Keep tabs on the Sony Open in Hawaii live leaderboard all day during Sunday's final round. You can also get tee times and groupings to see who's playing together. Final round, Sunday, Jan. 18

Keith Mitchell raised eyebrows at the Sony Open with a bold decision that quickly became a talking point across the PGA Tour. The move didn’t go unnoticed, drawing a pointed reaction from a fellow tour pro and sparking fresh discussion around strategy and risk at the elite level.

Chris Gotterup had leis draped around his neck, a flute of champagne in one hand and the gold Sony Open trophy in the other for the traditional toast from the Waialae members Sunday evening. He's loved coming to Hawaii,

Chris Gotterup walked off Waialae Country Club on Sunday evening with another trophy in hand, a beaming smile on his face and tears welling in his eyes. The 26-year-old had just authored a closing 64 to win the Sony Open in Hawaii by two strokes,

The PGA Tour deepened its collaboration with AWS, transforming live golf coverage and digital experiences through advanced AI-driven content and analytics.

Chris Gotterup abrió la nueva temporada del PGA Tour con tres grandes birdies en los últimos nueve hoyos que lo llevaron a firmar tarjeta de 64 golpes, seis bajo par, y a la victoria por dos impactos en el Sony Open,

The 2026 PGA Tour season gets underway this week in Hawaii at the Sony Open, a week after the traditional starting event, The Sentry, was canceled due to course concerns. As such, it's been quite some time since golf fans watched the best of the PGA Tour in action.

The first win of the 2026 PGA Tour season officially belongs to Chris Gotterup. Last season’s Genesis Scottish Open Champion, Gotterup got off to an incredible start in Hawaii with an opening round at 7-under. He went 3-under through Friday and Saturday, but he was back with a closing 6-under round on Sunday to take home the win.

Davis Riley, the leader by two shots at 12 under, and Harry Hall, currently in six-way tie for second at 10 under, are in the final twosome and they have teed off on the first hole at Waialae to officially put all the golfers on the course for this final round. Of note: In that logjam at 10 under is Daniel Berger, who is 5 under through 10 holes.