Sign in | Register View Today's Print Edition · Reader Rewards · Buy Photos · Place an Ad · Subscription Rates · Forms · Contact Us · About Us
The Sentinel-Record Buildings Header Art
Browse Categories  (Add your business to the Hot Springs Business Directory)

Cink, but no Cinderella

Weary Watson loses four-hole playoff


JUG OF JOY: American Stewart Cink holds the claret jug, awarded to the British Open champion, after defeating countryman Tom Watson in a four-hole playoff Sunday in Turnberry, Scotland. It was the first major championship for Cink, who denied Watson his ninth.
TURNBERRY, Scotland – One putt from 8 feet was all that separated Tom Watson from a moment no one imagined possible until he was close enough to make it happen with one final stroke.

On the verge of becoming golf’s oldest major champion, Watson finally showed his 59-year-old nerves.

The par putt never had a chance. An hour later, neither did Watson.

“It would have been a hell of a story, wouldn’t it?” Watson said. “And it was almost. Almost. The dream almost came true.”

Turns out this British Open was too good to be true.

Stewart Cink...
Log-In to view full story or view our Registration Guide.
Featured Hot Springs Business Directory Articles

Featured Hot Springs Business Directory Coupons
Local News Archive Calendar
Sponsor Advertisements
Featured Business
Featured Business
 
 
Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Place an Ad | Resources

Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional

visitors since March 13th, 2009

2009 (c) Copyright The Sentinel-Record

Web design by: Joe Regan
Owner of: WebProJoe.com Web Design Company