With this win Stewart Cink capured his first European Tour International Schedule victory in his 38th European Tour event. The win was his fourth US PGA Tour victory and second in 2004 following the MCI Heritage and his ninth win as a professional.
The 46th different American to win on The European Tour
The 89th American victory on The European Tour
The 13th first-time winner on The 2004 European Tour
The fourth consecutive week there has been first-time winner, following Luke Donald
(Scandinavian Masters by Carlsberg), David Lynn (The KLM Open) and Gary Emerson (BMW Russian Open)
The fifth American victory on the 2004 European Tour International Schedule following Tiger Woods (World Golf Championships – Accenture Match Play), Mark O’’Meara (Dubai Desert Classic), Phil Mickelson (Masters Tournament) and Todd Hamilton (The 133rd Open Golf Championship)
The third American to win their first European Tour event in 2004, following Phil Mickelson (Masters Tournament) and Todd Hamilton (The 133rd Open Golf Championship)
His seventh career European Tour top ten finish
The fourth American victory in the event, following Tiger Woods (1999, 2000 and 2001)
The third wire-to-wire winner on the 2004 European Tour, following Ernie Els (Heineken Classic)
and Miles Tunnicliff (The Diageo Championship at Gleneagles)
The second wire-to-wire winner in the event, following Tiger Woods (2000)
