uh, when, when Stewart Cink beat him at the British Open, you know, Tom Watson was up there and, you know, [laughs] poor, poor Stewart Cink in that instance, uh, said something along the lines that, "I think my family was rooting against me," 'cause folks wanted Tom Watson to, uh, get one, one more British Open.
Eli EilersGUEST
67:39
I think we'll see something similar to that with Tiger and, you know, I wanna say he pulls it off.
Ricky PottsHOST
67:44
Good answer.
Chris LemleyHOST
2:58
So, um, hey, let's, let's dive into this week's guest.
Chris LemleyHOST
3:02
Uh, Stewart Cink kicked off the very first episode, and he's joining us again for our second birthday on the Cart Barn Podcast.
Chris LemleyHOST
3:11
So, this week with Stewart Cink.
Chris LemleyHOST
3:13
Well, welcome back everyone to the Cart Barn Podcast.
Chris LemleyHOST
3:16
We are super excited to not only bring you the second anniversary edition of the Cart Barn Podcast, we've, we're turning two years old, but we have Stewart Cink coming back.
Chris LemleyHOST
3:27
He was our inaugural, uh, podcast guest.
Chris LemleyHOST
3:31
And Stewart, welcome back to the Cart Barn again.
Dan PatrickHOST
27:35
Yeah, Paulie.
Paul PabstPANELIST
27:36
Looks like Stewart Cink after 18 holes.
Dan PatrickHOST
27:38
[laughs]
Paul PabstPANELIST
27:38
I got Fresno State, Dan, last year.
Notah BegayGUEST
26:24
So every single player within two or three years of my age, so between 50 and 55, I grew up playing with.
Notah BegayGUEST
26:34
So you look at Stewart Cink, Justin Leonard, Tiger Woods.
Notah BegayGUEST
26:38
We all played junior golf together, but there's about 200 others that never made it.
Notah BegayGUEST
26:45
because they got filtered out.

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