The PGA Tour season kicked off with a bang at The Sentry 2025, held at the picturesque Plantation Course in Kapalua, Hawaii. The tournament, known for its stunning views and low-scoring potential, saw Japan's Hideki Matsuyama make history by setting a new PGA Tour record with an astounding 35-under-par score for 72 holes.
Matsuyama's remarkable performance included rounds of 65, 65, 62, and 65, culminating in an eight-under-par final round that included an eagle, seven birdies, and a bogey. His birdie on the 18th hole sealed the record and secured his victory by three shots over American Collin Morikawa, who finished at 32 under par.
The tournament was a nail-biting affair, with Matsuyama and Morikawa engaged in a thrilling Sunday showdown. Matsuyama led by one shot heading into the final round and maintained his composure to clinch the title. Morikawa, who started the final round one shot behind, played brilliantly but couldn't catch Matsuyama.
England's Harry Hall and Scotland's Robert MacIntyre rounded out the top five, finishing at 23 and 21 under par, respectively. The event showcased some of the best golfers in the world, with many top players in contention throughout the tournament.
Matsuyama's victory marks his 11th career title on the PGA Tour and his third win in the last 10 months, solidifying his status as one of the game's elite players. His record-breaking performance at The Sentry sets a high bar for the rest of the season and leaves fans eagerly anticipating what's to come.
The Sentry 2025 will be remembered for Matsuyama's historic achievement and the incredible display of golfing talent. As the PGA Tour season continues, all eyes will be on Matsuyama and his fellow competitors as they strive to reach new heights.
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