The Sentry, a limited-field, no-cut signature event to kick off the PGA Tour's season, is down to the final round. There were originally 65 players eligible, but the tournament teed off on Thursday with 59 golfers. Only one will hoist the 35-pound trophy Sunday evening in Maui.

Steady winds and an unusually soft golf course gave players something different to think about in the first round of the 2025 Sentry. While some struggled with the atypical conditions, Tom Hoge did not.

Hideki Matsuyama is notorious for trying new putters but almost never putting a new one in play. Now it appears that the former Masters champion has cracked the code. Bring a lot of putters with him,

Wearing his Sunday yellow, Matsuyama closed in style to set the all-time 72-hole scoring record in relation to par with a total of 35-under 257.

It is not as if Matsuyama limped into the 2025 season (though he did admit Sunday evening he was getting over an illness); rather, he began this campaign coming off a 2024 in whic

Collin Morikawa didn't hold back. In the PGA Tour's season-opening Sentry at Kapalua, Collin Morikawa shot 32 under, tied for the fourth-lowest score in Tour history. Not too shabby, right? Well, only one thing—he finished runner-up,

A new season has begun on the PGA Tour, and while the setting at the Sentry remains pristine, laid-back and undisputedly Hawaiian, the stakes are high: a $20 million purse, with $3.6 million to the winner.