The Week April 11-17

?'N Cink
An early pick for Pebble Beach? MCI Classic winner Stewart Cink has three top 16s in four U.S. Opens.

?Killer D
Last year Juli Inkster won the Longs Drugs Challenge by four shots. This year she did it by five.

? Waterloo
Doug Tewell survived nine inches of rain and six delays to win the last of 59 PGA Seniors in Florida.

?Shocking
Not Europe over Great Britain- Ireland in the Ballesteros Trophy, but Seve over Monty in singles.

? PGA
What is more revealing about Masters champ Vijay Singh: That he closed with a 64 to tie for third at Harbour Town? Or that seven days earlier his parting words at Augusta National, spoken to the night air, were, "Kiss my ass, everybody"? Singh refused to explain his remark, which was overheard by two journalists.

? LPGA
About 50 friends and family members witnessed Inkster's 23rd win, at Twelve Bridges Golf Club in Lincoln, Calif., including her mother-in-law, Lou Inkster, a tournament volunteer who cleaned shoes for the players. But not her daughter-in-law's. "Of all people, I wasn't going to make her clean my shoes," Juli said.

?SENIOR
Bruce Edwards had good reason to drop everything last weekend and rush home to Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., leaving a friend, Kevin Dennis, to fill in for him as Tom Watson's caddie. On Saturday night Edwards reportedly called his wife, Sue, and asked for a divorce. She allegedly responded by setting their house on fire, causing extensive damage.

?ALSO

Thanks to a 2-and-l win by the 590th-ranked Ballesteros over No. 3 Colin Montgomerie, Europe beat Great Britain- Ireland 13�-12� in the Ryder Cup-style event at Sun-ningdale Golf Club, outside London....

Since making holes in one on three consecutive days in March at Brookfield Hills Golf Course in Waukesha, Wis. (SI, April 10), Brian Lowe has made two more at the course....