T he first tournament of 2025 goes to Hideki Matsuyama. The Japanese, bronze medalist at the Paris Games, won The Sentry in Hawaii with a total of 257 (65 65 62 65, -35) shots. In

Hideki Matsuyama has shot -35 at The Sentry in Hawaii as he opened the 2025 PGA Tour season in style - but is it the best card of all time?

Hideki Matsuyama carded the lowest-ever 72-hole score in the history of the PGA Tour on Sunday, shooting an astonishing 35-under to win The Sentry in Kapalua, Hawaii.

Hideki Matsuyama finished at 35 under par on the Plantation Course at Kapalua to set a new PGA Tour scoring record.

On the ninth hole at the Sony Open in Hawaii, the former Masters champion hit an iffy tee shot, but it was his driver that ended up being the truly errant projectile. Matsuyama lost grip of the club on his follow through, sending it into the observers' area.

It’s a scoring fest on the Plantation course on weeks when there is little wind. In this one, Collin Morikawa had to settle for second despite not posting a round worse than 66 all week.

Hideki Matsuyama of Japan sprints away from Collin Morikawa to win The Sentry, PGA Tour's opening event of the season, with a record 35-under.

Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa put on quite the show at Kapalua. Matsuyama set a personal best with 11 birdies for his round of 62.

Hawaii – Hideki Matsuyama opened the new season with a record performance, though it was hard to tell from his emotions. He was a machine at The Sentry, with 35 holes at birdie or better to ...

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Matsuyama’s birdie on No. 18 gave him a round of 65 and the new record, previously owned by Cameron Smith (34-under, 2022 The Sentry). The top five, including Morikawa’s 32-under this week, have all come at The Sentry.

Hideki Matsuyama is a winner at The Sentry. The Japanese superstar picked up his 11th PGA Tour victory Sunday, shooting 8-under 65 to top Collin Morikawa by three shots and become the 12th golfer to win both PGA Tour events in Hawaii.