Stewart Cink holds a three-shot lead with two holes remaining at the Mitsubishi Electric Championship, setting himself up for a strong start to the PGA Tour Champions season.
The opening event of the 2026 PGA Tour Champions season has seen some impressive performances, but it is Stewart Cink who currently stands out. With a three-shot advantage heading into the final two holes, Cink is in prime position to claim the early-season title at Hualalai, Hawaii.
Strong Start for Stewart Cink at Mitsubishi Electric Championship
After a solid round, Cink has demonstrated his experience and composure under pressure. The Mitsubishi Electric Championship, held in the scenic surroundings of Hualalai, is known for its challenging conditions, but Cink’s steady play has allowed him to pull clear of the field.
Champions Tour Kicks Off with High-Level Competition
The PGA Tour Champions attracts some of golf’s most respected veterans, including German stars Bernhard Langer and Alex Cejka, as well as international talents like Miguel Ángel Jiménez and Vijay Singh. This event marks the official start of the Champions Tour season, and the competition is fierce.
Bernhard Langer, a multiple major winner on the Champions Tour, is aiming to add another title to his impressive career, while Alex Cejka looks to build momentum early in the season. Vijay Singh, fresh off making the cut on the PGA Tour last week, has also brought strong form to the Hawaiian event.
Broadcast and Coverage Details
Fans can follow the action live from Hualalai starting Friday morning at 1:00 a.m. CET on MagentaTV. The tournament offers a great opportunity to watch legends of the game compete at a high level in a relaxed yet competitive atmosphere.
With just two holes left, all eyes are on Stewart Cink as he aims to secure the first victory of the season. His three-shot lead gives him a comfortable cushion, but the closing holes at Hualalai have tested many players in the past.