In this rich and inspiring episode, PGA Tour veteran Stewart Cink discusses with D.A. a candid glimpse into the heart of professional golf—sharing stories that go far beyond the scorecard. As host of the Mitsubishi Electric Classic, Cink discusses what it takes to balance competitive course setup with player experience at TPC Sugarloaf, and how charity remains a driving force behind the tournament's impact.

But this conversation isn’t just about the tournament—it’s a deep dive into the personal journey of a golfer who's spent decades at the top. Stewart opens up about his early start in golf with the support of his parents, the transition from passion to profession, and the powerful influence of family throughout his career. He reflects on the unique dynamics of working with caddies—including his own family members—and how those relationships evolve under pressure.

Most importantly, Stewart talks about the steadying presence of faith in his life, and how he's learned to balance the ever-shifting demands of faith, family, and a high-stakes career. With heartfelt anecdotes, meaningful reflections, and pro-level insight, this episode delivers a compelling look at what truly matters—on and off the course.

Chapters

Introduction to the Podcast and Guests

Stewart Sink's Role as Tournament Host

The Importance of Charity in Golf Tournaments

Strategies for Tournament Play at TPC Sugarloaf

The Balance of Course Setup and Player Experience

Stewart Sink's Journey into Professional Golf

The Family Roots of Golf

From Hobby to Profession

The Significance of Family Wins

Caddying: A Family Affair

The Dynamics of Spousal Support in Golf

Transitioning Caddies: A Personal Journey

Balancing Faith, Family, and Career