Sports Psychologist Takes Full Credit For Stewart Cink

Who is really to blame for "stepping on a Hall of Famer's neck" and ruining golf forever by not laying down for Tom Watson. Not that jerk Stewart Cink. Send a note to Dr. Morris Pickens, famous sports psychologist, instead. Cink had never won his own major, because before last weekend he was terrible. After struggling most of last year and the beginning of this one, he decided he needed a change. So he remade his game—just two months ago—and now he's stomping throats like a champion. "I needed to change my mental outlook too because I really did not have much of a pre-shot routine working. I decided I needed to get something more regimented, a routine I could lean on under pressure. "I thought if I stayed with the long putter it would be easy for me to fall back into the old warm and fuzzy feelings so I decided to scrap everything and start over with the short putter." A putter? That's it? You changed your putter and now you're ...