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After British win, it's same old Cink

Originally Published: August 11, 2009
By Bob Harig | ESPN.com

CHASKA, Minn. -- A Twitter account with thousands of followers is just one clue, although not a necessary one. Stewart Cink is a good guy, a reputation earned well before a social networking site brought him more accolades.

Cink rarely, if ever, seems in a bad mood. He makes time for spectators and media and seems to enjoy his work. It might even be fair to suggest that his good nature precluded him from having the killer instinct necessary to compete consistently at golf's highest ...

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