NY Times · Apr 9, 2022
With Son as Caddie, Stewart Cink Gets a Hole in One
Stewart Cink, whose best finish at the Masters was a tie for third in 2008, had the shot of the day on Friday.Credit...Charlie Riedel/Associated PressAUGUSTA, Ga. — Stewart Cink knew the shot had a chance, the way so many shots seem to on No. 16 at Augusta National Golf Club. So did his youngest son, Reagan, who was his caddie for the Masters Tournament.
The ball thunked onto the green, commencing a leisurely, 11-second roll before it fell into the cup for Cink’s first hole in one in 20 appearances at the Masters. Cink, who had wielded an 8-iron, raised his arms and embraced his son. A double high-five followed.