PGA Tour Brunch - It's a Wrap at RBC

@PGATourBrunch Wraps-Up Coverage of the RBC Heritage

Apr 19, 2021

PGA Tour Brunch Coverage of the RBC Heritage

Stewart Cink became the fourth player - the fifth occasion - age 47 or older to win multiple times in a season on the PGA Tour since 1960. Cink joins Davis Love III (5) and Hale Irwin (3) with three or more victories at the RBC Heritage.

Cink won 21 years, two days after his 2000 RBC Heritage title and 16 years, 11 months, 30 days after winning at the Heritage in 2004.

Harold Varner III (T-2 at (-15) closed with a 5-under (66) to claim his career-best finish on Tour. His previous best, a T-3/2019 THE NORTHERN TRUST. Varner’s T-2 came after three straight missed cuts at previous RBC Heritage events.

A week after his T-8 finish at the Masters Tournament, Canada’s Corey Conners finished T-4 at 13-under (271).

First-round leader Cameron Smith (T-9 at (-11) bookended his week with bogey-free rounds (R-1 a (62), and R-4 a (66).

In his bid to join Payne Stewart (1989-90), Davis Love III (1991-92) and Boo Weekley (2007-08) as back-to-back winners at the RBC Heritage, defending champion Webb Simpson finished T-9.

RBC Heritage Final Leaderboard

Stewart Cink 63-63-69-70—265 (-19)

Harold Varner III 66-68-69-66—269 (-15)

Emiliano Grillo 68-64-69-68—269 (-15)

Maverick McNealy 71-67-66-67—271 (-13)

Corey Conners 67-64-72-68—271 (-13)

Matt Fitzpatrick 71-64-68-68—271 (-13)

Full Leaderboard (link)

Prize Money (link)

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What They’re Saying:

Cink Caps Record-breaking Week at RBC with Win (ESPN/Associated Press)

Cink Goes Wire-to-Wire at RBC (Yahoo Sports)

With his Son as Caddie, Cink Dominated RBC (GolfCom)

What They Made at the RBC Heritage (Golf Week/USA Today)

SportsBiz, Sporting Good and the Golf Industry

What’s in Cink’s Bag? (Golf Week/USA Today)

DJ Makes Surprising Equipment Change at RBC (GolfCom)

Golfers Question Putting Rule (GolfCom) - (See Parting Putt below)

Greg Norman and Brad Faxon, New Neighbors (Golf Week/USA Today)

Next Up? The Zurich Classic at New Orleans

April 22-25 at TPC Louisiana.

Tournament Link (HERE)

(The PGA Tour event with two player teams playing foursomes)

Previous Result (link)

On This Day in Golf History:

April 19, 1987 - Davis Love III won his first PGA Tour title at the (then-MCI) Heritage Classic in Hilton Head, SC. Love won by one stroke over Steve Jones who double-bogeyed the final hole at Harbour Town Golf Links. “Just one bad shot at the wrong moment,” said Jones of his tee shot that went out of bounds. (Courtesy of Randy Walker), Author of On This Day in Golf History, available via Amazon.com and by clicking HERE