After an impressive victory at the Safeway Open, followed by another top-five finish in Bermuda, Stewart Cink knew his son Reagan needed to stay on his bag. Now, just a handful of months later, the father and son find themselves 18 holes away from a weekend to remember forever at the RBC Heritage.
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RIETVELD: Up close and personal, this is the RBC Heritage like we’ve never seen
The RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing is back in its traditional April slot on the schedule, and a very fortunate portion of Plaid Nation is back at Harbour Town Golf Links after a spectator-free 2020 tournament in June.
WES’s WISDOM: Keep an eye on these guys at the RBC Heritage
It’s springtime in the Lowcountry, and that only means one thing: The RBC Heritage is upon us.
WES’s WISDOM: Two of Team Lowco’s own have earned next step in career journey
Here at LowcoSports, our mission is to honor and celebrate the amazing achievements of our hard-working student-athletes, coaches, and community. But over the years, we’ve adopted another. The journalism industry is a difficult one to crack, a field that requires a strong amount of experience to put your foot in the door. If we can give our local high school and college students a chance to hone their skills through practice in writing, photography, and video production, they can obtain the necessary experience to learn the ropes and start on the path to a rewarding career. And we’re proud to have two amazing success stories right here on Team Lowco.
RIETVELD: HHI golfer Griz showing talent beyond his years in pursuit of dreams
Buffing clubs, driving a range picker, and blowing my minimum wage income on imported Beastie Boys albums … that is what I was doing at age 17. Jonathan Griz, at age 17? He simply dropped a cool 5-under par 65 to qualify for a world-class professional golf tournament.
WES’s WISDOM: Hall of Famer Faber was exemplary coach, mentor, and friend for Jags
The job descriptions of a high school coach go far beyond collecting wins on the gridiron, field, or court. Sure, it's always important to build a winning team, but at the end of the day, it doesn't compare to the most important task: shaping and molding young men and women into extraordinary individuals for life.
WES’s WISDOM: Seattle star Poona Ford’s road to success started as a different Seahawk
Some student-athletes captivate a community with their incredible play on the field, and then some go beyond and inspire a whole new generation. Poona Ford has done both.
WES’s WISDOM: Hilton Head homecoming has turned into something magical
In 2002, Chane Brown and Hilton Head High’s basketball squad embarked on a magical run to South Carolina’s elite eight. Now, 19 years later, Brown has brought the magic back. In just his second year as head coach of his alma mater, Brown has guided his Seahawks to the precipice of an unthinkable state championship.
WES’s WISDOM: Black history is American history — and Lowco history — and we’re still writing it
February is Black History Month, a time to recognize the many incredible achievements of black Americans within our society. Without their contributions in science, writing, music, politics, and countless other disciplines, our community, country, and world would never be as amazing. I’ve met some truly incredible black men and women throughout my 24-or-so years, and I have been captivated by what so many have brought to my life.
WES’s WISDOM: It’s been an unforgettable hoops season, and the best is yet to come
WES's WISDOM: It's been an unforgettable hoops season, and the best is yet to come