Corey Kozuma carefully lines up his birdie putt during the final round of the 2025 Golf Concepts Pro-Pro Championship at ...

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2025 Sony Open in Hawaii odds. All odds from BetMGM. ... He finally figured out the greens in 2021, when he gained over 4.2 strokes putting on his way to a T7. Nico Echavarria ...

Sleepers to watch at Waialae for the Sony Open Top 20 sleeper pick for the Sony Open (0.9 Units): Daniel Berger (+220) More on Berger, we haven't seen him at Waialae since 2021 but, the last time ...

When is the Sony Open in Hawaii 2025? The four-day, 72-hole, stroke-play event starts Thursday, Jan. 9 and concludes Sunday, Jan. 12. There are 144 players in the field .

LAST TIME: Despite nearly withdrawing on Wednesday due to a rib injury, Kevin Na notched his fifth career PGA TOUR win at the 2021 Sony Open in Hawaii. Na shot a Saturday 61 – the low round of ...

Si Woo Kim earns fourth PGA Tour victory, and first since January 2021, with birdies on his final two holes seeing South Korean pip Americas Hayden Buckley by one stroke at Sony Open in Hawaii ...

Charley Hoffman, who finished 14th in the 2021 Sony Open in Hawaii at Waialae Country Club, comes into the 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii with +25000 odds. Before Hoffman tees off in Honolulu, Hawaii, le… ...

Sony Open Sleepers and Value Picks: Bet on J.T. Poston and Andrew Putnam in Hawaii Chris Kirk landed us a +20000 win last week at The Sentry, and now we are hoping for another win in Hawaii! The Sony ...

Live odds for the 2023 Sony Open in Hawaii field, January 12-15. Updated Sony Open in Hawaii betting odds, which feature favorite Jon Rahm. ... (2021) and Honda Classic (2020).

Troy Merritt made the cut in his last event at Waialae Country Club, the 2021 Sony Open in Hawaii (finishing 56th), and he has +18000 odds to win at this course in the 2023 Sony Open in Hawaii. Bef… ...

Some 65 golfers competed for a share of the Sony Open in Hawaii's $7,500,000 total prize pool. Although he narrowly missed out on first place, Henley received a total of $817,500 for coming second.