Cink looking to fulfil potential in Match Play final

Stewart Cink considers himself an underachiever in his chosen profession but admits a victory against Tiger Woods in Sunday's final at the Accenture Match Play Championship would go a long way to changing his self image.

Stewart Cink considers himself an underachiever in his chosen profession but admits a victory against Tiger Woods in Sunday's final at the Accenture Match Play Championship would go a long way to changing his self image.

Cink defeated Justin Leonard four and two in his semi-final match at Dove Mountain to secure the meeting with world number one Woods.

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